The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-06-01

Mr.. Joe Williams, 3s4 S3rd St, died
with consumption, last Friday and
was buried Sunday.
Mr.. M T. Bailey, 1888 State St,
graduated from the Illinois College OF
Law, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Robert Allen Of Columbus, o.,
spent last week in the city, stopped
at the Keystone Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams enter
tanned their Dixie Jubilee Co" at the
Pekin Theatre, Monday evening.
Rev. T. A. Clark $500 Forest ave-,
is becoming himself again, after pass
ing through a severe spell Of sickness.
Hon. Lawrence A. Young has re-
moved his law ofices from the Ash
land Block, to the Rookery building.
1t is reported that Mr.. Bonnie Sum-
mers a popular young man ABOUT town
will soon wed one OF the bellies OF st.
Louis.
Sargent Rufus" is the name Of the
next play by Alfred Anderson that
will be produced at the New Pekin
Theater.
Mr.. Will Jackson OF Nashville,
Tenn, is spending the summer in the
city the guest of his uncle Mr.. Jacobs,
31S S2nd st.
Mr.. John Slaughter Of Milwaukee,
Wis, who had his thumb amputated
left the city for his home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. John l. Fry. proprietor OF the
Keystone Hotel was appointed Quar-
ter-master Sargent of the Sth Regi-
ment and was seen in the parade Sun
day.
Alderman, P. ]. O'Connell. and fam
lily have removed from 522 West 63rd
street, into a fine new home, 1858
Normal ave-, which the honest Alder
man Of the 31st ward recently bought.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Montgomery.
4743 Shields ave-. are for the present
residing at $500 Armour ave-, and on
or about Sept. /. They will move into
a home Of their own which they lately
purchased at 5436 Dearborn st.
The Russell Packing Company
which Is so successfully managed by
former Alderman John T. Russell,
have removed their store from Sol
South Halsted street, to 6151 Halsted
street, where they have one Of the fin
est places of its kind on the South
west side.
The Special Edition of The Bystand-
er, Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday, May
25th, reflects much credit on Editor
Thompson and his able assistants; II
was illustrated with cuts and inter
esting sketches of many OF the most
prominent Afro-American men and
women residing in that enterprising
city, and on the whole 1t reached the
top notch in Negro Journalism.
The one hundred and FIVE statesmen
employed by Mcneil and Higgins Co.,
wholesale groceries % South market
street, were rendered a banquet, by
the Erich Mfg. Company, at the Sher
man House. last Saturday evening.
Robert ]. Roulston one of the best
hustlers connected with that we'll
known firm gracefully served as toast
master.
Carter H. Harrison, at one time
Mayor Of Chicago, who has been
spending the past winter In Cal, re-
turned to the city the latter part of
last week. and he is stopping at the
Virginia Hotel. and some Of his warm |
friends and former supporters in his
political battles, are getting his boom |
in shape, to secure the nomination for |
President OF the United States in 1908. |
On Sunday. May. 26th. Frank. A. |
Mead, age AZ years, 512O Indiana ave.,
suddenly departed this life In Milwau-
kee, Wis. Mr.. Mead is the Oldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mead who are
well known among Chicagos Oldest
citizens. A wife two sisters, three
brothers and his father survive him.
Funeral services were held over the
remains at St Thomas Episcopal
Friday at 8 p. m. Father Mas
siah ofhciating. The body accompanied
by his wife and sister, Mrs. Harris
was taken to Louisville, KY, for