The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-15

I OF the MISSES hdBdn OF FeOrld, III.
Miss La Monte OF Paris. KY, is Wis
iting the city stopping at 1866 Dear
born st.
DR.. Jas. Alexander formally Of this
city, but now located in Chattanooga
is visiting friends in st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Ed. Mallory Of Jacksonville
Ill. is visiting the city stopping al
1918 Wabash Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank James 1892
Dearborn St, entertained a number
of friends at whist, Tuesday eve.
Wednesday February -. was Lin
coin Day" and 1t was generally OBJ
served throughout the country.
II is rumored that Mr.. Robt. Motifs
has leased a theater on Clark near
| Division SITS. and will interchange
plays with the Pekin.
We understand that one OF our old
Chicago boys, Robt Sampson Of La
Porte, Ind, is soon to wed one of the
Southland's prettiest daughters.
The new Democratic headquarters
OF Cook County, have been opened up
at 81 Clark ST., Secretary John
P. Tansey in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hagan OF Pc
oria, III, and their daughters Misses
Edna and Grace Hagan are visiting
Mrs. Barnes, 1913 La Sale street.
Mr.. E. Thurston 1921 Dearborn ST.,
entertained a small party of his gen
tlemen friends, last Saturday evening
at cards. A fine supper was served
at u O'Clock.
Mrs. ]. H. Coleman, 254O State St,
left Thursday morning for Oberlin,
Ohio, where she will spend some time
in visiting with her relatives and
friends.
The Democratic State Convention
of Illinois, which will select delegates
to the National Convention which
meets in Denver, Col, July 9TH will
be held April 14th.
The Democratic National Commit
tee has opened up headquarters at
the Auditorium Annex. National Sec
rotary Urey woodson in charge of
the same.
Mrs. Minnie Bishop, 1882 State St,
has been under the doctors care for
the past two weeks, but she is gradu-
ally improving and will soon be able
to eat her regular rations each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Allen 1892 La
Sale St, are the proud parents Of
new baby boy. born February 4th. Dr.
Edward S. Miller and Mrs. B. B.
Carey assisted the stork to bring the
new arrival into the world. Mother
and son are doing well and all are
happy.
Mr.. W. c. Bremen who was buried
last Sunday afternoon from Quinn
chapel died, Feb. Bird, at his late resi-
dence 1857 Calumet ave-, where he
had been confind to his bed for sever
al weeks with pneumonia Mr.. Bren-
ner was a member Of Golden Fleece
Lodge No. 1915 G. q. o. Of o. F. the
members of which turned out In large
numbers at the funeral
The Appomattox Club commemorat-
ed Lincoln Day, with appropriate ex-
ercises at their club house 3144 Wa
bash ave-, Wednesday evening, Feb
IL. Judge Mancha Bruggemayer of
the Municipal Court was the speaker
Of tn eevening and musical numbers
were rendered by Mrs. Martha Broa
dus Anderson soprano and Mr.. W. D.
Collins OF Indianapolis, basso.
John P. Hopkins, and his steadfast |
friend John McCarty, left Chicago,
Wednesday morning, for New York |
City where they sail today for the
shores Of Morocco and while taking |
in the sights Of the old country for
rest cure" they will travel through |
Italy, Spain, Africa Tunis and AL.
giers, returning home in time, to at.
tend the Democratic State conven-
ton April IA.
A very handsomely engraved invita-
ton is being sent out to "Chicago's
Select by the Fellowship Club, for
their PreLenten Party, which will |
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