The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-07-25


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- -. lumber Of ladies we're present
= nartake Of her bospitalities.
,tsr spending several weeks -
.,s guest OF their sOnln-IzW and
s.ugSter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. L Fly.
A. and Mrs. Hart left for their home
= indianapolis. Ind, the first Of the
week
byron webster, 451 s5th street, is
lowering from the effects Of pros
t-ation caused by the intense heat.
md under the Watchful care Of Dr..
George C. Han. he win soon be able
70 resume his labors.
The Young Ladies' Literary Clob
# which Miss Edith Madden Is the
leading spirit, gave select picnic at
wooded Island, Jackson Park. Tues
dsv afternoon and evening. Mrs.
charles Bentley chaperoned the party.
Col. Robert n. Mitchell 1913 Dear
born street, who Is one Of the most
highly respected citizens In Chicago,
.nd who has thousands of friends
,mong both races, is gradually re-
Gaining his health, after long spell
of sickness.
The first session Of the Summer
Course at the Chicago University
ended wednesday, ana now a large
number of our young men and Wo-
non who have been in attendance
there. will be at leisure to seek the
rest and recreation they very much
need.
Mr. Chas. Hammond is very Ill at
tho residence of his sister, Mrs. b T.
Noseley, GAS Sangamon street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. A. Crum have
moved from their Englewood resi-
dsnce and are now living at 4S E 18th
place.
MIG Thompson of Erie, Penn
,-rived in the city the first OF tne
week Mr.. Thompson is steward on
the limited states steamship WoiFerin'
hos travelled all over the world ana
h.salarge number Of friends through
ont the country. While here Mr..
Tbomnsou will. stop aboard ship and
NJ, social pleasures win be looked
after BY Mr.. Noah D. Thompson
william h. Taft, RoOsevelts man
Friday has been working on his let
ter of acceptance, but he Win not nano
# out to the press until he SUBMITS
Il TO Mr.. Roosevelt Thus showing
that Mr.. Taft lacks confidence In him
self has no mind Of his own, and Is
not able to write q short letter OF
aceeutance, without having some one
else to read it over for him
Dr and Mrs. Charles E Bentley
gave a formal eat Home" Friday
evening in honor Of then guest MISS
Olive A. Rainey, Of Boston MASS
The Doctors palatisl residence Al
sA5 East Forty-hrst street, was beau
tifuIly decorated with flowers, and
their guests filed the house with
Dleasaut chatter from eight to eleven.
About one hundred invitations were
issued.
Miss vanderberg has returned
from her visit to Cleveland, Ohio, and
viii be the guest of her cousin. Mr..
Robert L Taylor, 1925 Dearborn st.
While here Miss Vanderberg VIII take
a course at the University Of Chicago.
The Sunday school Of Bethesda
church gave a picnic at Washington
Park Thursday. The day was ideal
and a large number Of persons at
tended.
The Tribune Of Rockville, Ind, is
live, well edited and progressive
newspaper. Lately it has greatly hon
ored The Broad Ak BY extensively
quoting from its columns, and We at
tribute this fact to Captain John 7.
Campbell Soldiers Home, LaFayette,
Ind, who has furnished that paper
with some copies Of The Broad Az.
We wish to heartily thank the Tribune
for the high compliments it has paid
this paper.
lawyer Beauregard T. Moseley,
candidate for Judge Of the Muici-
pal Court upon the Republican ticket,
IN the August Primaries. returned to
the city today. from Mt Clemens,
Michigan, where he has been for the
past ten days recuperating. He win
low enter actively upon his cam