The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-08-10
CB FPS.

DR.. F. L. Etter Of Paris, Tex, after
pleasant visit to Chicago, returned
10 his home Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Bauchmon OF Indianapo,
lis, is spending a week in the city,
stopping at the Keystone Hotel
Mrs. Dovie Campbell has removed
10. 5lS5 Armour avenue. Mrs. Camp
bell calls it Grove" avenue.
Mrs. Nanine Bostwick, a school
teacher of st. Louis. Mo-, is visiting
with her old friend Mrs. ]. w. Arms,
$3.50 Dearborn street.
Mrs. Matte Washington, Colored, OF
Terra Haute, Ind. gave birth to three
boys and two girls. The mother and
children are doing we'll
Mrs. Chas. II. Davis, her two
daughters, and her mother Mrs. Lucy
Johnson, will enjoy Michigan country
life during the remainder of August.
/
Mrs. George w. Hall, 1928 State ST..
left last Saturday for Paducah, KY.
her former home. She will spend sew
eIal weeks on a visit.
Miss Victoria d. Bonds, after 4
years work teaching in the High
school Of Galveston, Texas. is at home
with her parents, 1852 wabash Ave.
Mrs. ]. s. Tandy, 5145 Armour
avenue, spent the week in Springfield.
attending the Grand Household OF
Ruth.
The little girls of Mrs. Bryant's.
class In Grace Sunday school had
delightful club picnic at Wooded
Island in Jackson Park last Tuesday.
Edward Tidcrington, who now re-
sides at 1926 Calumet avenue. will in
a short time visit Saratoga, N. Y,
where he viii spend his two weeks va
cation.
Mr.. Dewitt Carter, 6S14 Champlain |
Ave, left the city Saturday to spend |
a months vacation visiting his broth.
ers In New York and Washington.
u. C.
Miss Nanine Odem of Louisville.
Hy., is the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Dethen-
ridge. SD and Sagamon SITS. Miss
Odem will spend next week in Wauke-
sha, Wis.
Mr.. John Slaughter OF Milwaukee,
spent a few days in the city last week.
Mr.. Maurice Ormond, one Of our
POPULAR young men, is laid up with a
crushed foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lewis, and
Mrs. ]. E. Thompson and
her daughter Miss Hazel, and Mrs. ].
Hockey Smiley, are visiting relatives
and friends at Cleveland, Ohio.
More than half the twenty clerks
the Cleveland postofhce this
year are Afro-Americans who won
heir appointments In civil service
examinations.
At an entertainment recently given
It the True Reformers' Opera Hall at
Va, President Roosevelt's
picture was Kissed on of a canvas by
,ver i've hundred Colored people.
The pastor, officers and members Of
Bethel A. M. E. Church gave a COM
,limentary recital to the university
Students and city visitors Monday,
lug. 5. Recital by Mrs. Selma Sloan
]utler Of Atlanta, Ca, and local tai I
mt.
The Douglass Center Tennis Club 7
ad lawn tennis social Monday, Aug. {
I. Mrs r. NJ. Stokes, president VI 1
aides and Mr.. Geo. Tucker, president
( the men. Refreshments and dane
lg was the programme for the even.
ag.
Mrs. Minnie Bishop, s6s2 State
treet VIII this coming Monday start
n q visit to Grand Rapids, Mich, d
here she win spend one week, and "
n August 20. she viii accompany her
ushand on a three weeks pleasure Z,
Up to New York City, Atlantic City,
!. J., and other Eastern points.
9. A. T. Watkins who for many "
aars served a. Assistant Prosecuting
ttorney Of Chicago ct the SSH street N
oliee station, has settled down to a.
ard work. and he Is doing q lively