The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1909-07-24

Through the efforts of T. A. Ander-
son tn efficient clerk of Provideut
Hospital new addition is being built
Dr.. Holeman of Nashville, Tenn. IS
in the city, taking a post course IN
Chicago University.
Mr.. ]. Gray Lucas after several oper-
atoms on his throat is again able to re-
sumo work
Mr.. Chas. Kinds, 3o22 State St, lei,
the city, Thursday to spend a week in
Detroit Mich.
Mr.. Harris, $50 State St., left the
city, Thursday to spend a month In
Galveston, Texas.
Mrs. Marshbanks, 2o36 Calumet Ave.
returned home after pleasant visit 70
St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Laura Lapsley and son, Loreuza
70 $40 Dearborn St., left the city to
spend the summer in Des Moines, Ia.
Mr.. A. P. Henderson SO1S State ST.,
is spending his vacation in Frankfort,
Mich.
Miss Sarah Crutchfeld of Montreal.
Que, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Johnston, No. 3443 Wabash Ave
Mrs. F. Wright. 2075 Wabash Ave,
who has been very i'll for the past
month is improving.
Mr.. Rube Foster, the Leland Giants
ball player, who broke his leg recently
is improving rapidly in Provident Hos
pital.
Miss baltimore sister of DR.. Latti-
more of Louisville, KY, is visiting Mrs.
Rudolph Schaffer, 44th, and Oaienwald
Ave.
DR.. A. Wilberforce Williams leaves
Monday night for Paris. ILL.,, where he
goes to attend the Grand Lodge of the
K. of P.
Mr.. Charles H. Smiley, the prosperou.
caterer left Tuesday afternoon for
Philadelphia, Pa, to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. P. S. Hardwick, 1914 Dearborn
St, has as her guest, Misses Spencer.
Canty, Davis and limerick, School
Teachers of Columbus, Ga.
The committee having charge of the
Hall Testimonial is making great pro
gress in their arrangements and great
social event is looked for by TIE many
subscribers, when it is pulled off Aug
the 9th.
An Informal Party" was rendered
their many young friends by Johnnie
Johnson and Johnnie Jeffrey at 62zI
Morgan St, Friday evening the 23rd
Games and dancing was INDUCED in BY
the young hosts and guest from : 80 to
10 o'clock
Prof. w. F. Bledsoe of Marshall.
Texas is the guest ofAIr. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Farmer, No. 4855 Langley Ave.
Prof. Bledsoe will leave SATURDAY even
ing for St. Paul to attend the National
Grand Session of United Brothers OF
Friendship.
The Moonlight Hop giver by the
Byron Brothers at Raschs grove.
Wednesday evening was a success IN
every particular about three hundred
persons attended and enjoyed the music
furnished by the Original Temple Of
Music Orchestra"
The Negro Business League OF this
city. met at the Douglass Centre Tues
day evening last for the purpose OF
electing officers for the ensuing year
DR.. Geo. c. Hall was elected president
after strenuous contest among many
candidates for the Office. Franz; King.
v. P, l. L Jones, Treas, W. D. Neigh
bors, Sec'y. and the officers declare that
from now on the League will be fac
tor of note in the business life of this
city. About thirty of its members will
attend the National Convention at
Louisville, KY, Aug. 10, II, and 18th
It was through the mastertul elo-
quence of L. L. Jones, Vice-Pres. of
the Local Colored Mems Business
League, also Vice-Pres. of the Black
Diamond Development Co.. Director of
Sandy w. Trice & Co. Class Leader
and Trustee of Bethel Church, that DR..
Geo. c. Hall the eminent travelling Sur
geon and Lecturer, President of the Co
operative Medical Aid Society, was
elected President of the Local Colored
Mems Business League at the Meeting
held Tuesday evening at Frederick
no,,oriaee a,far dofaaE,,or Sandy w