The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-05-11

Mrs. Robt. Harper has written a
play, entitled THE Man on the
Blocks" which will be produced at
one OF our local theaters in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clifton, 1920
Langley avenue, entertained abou,
fifty couple with dancing party Wed.
nesday night, in honor of their guest
Miss Josephine Fish, of Madison, Wis.
The Grand United Order Of Odd
Fellows will have their annual ser
mon and parade next Sunday. The
line Of march will be about as usual
from the hall to Quinn Chapel and
return.
Col James Hamilton Lewis, who
has been dubbed the first gentleman
Of the land" by Major E. B. Tolman,
has opened up law Offices on the 18th
fooor of the New York Life Buildin.
Ex-Mayor Edward F Dunno, will b.
rendered a dinner at the Chicago
Athletic Association Clubhouse, Sat
urday evening. May %. Many promi-
nent citizens and politicians will be
present.
The Ladies' Catholic Order of For
esters, Augustine Tolton Court, No.
391, will give a May Party May q, at
Douglas Club House, 3518 Ellis Ave.
Music by Bowman's Orchestra. Ad-
mission 35 cents.
John K. Prindiville, who formerly
held forth at the Harrison street pc
lice station, now has a nice suite Of
law Offices in the Chamber of Com
MERGE Building and he is doing d
rushing business.
Edward NJ. Cummings one Of the
old wheel horses Of Democracy in the
Town of Lake, is holding down a res
ponsible position in the City Treasur-
er's office, which is pleasing to his
and the friends OF John E. Traeger.
Prof. W. Kemper Harreld, who
seems to be unable to look an honest
dog in the eye and who puts in much
Of his time in hanging around the
Frederick Douglass Center, has never
permitted the five spot to slip our
way.
A bride was sued in London the
other day for refreshments supplied
for her wedding feast. The list was
as follows: -Four and a half gallons
of beer, one quart Scotch, one pint
Irish, one bottle Of gin, one quart of
port, one pint of sherry, one bottle OF
claret, sodas, lemons. Elk.
Services Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church were held in the basement Of
their new church at 3Sth and Wabash
avenue, last Sunday. The edifce is
undergoing a thorough renovation by
first class decorators and it will not
be long before the Episcopolians will
be the proudest sect in this cOmmun-
ity.
On Monday afternoon Frank Dorsey,
661O Vernon avenue, age IS years, de-
parted this life after few weeks con-
finement, caused by spinal menen-
gifts. Frank was since the first OF
Jan. last, employed as a clerk in the
Post Office. He lived with his parents
and had many friends among his
working mates. The funeral took
place Wednesday morning. Services
directed by Rev. c. Goggins OF the
HYDE Park Methodist church. Inter
ment Oakwoods Cemetery.
Attorney Hale G. Parker, 81 Clark
street, was relieved of his $50 over
coat, while sitting in Judge Honore ;
Court in the Monadnock Blk, Monday
by a Colored gentleman named George
Perkins, and after an exciting chase
the thief was captured with Mr..
Parker's coat on his back. Perkins VINO
claimed to reside at 1477 State street.
has only been married about tire
weeks and his wife pleaded with
Judge Fake at the Harrison street
police station to let her husband
on easy, and His Honor complied to
her request be sending him to the
Bridewell for one year.