The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-02

wait! wait! Elks BAN, IatersallS
May 18Th.
Will you be there? Where? Elk's
Ball, Tatersalls May 18th.
Waltz, C'Home Sweet Home,"D with
me, to Great Lakes 43. Tatersalls
May 18th.
What are you going to the Elk's Ball
for? Have a good time that's what"
Tatersalls, May 18th.
DR.. D. H. Anderson, has moved his
office from 300 State street, to 301S
State street, Phone 5016 Douglas.
Fred. L. McGhee, of st. Paul, Mimi,
who put US in the clock for $500,
spent three or four days in Chicago
the past week
E. p. Marshall, who manufacturers
the best ice cream in Chicago, has re-
moved from 1922 State street to Z721
State street, where he has better Ia
cilities for supplying the wants of his
many customers.
Rev. J. Madison Mason, BDD.D..
who cleaned us up for $500, as his
subscription TO The Broad Ak. and
who has gave up preaching and work
ing in the post Office, in order to be-
come the leading travelling agent for
the oldest church organ.
Rev. William Gray, has become one
of the general salesman in Woolf's
clothing house S. W. cor. of State and
Monroe streets, and he is the first
Afro-Americal to be employed in such
a capacity.
Col. Robert NJ Mitchell, 2731 Dear
bora St, has been confined to his
home with illness for sUme time, but
he is on the mend and he is again
able TO visit his law Offices 70 S. Clark
street.
X. L. Jackson, the job printer, 271S
State street, left Friday evening for
Oklo., on important business, and be-
fore returning home he will visit 9TH
er sections of the Southwest and the
South.
w X. Champion, PA, 2Sth street.
who is one of the wheel horses of
Democracy in the 2nd ward, met with
a painful street car accident last No
and from that time to the
present he has been forced to lay up ]
IN his home for repairs, but as the
political pot begins to boil it will not !
be long until Mr.. Champion will be
,ble to hustle around again.
Broad Eight NJ 1 Solari |
A Complimentary Banquet will be |
given to Dr. d. II. Williams, in honor
Of his 25th Anniversary in the prac-
ice of Medicine and Surgery, We'd
lesday. May 9Th. 8 p. m. at Bethel A.
". E. Church, Both and Dearborn SITS.
4 Loving Cup will be presented from
he Colored Physicians of Chicago.
John E. Traeger, who made the
race for City Treasurer, in
907. when all the other DemUcIats
we're defeated may be induced to be-
,ome a candidate for member of the
,oard Of review, and If Mr.. Traeger,
hould decide to enter the race he
will put Roy o. West out Of the run
ling.
Tom. Hefiin, the would-be congress-
nan from Alabama, this week paid
o Thomas McCreary, the New York
orseman, whom he accidentally
hot, while shooting at Colored man
N a street car in Washington, d.
:. few weeks ago. large sum Of
money and all expenses in connection
nth McCreary's confinement in the
ospital, and Lundy, whom crack
rained Helm endeavored to kill, has
rought suit against him for twenty
thousand dollars.
Albert Morgan, who owns a nice
ome at 1927 Armour ave-, and who
as for many years worked for VIII
on Brothers, manufacturers Of gents
furnishing goods, will at the prima-
les, August 9Th, buck up against B.
/. Samuels, for captain of the 9th
recinct Of the Sd ward, and Mr.. Nor
al who is warmly supporting Hon.
iartin. B. Madden in his fight for re-
lection to Congress from the First
congressional district, scent victory
4 the air.
Col. Simon B. Turner the able and
lhuential editor, of the Illinois Idea,
lobert W. Lacy who will have the
reachers to pray for his political