The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-07-10


married at the home of the brides
parents, June 80. 1903.
Miss Anna Dawson OF willoughby.
Ohio, win be for the next two weeks
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Johnston.
s443 Wabash avenue.
Mr.. Jno. Long is still confined to
his home and bed at 1912 Dearborn
street His physician and family ex.
press but little hope for his recovery.
Mr.. william ]. Allen. 6OO6 Center
avenue, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert A. ]. Shaw at one of his noted
California dinners" July 5th.
Mr.. John R. Auter, on behalf Of the
citizens Of Evanston, last Thursday
evening presented a handsome organ
to the Ebenezer A. NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Jennie E. Watts, 2s16 Dear
born street, will on Wednesday, July
II, give a Dutch Luncheon and Card
Party, in honor Of her many lady.
friends. f..
Mrs. Augusta B. Hawkins and Mr..
E. A. Sprague have been recently
joined in wedlock at the home of the
bride, $3.50 Champlain avenue, where
they will reside for the present
H. F. Codozoe, will in the future
conduct the Elite Buffet, 5000 State
street, and being a good business man,
Mr.. Codozoe will make everything
hum in connection with It.
Mrs. Jacob l. Parks, 1856 State
street and her little daughter left
Thursday morning for Detroit. Mich,
where he will spend the most Of his
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Slaughter.
Man is naught by a lump Of clay
Gifted with hopes and fears.
A woman can mold him any old way
When she softens him with her
tears.
Boston Transcript
DR.. NJ A. Majors, who poses as the
greatest editorial writer in this coun-
try, will soon have more time to de-
vote to his editorial and professional
labors, so it is said. It's a long ride
to 67th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Clark,
1928 La Sale street, have recently
been presented with little baby girl
by Mrs. Stork, and Mrs. Clark and
her daughter, under the care Of Dr.
NJ. ]. Brown, are getting along nicely.
Damages to the amount Of $4,000
were awarded last week to L. A.
Baker and Nat Frizzell, two Negroes
who we're numerically whipped by
the Night Riders in Birmingham. KY,
in March. 1908.
Doctors Majors and Mcdowell are
the leading spirits in a Testimonial
and Banquet" which will soon be
pulled OF for one Of our noted ply
sicians. These doctors are known as
hustlers and the event is already a
great success.
Society is much interested in the
coming marriage Of Mrs. Clara E.
Jones, widow Of the late James E.
Jones, and Bishop William B. Derrick,
Of the A. NJ. 2. Church. The Bishop
has a beautiful home at Flushing,
Long Island, n. Y.
Mr.. Richard B. Harrison, the noted
reader, is spending the week with his
family. He has just completed q sue
cessful series Of readings in the east
and is now north and westward
bound, where he will keep busy at
his profession till the Xmas holidays.
The Byron Temple Of Music closed
its doors to many Of its patrons Sun
day evening last. This we seriously
regret because it was the one place
Of its kind in the BLACK belt" where
we always felt safe to carry the chill
dren and female members Of our
families. Its performances were clean
and high-class slways.-"T"
Mr.. Joseph C. Manning, the brafny
and fearless editor Of the Southern
American. has returned to bis home
in Alexander City, Alabama, from
whence he win send forth appeals to
US for financial assistance In his great
work. All who wish to aid a great