The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-07-13


: underwent an operation Tuesday. We
: wish him a speedy recovery.
Miss Dayse Walker of Indianapolis,
Ind, founder of the y c. w. P. A,
and Club home will speak at Quinn
Chapel, Sunday evening July IA.
: John G. Jones, left Sunday morning
for Niagara Falls, N. Y, where he ad-
dressed large gathering Of Free Ma
sons of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Allen, Jr., o.
Mannessen, Pa, are visiting the city.
the guests of Mrs. P. L. Harris sister
Of Mr.. Allen, 512 W. seth st.
Rev. w. s. Braddan, pastor Of Ber-
can Baptist church 1884 Dearborn st.
left Sunday night for Springfield, ILL.,,
TO serve in the ranks of the Eighth
Regiment.
Mrs. Josephine Young 1903 Wabash
ave-, still continues to conduct a neat
rooming house and she has a large
front room and alcove bedroom u
rent to a first class married couple.
Mrs. NJ. Tyler of Kansas City, No,
is in the city visiting her brother Mr.
Robt. Woods 5O32 Armour ave, she
will remain two weeks to take in the
: sights of this great city.
DR.. A. Beatrice Schultz, 2719 State
street, cannot be downed, for she now
has a fine horse and Goddard rig
hich enables her to take a spin in the
parks and to drive to see her patients.
Nine hundred and ninety-nine of ev-
cry thousand teachers in the West
indies are Negroes, and they are
never satisfied until they obtain the
highest diplomas in the gift of the
government-Ex.
Col. Robt. NJ. Mitchell, spent Sun
cay and Monday in Jacksonville, Ill,
With his old friend Capt. Smith, AMI
on his return. he stopped at Spring
field and was the guest of Col John |
K. Marshall of the Eighth Regiment.
Major John c. Buckner, left for
Springfield, Wednesday evening,
where he was the guest of Col. John
T. Marshall and the other officers of
the Eighth Regiment at Camp Lincoln,
On Governors Day.
William Harrah, official stenogra-
pher in the committee rooms of the
City Council, left Wednesday evening
for bingham, ILL.,, where he will
sTend his vacation with his parents
and those who knew him in his boy
hood days.
DR.. ]. W. Mcdowell, 300 State St.
vas summoned last week by telegraph
To st. Louis, Mo. where he successful
" performed very skillful operation,
which shows that the people in st.
Louis place a high valuation on the
service of DR.. Mcdowell.
Mr.. W. R. Sobers heads a committee
Of young men who will give an in
formal dancing party at Rasch's
Grove, Friday, July IS. The expenses
Of the event will be subscribed to BY
hose fortunate enough to receive In
Vitations.
The Dunbar Literary Club won the
Debating Pennant If
1907 from the Cosmopolitan Club. by {
iefault at Quinn Chapel, Thursday
evening. Mr.. W. NJ. Farmer is director {
i the club, Maynard L. Wilson, Pres,
nd Fenton Johnson and Laurence
Watkins the championship team of g
jook County. 7
In the state of Alamaba a vagrancy U
aw has recently been passed which P
everses the rule Of the common law
Fhich declares that a man is innocent 8
ntil proven guilty and requires all "
ersons accused of vagrancy to show Il
bat they are not Migrants or else go y
the chain gang or be sold into peon- "
&c, slavery to some contractor. This Ct
made for Colored people.-Ex. c.
#
John Temple Graves has drifted IN
ON a monomaniac to a common lu- CO
attic. Roosevelt carry Georgia and n
ennessee! Brownsville was a great
1t with the South. but it will not bal. M
nee the Booker Washington lunch. "a
erhaps, though, there is method In a,
raves madness. He talks like an edi- a,
II looking for a sinecure.-The Globe.
ashivlle, Tenn.
Delilah Florence Brewington, -
ear old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs u