The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-03-14
CHICAGO, ILL.
Blade News Service


William Edwards, 455 f. 81.
ST. is up and out again.
JAS. Douglas visited us and re-
ported a lull in the great storm of
politics.
The death of Yellow Doe Re
nolds should be warning that
every man must take notice of
legitimate dealings in finance
VIII always protect your life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dickens of
st. Louis, Mo-, are in the city
visiting relatives.
Willie Howard, 3747 State St,
was slightly injured last Tuesday
by falling brick.
Chas. Bowman. East Brook
Town, paid us short visit last
week.
We had the pleasure of meet
ing with II II. Lake City 2229
few nights ago and found every
thing progressing lovely. Mrs.
Mamie Button is one of the faith
full workers, also Mrs. Connell
and several others.
Arnett Lodge is still climbing
We regret the severe illness of
our Bro. Thomas Young. 1928
Dearborn st. The Blade S sym
beloved wife.
pathy is extended to the dearly
The Brothers of this Lodge are
notified that their paper will be
cut off if no remittance is receiv-
ed at the close of this month.
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
The Up-To-Date Club gave IA
smoker the 9th at Palace Hall,
46l E. 81. st. Every one enjoyed
themselves.
Mr.. Fred Singleton. of Buxton,
Iowa, is visiting Mrs. Matte Cas-
sci. 1924 Wentworth Ave.
We regret indeed tho death Of
Mrs. Celia Parker Wooley who
has been at the head of the Frede-
rick Douglas Center for II years.
Funeral services were held 2
o clock Monday, March II, at
4l41 Cottage Grove Ave.
Remember, readers and adver-
tisers, that You are requested to
tpay your debts owed 70 the Blade,
also you that have received the
paper for a limited time. your
name will be stricken off the list
the last of the month. If you
mean business get in the Band
Wagon, before it is too late.
The office is mailing out bills.
Send in your money. DON II
BE A TAKER.
Naomi Household of Ruth No.
1913 met on Friday Mar 8, 1918.
with good attendance Much
business was transacted. The
sick list is very small. We had
two visitors from No. 153, namely
Inmates Smith aud Neal. We
were glad to have Inmate Ilaw-
kins with us this meeting. Ar
rangements are being made by
her to get the choir ready for the
Thanksgiving Sermon. The
Household gave a surprise pound
party on Inmate DelIorney, a
member who has been sick for "A
number Of years 1t was highly
appreciated by her.
Josephine Pickett, NJ. w. G.,
Jessie l.. Bond, \. G.
The Woman S Civic League met
Sunday at Quinn Chapel with a
good many present. Much bust
ness being tran, ctcd and charity
work done. This organization s
membership is not limited, and
you are invited to join.
Musadone Anderson, Pres.
Jessie i. Bond See y.
The Second Ward has been in
serge OF pOlitlcdl WORK Tor some
time. On the 26th of February,
the friends and boosters Of Major
jackson were clatcd over the
nomination Of their candidate.
Mrs. Jessie l., Bond has played
an important part IN the com
paign. being the stcnographer.
She has been going some.
Master Wilbcrt Waters who
has been on the sick list for four
weeks is a convalesant
Mr.. Ben Brown is on the road
to recovery after an Hines Of ninr
weeks.
Mr.. Willis Iwan was overcome
by gas at his residence, 3G38 For
est Ave.