The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-07-11


was the guest Of honor at a dinner
party in the Pekin Inn, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. John Johnson, ST., is confined
to his bed at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Brent, $3.50 Prairie
avenue.
Mr.. G. H. Smiley Is confined to his
bed at his residence, 70 E. 22nd street.
His physician predicts a very slow re-
oovery.
Mr.. Ambrose Clarke, Of st. Louis,
Mo-, spent a few days In the city last
week en- route home from Grand Rap
ids, Mich.
Mrs. Hattie Curtis Hall and son, Of
Boston, Mass, are in the city, stopping
at 631S Champlain avenue, the home
Of Mrs. Curtis.
Miss Hattie Powers, 2937 Went
worth avenue, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks, is again able to
be out of doors.
Mr.. francis Mckay, the genial and
popular proprietor Of the Kinston
pharmacy, 116 IL 51st street, is look
ing happy these days. Busy?
After a short visit, during which he
made a splendid impression upon his
professional brethren Of this city,
Lawyer w. T. Stanton, Of Pittsburg.
has returned to his home.
Mrs. DR.. Carey, after spending a
month as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hancock. 1854 Champlain avenue, left
for her home in Cincinnati, the first
Of the week
Mr.. Charles Pickett, of Washington,
d. c., will join her husband as the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Miller,
the first of the week.
Miss BERTHE Stevens, the beautiful
belle Of Natchez, Miss, is visiting
Mrs. Arthur Cardoza, 5349 Wabash
avenue. and receives much social at
tention.
The Grand Lodge, Knights Of Pyth-
las, viii meet July 21st at Jackson
vile. Many Chicago knights are ex-
pected to go to have a part in the
fight for Grand Lodge officers.
The Foster Drug Co., Of Little Rock,
Ark, enjoys the distinction of being
one Of the very few Negro business
establishment in which the United
States government has a sub-postal
station
DR.. G. H. Anderson, of st. Louis,
after ten days visit to his relatives,
returned to St Louis on Saturday last.
While in the city he was the guest
of his brother, DR.. D. II. Anderson,
JULIO Oldl6 blIcSl
Miss Estelle Johnson, of Kentucky.
and Miss Laura Allen, Of Nashville,
Tenn, are visiting in the city and are
the guests Of Mrs. Henrietta Simpson,
4740 Dearborn street. Both ladies are
fayorably impressed with Chicago and
its people.
Mrs. Clifford Johnson, 2712 State
street, has recently at a great expense
and refurnished her ONCE
and the other part of her undertaking
and having a large |
stock on hand, she is prepared to look
after her patrons in first class shape. |
Attorney A. L. Williams, Louis Sci |
don, Charles Hughes, and others have |
the Young Colored Mems !
Cook County Deneen Club. The club
so far has almost four thousand mem
bers, fits meeting place is at III E.
street, Mr.. Williams is
its president and he is making things
hum, for Gov. Deneen.
From Bristol, Pa, comes the news
that the win Of the late Elizabeth |
Lacy Of wrightstown, Anna NJ. Read
ing. a colored woman who was for
many years a faithful servant Of the
inherits at 32-acre farm
worth $1,000. Relatives Of Mrs. Lacy
receive the furniture Of the farmhouse
and much valuable silverware.
Vardeman has been converted to the
Christian religion, HOke Smith has
been defeated for denomination for
governor Of Georgia, JeR Davis has
been fined for tOtin' a pistol and Luke
Wright has been made secretary OF
war, which is retiring the southern
devils from Niger" shooting at a
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