The broad ax., 1911-12-09

OHIPS
Mrs. Corriene EggIeston, 1924 Yer
non avenue, is on the sick list this
week and she is anxious to get well,
so that she can enjoy the coming
holiday season.
George Hight, part owner of the
Budweiser Buffet, $3.50 State street,
says that of all the weekly news
papers in Chicago, The Broad AK is
the best paper of the entire bunch
The Knights of Pythias, this
week, through their Supreme Attor-
ney, S. A. 7. Watkins, paid the last
dollar of their indebtedness on their
building on the southwest corner of
33rd and State streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Holt,
1904 State street, gave free Thanks
giving dinner last Thursday to all
who applied for it, and about 400
people helped to eat up the nine big
turkeys and other good things which
were in sight.
Neal Garrett, an old-time railroad
man, who ran for twenty-seven
years between St. Louis and Hot
Springs, Ark, died last week in the
first named city. He was well-known
in Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Blaney, 4424 Dearborn
street, gave a surprise Thanksgiving
supper to some of her friends last
Thursday evening. Plates were laid
for sixteen. Good music and singing
was INDUCED in, while the guests
enjoyed the repast
Miss Grace knighten, Sister of
Mrs. A. F. Tervalon, 1904 State St,
is at the present time, travelling in
India, and in a recent letter to her
sister, she sent her kind regards to
the writer, for which we feel thank
full and we wish her a safe return to
her mother country.
1t is high time for the Boston
Guardian and Chicago Board Ak to
let up on the Ulrich-Booker T. incl
dent, for the country and the world
have long since grown tired of the
mess. However, those yellow sheets
can not harm DR.. Washington in the
eyes of sensible people should they
throw mud for a thousand years
Our Review, Little Rock, Ark; Broth
er Woods, please do. not tear your
shirt of, the writer is not in the mud
singing business and only the plain
truth has been stated in these col
umns from time to time in relation
to Booker T. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Buckner, of
SOL La Sale street, entertained at
whist in honor of Nine. Anita Patti
Brown, who will leave Saturday for
Jamaica. Their beautiful home was
decorated with Xmas suggestions
and flowers. After a very elaborate
luncheon was served, all enjoyed a
choice selection by Nine. Brown.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Mitchem, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Max
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Ferguson,
Mrs. Margaret Dorsey, Mrs. L.
Smith, Mrs VIM. Heiser, Mr.. Bert
Lewis and Mr. Stephen Buckner.
Edith Early, in the court of Domes-
tic Relations, Tuesday Judge Charles
N. Goodnow, presiding and after two
days jury trial, a verdict was returned
by the jury against Albert w. FORD,
34l1 Forest avenue. She proving in
open court, that he is the father of
her fatherless bright little boy who
is now almost two years old. Mr..
Ford, made a motion for a new trial
and if denied it, he will appeal the
case to the Appellate court, for he
feels confident that he can prove in
a higher court his innocence in this
respect Col John R. Marshall, Mai.
John c. Buckner, and Oscar De
Priest, were in court, ready to testify
to his good character, but they were
not called on to do so. Miss Edith
Early for long time resided in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford and she
claims it was during that period that