The broad ax., 1907-11-16

ave, is spending month IN rlo'
Springs Ark
| Mrs. Grace Abbott Hubbard OF Tor
onto Can, is the guest of her sister
| Mrs. Benz. Sayrs, 64I4 Rhodes ave.
Mrs. Jacob L. Parks, and son have
returned home after a very pleasant
visit with relatives in Detroit, Mich.
The Misses Blanche and Emma Shaw
have given up their home on La Fay
cite ave, and are now residing at
$3.50 Rhodes ave.
Mr.. E. z. Brown, $3.50 Wabash ave-,
who has been confined to his bed in
Provident Hospital is again able to be
out
Mr.. VIM. P. Phillips who has been
making his headquarters in DeIoit,
Mich, spent a few days in the city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gillispie, $50
Wabash ave-, who have been spending
the past three months in New York
have returned to the city.
Dr.. Jine Thomas who has been spend
ing the summer in the Thousand Is
lands is in the city stopping at the Key
stone Hotel
DR.. E S. Miller GOA Wabash ave,
entertained a small party of his friends
at cards last Saturday evening. A fine
collation. was served at twelve O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owen, 3825
Dearborn St, entertained few Of their
friends at whist, Tuesday eve, in hon-
or of their guest. Mrs. J., N. Lewis
of Detroit, Mich.
The Peerless Club" of which Mr.,
| Chas. E. Washington is president has
issued invitations for their first dane
ing party, which will take place one
evening next week
J Emery T. Morris, a weIl-kmown Col
ored non-partisan Of Cambridge
Mass, has recently been appointed by
the city council as deputy sesler or
weights and measures.
The Day Nursery will give a fine
, Oyster supper at the Columbia Cafe
all day Tuesday, Nov. 10Th to raise
funds for their present needs. Mrs.
Valesta Dresden is in charge of the af-
fair. .- --z -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Brown 3222
State st., will spend the winter travelling
with the Mississippians, company of
jubilee singers raising funds for the
Dooley Normal and Industrial School
! of Pass Christian, Miss.
Rev. Moses Jackson, pastor of Grace
Presbyterian Church was compelled TO
undergo an operation last Wednesday
morning at the Presbyterian Hospital
The operation is reported successful
and the patient doing nicely.
'T don't see what you growlin' At
sence you say you got treasure In
heayen?"
MY fr'en'," sand Brother Dickey,
"treasur In heaven Is one thing, en-
( SO in de bank Is another."-Ex.
At meeting Of Confederate Veter-
ans at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, resolution
was adopted demanding that school
commissioners should never elect a
teacher, white or Colored, who had
been educated in the North.
The children of Grace Presbyterian
Sunday school will give a dramatiza-
ton of Longfellow's "Hiawatha" at
the church next Friday evening, No
vember %, under the direction OF
Mrs. ]. Amberg Cotton. Admission
by silver Offering at the door.
: Abbie Cook, well known in the the
atrical world, has been seriously In
disposed for some time, but under
the siillful treatment of Doctor A.
Beatrice Schultz. 271s State street,
she is rapidly regaining her health.
W w Simpson. 1913 State street,
who works for the city, and is one OF
its assistant bridge tenders, recently
met with very painful accident while
performing his work. and he win not
be able to resmue his labor for some
time.
William n. Weber, member OF the
Board Of Assessors Of Cook County,
who has always been fair and square
In, his dealings with the small tax
payers and property owners is al
ready in the field for denomination
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