The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-08-24

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Gent superintendent OF streets. n J.
Doherty, are spending their vacation
In Boston, Mass.
Mrs. L. Felix, Mrs. Joe. Franklin.
Mrs. w. A. Jackson, Miss Leona
Franklin and Mr.. Bdv. Bailey OF New
Orleans are being highly entertained
by Mrs n. Love and Mr. W, J. Allen.
COOS Center Ave
Mrs. lGayna Dipnis Clark, former
" Of cAicaso but now q s. koniI
spsnt q few days In the city last weak
en- route to Northern Michigan, where
she and Q party Of friends WI spend
the balance Of ths summer.
Complimentary to his brother. MT.
L D. Easton, Jr., Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Mr. Alex. Baston entertained q largo
number Of gentlemen at . Dutch
Lunch Saturday evening lAsL Ct HI
residence. 4o29 Wabash Ave.
Frank J. Lehr, one Of the popnlAs
GermaarAmsricaa politicians IN the
Town Of Lake, recently bought . Ana
buIldins at s24s Q. Halsted st. He -
sides with his family On one Of The
upper nooFs snl he conducts . Afst
class Buffet On the 0round floor.
MrA Moses RatcltR. 1850 DsarbOra
st.. Who 10 visiting with bar mothe-
in Memphis, Tenn, and other cities
IN the south Ii having . most Siellght.
fui tine. In q recent letter from
her. she states that she b enjoying
Aerself visiting the various churches
and IL being royalty entertained b.
the good people Of the south
The Leland Giants have scored
more victories the past week. Under
the leadership Of Rube Foster. they
cleaned up the Gunthers 10 0. and
last Sunday ct Auburn Park, the
Giants cleaned up the MarQuettes.
to o. This coming Sunday. August
s5th. at Auburn Park. 18th and Went
worth ave-, the Giants win play
Stahl's famous exLsague South Chi.
csgo nine
Among the prominent visitors from
the south whom We have noticed fire.
Quenting our business houses In the
neighbOrhood Of state ana 3ath st. are
Dr.. A. A. Kelly and I. + EnelL msr
chant tailor. Of Hattiiesburg. Miss
Mr.. A. A. Guyot. Hveryman. Of Pass
Christian, Miss. Mr.. g. V. Raby, Ho-
tel proprietor Of Galfport Mia, and
Mr. = d Baker. IT.. Avsryman Of New
La
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald the great
and most tirsless rescue worker
among women and children, now has
ave little girls At her home. 6130
Ada street, where they are taught
everything that culture and refine
ment can make them. to become good
and noble women, and the scrupu-
Ious cleanliness that preyades her en-
lire beautiful home shonA be q grand
pbiect lesson to her young charges.
Miss Augusta, Adelaide Traeger,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Z.
Iraeger, 1921 w. 54th Place, after q
nng illness. peacefully departed this
life Tuesday. August goth. Miss Trae-
ger was In her ed year. She is sur
Fiyed by two sisters, Misses Mary and |
Emma and one brother. John E.. Jr. |
Funeral services were held over her |
-emains at the family residence Fri.
lay morning. Interment, Mt. Hope.
Ex-Congressman George p. Foster. |
Who for three or four terms creditably |
the people residing In
he fourth congressional district IN the
lalls Of congress. may be induced by
lis friends and the politicians In the
district, to make the race again for
he same position in 1908. At the
present time Mr.. Foster is represent
ng the Fidelity and Liability Insur-
ince Company. with Offices on the
fifth floor of the First National bank
,ldg.
The contest for the United States
between Senator A. ].
hopkins and Hon. William E. Mason.
rom now on, promises to be a hot
me. Many Of the prominent women
the country are bitterly
opposed to the reelection Of Senator
hopkins, because he delivered q
Ipeech in the Senate against unseat-
ne Senator Reed Smoot Of Utah, ane
hese women win line up in the fight
n favor Of the election Of ex-senator