The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-11-03
RED CAP MEM AT THE TWELFTH
STREET STATION OF THB ILL
NoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.
BY Juan W. Bell

MIS-. FRANK Wycne mas rotuinco 70
her home, 4426 Wabash avenue. She
hurriedly went to Rocky Mountain, N.
c., to attend the funeral Of her father.
On her return she visited the home Of
her brother-in-law, Mr.. W. A. Wyehe,
Hampton, Va Mr.. wyehe has been q
clerk in the engineering department at
Fortress Monroe for fourteen years.
Messrs. W. L. Clark and Jesse Waters
left Sunday for Waterloo and Omaha.
They will return via st. Louis early
next week.
Mrs. Inez Ferguson, wife Of Sergeant
John Ferguson, will leave early next
week for GAINESVILLE, Tenn, to visit her
mother. Mr.. Ferguson left for a days
stay in st. Louis last Wednesday.
disappointment came to Mr.. William
Ferguson and party last week. They
went to Pekin, ILL.,, last week for duck
shooting. Immediately upon their ar
rival they were notified by telegram to
return home at once. They intend to go
further down the river in few days.
Mr.. Allan Thomas and Joseph Taylor,
"The Count" left last Tuesday even
ing for Whitehall, Ga. They will stop
at all the scenic points on their return.
Mr.. Samuel White sprang a surprise
upon Mr.. Charles Collins Tuesday night.
Ask Charles.
Mrs. James Matthews, who has been
indisposed for some time, is sufficiently
improved to warrant her mueh-expected
visit to New Orleans, La, next week.
We hope that the change of climate will
restore Mrs. Matthews to her normal
health.
Mr.. E. G. Jordan left for st. Louis
last Tuesday to attend the c. NJ. Z
Annual Conference. Mr.. Jordan, an ae
tive officer of st. Paul C. NJ. E. Church
this city, accompanied DR.. j. A. Win
tiers, pastor, and Rev. W. Y. Bell, oul
new pastor in Evanston. Excellent re
ports to Bishop Jaminson they carry.
Mr.. Rufin and wife have returned
from their visit in Vieksburg, Miss
They were royalty entertained by theil
many friends, and spent an enjoyable
ten days.
Ushers Of the Northwestern and Poll
Street Stations are invited to atten'
Bethel Literary Sunday at $3.50 p. m
to hear our eloquent acquaintance
James Hale Porter. Don't miss thi
rare treat, boys.
The humor part Of the .ushers vii
soon appear in this column Mr.. Jane
Robinson will contribute, and ever!
reader is assured laugh.
Watch The Broad Az for the noteC
speakers who address Bethel Literar!
every Sunday at $3.50 p. m. EverybOd!
invited-no admission.
James Hale Porter will address Bethe
Literary Sunday, November 4, at 3:3I
p. m. Subject: "The Present oppor
: tunities of the Negro" Also, Mrs
Joanna Snowder Porter will deliver Al
, address. Subject: GOOD Conserva
, ton" Mrs. Porter was recently ap
pointed from Washington as State rep
resentative to represent the Colore'
Women's Clubs. A good musical pro
gram viii be rendered. Sandy W. Triee
president; Mrs. A. c. Owen, secretary
Rev. W. d. Cook, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy W. Triee had I
very pleasant stay while in BentoI
Harbor, Mich, and were highly enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Haekley
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo, also Mr.. and Mrs
Sawyer.
Mr.. James Robinson and Mr.. M
Roach viii be absent from the city TO
ten days. They viii visit New orlean
and stop over for several days at Jack
son, Miss, on their return.
Mr.. William overton, formerly Of thii
city, who now resides in Waterloo, Ia.
came to the city for q short stay las
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Overton feel
fine after a lengthy stay in the South
land.
THE URBAN LEAGUE OF CHICAGO
WILL Assist WORTHY
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