The broad ax., 1907-06-29

Y
pleted the four years course, in thre+
y and a half years.
: Sending the Multitude Away,
) will be the subject Of sermon BY
Rev. DR.. A. Graham at Odd renow'
. Hall, 1885 State ST. second floor
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. You
|. should not fail to hear this.-"S.
When a girl goes into fashionable
9 shoe store she often stops and thinks
a while before she removes her shoe
in order that she might remember on
which foot she put the stocking that
had the hole in the toe or heel.
Joseph ]. Healy. 436 w. Attn st,
has been coming money lately, and
he has shrewdly invested some Of l.!
in a vacant lot, adjoining his build.
ing, which he can sell any time
ar a good profit.
A Georgia woman who swore she
wouldn't marry a man on the face
Of the EARTH" took one into the Gu
pola of the State Capitol and married.
him there. It's hard to escape from a
woman II she is determined to have
you.-Ex.
Mrs. Lulu williams PALS Wabash
ave-. gave a birthday Party, TUESDAY,
and she received many tokens from
her friends the occasion was greatly
enjoyed by all, and Mrs. Minnie How
ard of New York City was among
the invited guests.
Miss Anna Maggie Mollison. daugh.
ter of Lawyer W. E Mollison, Vicks-
burg, Miss. is in the city, and the
guest of Mrs. Robert A. Williams. |
1874 Dearborn st. Miss Mollison Is |
taking a course in Dress-making and |
Millinery at McDowells.
Mr.. D. A. Bethea, President OF the
st. Mark Literary and the compiler
of "the Colored Peoples Blue Book,
graduated June q, from the Jenner :
Medical College with the Degree of
IN. D." Mr.. Bethea contemplates
taking up post graduate course next
fall.
Provident Hospital and several 9TH
er institutions for the disabled re-
ceived several bunchers of beautiful I
flowers last week as q cheerful re-
to the inmates from |
Mrs. Chas. Jackson, 2613 Wabash
ave.
Miss Sprigs one of the efficient
school teachers of Kansas City, Kans.
has been visiting her cousin Mr..
Ernst Sprigs. During her ten days
Tisit to this city, she was the guest ,
,f Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Ratcliff, 1850
Dearborn street. Miss Sprigs will :
spend her vacation at Washington.
D. c. her old home. ,
The Colored Masons Of the city are I
preparing to build for themselves a .
ZONE This should have been done By G
hem long ago for doubtless thew ;
ave bought the Appolo Hall where
hey have been meeting, over and '
'ver again. A good Masonic Temple D
'uilt by the Negro Masons, will be c
credit for the race as well as a
ood in investment for the order.
The Masonic Order OF Chicago eel D
brated st. Johns day sacred service
I Bethel Church at o'clock p. m. II
unday, June %, A. l. 5907, A. d. o
9O7. About nine local lodges partici- S,
ated in the parade from the temple a
D the church. Mr.. Geo. H. Jesse NJ. o
'. Grand Master was the especial p;
lvited guest. Rev. A. J. Carey de- Il
vered the sermon. =
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald 6130 Ada p
treet, left for Lincoln, Neb., the lat m,
er part of last week. where she win Z,
ave an interview with the Governor h,
that state in reference to secur- p
Ig the release or the pardon Of a g,
1ung man, whom it is claimed was m
njustly sentenced to the State pri- he
IN of that State. Mrs. Mcdonald nj
i'll be absent about two weeks.
Doctor D. E. Burrows has shaken VI
Ie dust of Armour ave-, from his go
et, and recently moved into a fine Gu
,me which he has bought at 1862 ~
orest ave-, and with his constantly al
owing and increasing practice, he ca
fast becoming one of the most ~
,pular and successful M. DIS in the 80
ty. 'n
Mrs. Amanda Terrell, 1902 State tn
rect, passed away Sunday morning b