The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-09-21

Champlain avenues enteftAAno9
slsan party At whist Thursday even
ing.
MA Mary ooodlow Ellison. 1852
1asalla street, and Ars- Grant
Gardner, sSxs state street, have ar
rived home. having spsAt twelve days
waiting friends In MusksgOn. Grand
Haven and Grand Rapids. Mich
Mr.. n. A DoSson o. Omaha spent
. few Aays h ne eity last week en-
route 10 NashviIls. Tenn. where ne
win enter his Junior ye@ IN the
Meharry Medical School.
! In case you desire to enjoy . good
meal At the Pekin Inn Cafe, 27o4
stste street, on sunday evenings you
sbould secure your seats In advance
Phone Calumet 2s1.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Madden, 67ll
wabash avenue, entertained q large
, number of friends at whist Friday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Leland, Of
Cincinnati, o.
John B. Hart, 4s41 Armour avenue
has been confined to his home for
the past ten days with Illness, ana
he was forced to undergo o skllful
@. GRAFTON by DR.. w. 3. Mackey and
he is now much better.
Last Thursday evening the Old
settlers Club was entertained at The
home Of Mrs. Peter Bruin, All Ar
muur avenue, by s. H. and c. H.
BOND. More than so Old Settlers
were present, and they spent de-
Dghtful evening.
Dr.. Daniel H. williams, the father
of Proyident Hospital, returned home
last Saturday from a ten days hunt
Ing trip through the woods OF North
Dakota and Northern Canada, and
being q good shooter he bagged
lot of game while absent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, 2S25 Wa
lash avenue, gave q dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor OF Mrs. Mary
TTbbs, Mrs. Medley. OF Buxton, Ia;
Mrs. A. wilberforce Williams, Mrs
Louis B. Anderson. Mrs. Sarah Barr
md Mrs. I'd. Nixon The dinner was
served In eight courses
II is said that ]. B. Bell, leading
Colored citizen of Houston, Tex, Is
one of the largest property owners
in Texas. He owns 43 rent houses
in his city, from which he draws
rent each month $3.50. Mr.. Bell Is
10th a church member and a leading
society man. He Is said to be worth
fully SS5,O00-E1change.
While burying S675 in his cellar
recently, Sam westerneld a Colored
restauranteur Of Lincoln, Neb-, was
sIugeed by two unknown robbers and
his money taken from him The re-
ce.pts of his restaurant had been very
large because of the State Fair, and
he banked in the cellar each night.
George w. Fields, head member OF
George w. Fields and Company 1916
State street, whose ad. appears IN
a: other column of this paper, is quite
an inventor. He has Just put the
finishing touches on q new toy, and
when he secures his patent on 1t, and
ruts Il In the market, It will I'LL the
heLrts OF children with gladness.
Rube Foster, head Of the Leland
Giants, pitched a hot game Of ball
last Sunday afternoon and won out
sgrinst the South Chicago team BY
pcore Of 1 to o. This afternoon the
Giants play the West Ends at An
hurn Park, and on sunday afternoon
al the same place they go up against
ne Oak Leas.
Under the auspices Of Messrs. Fer
dinand Barnett, Jr.; Thee E Jones'
and Charles q McGooden, the last
outing of the season." was given ~
Rasch's Grove Monday evening last
The charge Of admission was thirty
five cents, and quite . number OF
the personal friends Of 'the com
nittee" attended. A member Of the
ctmmittee says "the AFFAIR was q
financial success. Thanks"
Dr.. George C. Hall, after attends
ing the meeting Of the National Ned
icaI Association, which met at Bali
ttmore, Nd, visiting the jamestown
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