The Chicago Illinois idea. (Chicago, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-28
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placed under the general heading OF
"City News in Brief" Correspondents
will please take notice.
Miss Tarr of II w. 38th street is
very sick at her residence.
Mrs. Viola Johnson IS improving
at the County hospital.
Miss E. Cook is able ito be out
again.
Mrs. NJ Lindsay of 1928 State
is i'll.
Mrs. M. Arts of 4764 Dearborn
street is improving.
Mrs. Hattie Jewell Of 1880 Fulton
street has been i'll for the past week
Miss Ethel Jewell Of 1880 Fulton
street has been very sick recently.
Miss Hattie Brown OF 1851 Fulton
street is ill in the County hospital.
Mrs. Francis Terverlan 3719 Forest
avenue, is on the sick list
The oldest child Of Rev. W. H. Grit
fin died last week.
Miss Bette Clayton Of 1927 Com
mercial avenue is improving.
Mrs. G. Horn of Lexington, KY, was
the guest Of Mrs. G. A. Wells of 9O33
Commercial avenue last week.
Mrs. A. Pondexter of 9018 Green
Bay avenue is slowing recovering aft
er long illness.
Master Willie White Of 9O16 Green
Bay avenue returned to his home from
the hospital last week.
Miss Viola Hill Of 54231a Dearborn
street is convalescent after serious
illness.
Mrs. Mamie Arts, 1854 Dearborn
street is suffering severely from the
effects of fall.
Deacon Henry Hyde of 9027 Green
Bay avenue is slowly recovering. after
an illness of three weeks.
Mr.. Otis Raines arrived in the city
from Raleigh, n. g., last week' He
is stopping with his brother Mr.. A.
Raines at 1904 State street.
Mrs. A. Raines Of 1904 State street
left the city this week for Keokuk,
Ia, to visit the sick bedside of her
mother-in-laW.
Miss Eloise Cook is recovering nice,
ly from the operation caused by a
needle becoming imbedded in her fin
ger.
@Ehe annual bazaar given by the
volunteer Workers Charity club at
Jackson Hall was success IN every
respect
Mr.. M. C. McPheeters Of 3746 South
State street entertained a number of
his friends Tuesday evening with a
delightful party.
Mrs Hattie McPheeters has re-
turned to the city after an absence
Of eleven months, looking and feeling
fine
Miss Elizabeth Lee Bailey Of Lex
ington, KY, was married to Mr.. Ed
ward Bailey Of Chicago, in Lexington,
Oct. 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Stevenson en-
certained Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Royal
and Mrs. Street of haywood, last Sun
day, at dinner.
Miss Mamie Thomas, daughter of
Rev. j. f. Thomas, was able to come
home last Sunday from Provident hos
pital where she underwent a serious
operation.
Inc independent ART CLUB gave
shower to the Jane Ridley Home for
Soldiers Widows, Thursday afternoon,
Oct. 26th. The members of the Home
were very grateful for the donations.
The regular meeting of the Thirty
first Precinct School of Civics was
postponed until Nov. 3d. on account of
the mastering out Of the Eighth Regi-
ment being deferred
y Rev. DR.. H. Milton Mickens, pastor
Of First A. NJ. E. church, Seattle,
Wash, is spending few days in the
city and is stopping at 1924 State
street.
Mr.. Fl. W. Rhea is seriously i'll at
his residence, 6430 Eberhart avenue,
and may have to undergo an opera
ton. Mr.. Rhea was recently associate
editor of the Idea. We especially re-
greet to know of his illness.