The broad ax., 1907-04-20

"slOh avenue, Is one of the MANY new
admirers OF The Broad AK.
MIR. Stephen Brooks. who cares for
Mr.. r H. Harriman's private car
spent few days in the city last week
stopped at the Keystone Hotel.
Marshall Drish, 46rs Dearborn s,
returned home Sunday morning much
improved in health after spending. his
vacation at Little Rock. Ark.
Mr.: Chas. Webb. of Fort Sheridan,
has been honorably discharged from
the United States Army and is visiting
MS aunt Mrs. Davis, 1879 Armour Ave.
Mrs. Chas. Jackson, 2613 Wabash
avenue has been confined to her home
lot the past week on the account of
injuries which she received in a street
car accident
Mrs. Clara E. Bowles, 476s Dearborn
street. died Tuesday evening after a
serious illness. Funeral services were
held over her remains this morning a,
Quinn Chapel.
James A. Quinn, the leading Demo
cratic statesman in the 2Ist ward
dropped into the mayors Office We'd
nesday, where he was heartily well
coined by attaches of Mayor Buses
Office.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, $50, Wabash
avenue, four or FIVE years ago chucked
1ve or six hundred dollars into the So
called Robinson Patent Car Wheel case
and so far she has failed to see the
sight of her money.
Mrs. l. c. French, who has ALWAYS
been exceedingly popular on the West
Side, has removed from 8z2 w. Fulton
street, to No. I nth street, Pullman.
ILL.,, where she will have plenty of room
to mintain a garden and raise lovely
flowers.
l. r. Murray, residing at z7Is Ar
mour avenue, who was one of our old
friends in Salt Lake City, Utah, is hon.
est through and through, and when
ever he gives his word that he will re-
NIT his subscription to The Broad Ak,
the money is forthcoming.
COL Dan Jackson, who was former
ly associated with his father in the un-
dertaking business, returned home from
New York City Sunday morning. and
after visiting with friends, he left for
the east Thursday evening. Col. Jack
son is looking we'll, and appears to be
making things go in New York.
The second of a series of public
health meetings will be held at Bethel
Church on Sunday evening, April 2Ist,
at 7:45 p. m.
Papers will be read b. A. w. Will
liams, DR.. w. A. Richardson and Mr.
George NJ. Porter. There will also be
presented some special musical seIec-
tons.
DR.. NJ. c. B. Mason, secretary of
the Freedman's Aid Society, will deliv-
er his great address. africa in Amer
lea and Africa Across the Sea-" at
Quinn Chapel, 24th and Wabash ave,
Monday evening, April p, for the bene-
fit of the Amanda Smith Industrial
Home. Singing by the children of the
home. Admission 25 cents.
Wednesday evening, April 24th, Miss
| Halle Q. Brown, the noted elocution-
/ ist, and Mrs. H. Hamilton Hodges, the
Enapproachable dramatic soprano OF
New Zealand, will appear in fine dra-
matte and musical recital at Institu-
tional Church, :3825 Dearborn street.
Admission IS cents. This will be
rare musical treat and as it is for a
worthy cause, the church should be
filed to overaowing.
Upon the promise that the splendid
Easter musical programme would be re-
peated at Quinn Chapel last Sunday
evening, large number of visitors at
tended the church, but they were
doomed to disappointment so far as the
musical programme is concerned, for
the Easter music was not rendered.
There was no apology offered for the
failure in keeping their promise.
Churches should not use such methods
TO get attendance.