The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-02-07
CHICAGO, H., NEWS.

nlrect truth overwhelms harm
f0Tsfabrications. The right pur-
stpf of your purpose removes all
onpositions. Adherence to the
sttaight path of duty will achieve
ytgT desire. The Il Will" power
WI help you to rise out of the
sDsbthering dust. The Blade is
q aseckon light for you to gain
kRpWledge, as to the welfare of
S.sSar race a little effort, little
discrimination to assist us in
brlaging the people to realize the
faSi that in combination of our
vgHlouS enterprises, backed by
the braines and talent of our
Young men and women: will do
more good for the equal right
aiAl desire. than all the treatise
W. can get together i'll printed
fd@n.
Ne learn that the c. NJ. +.
Et'Zfnch, Rev. Winters, Pastor,
ara rushing their new building
asSfast as the weather will per-
miS
9lrs. Minnie Simms, 153 w.
3S9 Street. is on the sick list.
Sro. Young, 1928 Dearborn
Street, is still confined to his bed.
Y. paid us a short visit.
trs. Lula Gray, of Atlanta,
Ga is visiting friends in this
cit
ar. p. Henderson of Buffalo, n.
Y...pai dus short visit.
2fr. Robert Nickens, 5000 Fed
eral Street, is in Erie, Pa, work
ing for the Government.
stereoptican Lectures on the
birh and progress of race is
ANNOUNCED for Tuesday evening,
by Miss Katherine Johnson, at
thu Olivet Baptist Church.
Mrs. Jno. Waterman, 5201 Fed
eral Street. is on the sick list.
Lillian, baby daughter of Mr..
aa4R Mrs. James A. johnson.
54n,rfJeafb6rn Street has 6een
under the care of DR.. Bousfield
and Visiting Nurse Miss McGee.
Look for the Chicago Fratern-
al Issue, Feb. %. See who will
rule the Windy City lodges the
ensuing year. Every order in
Chicago is expected to particip-
ate in this unique edition.
The Blade representative was
guest at dinner at the separate
homes of Mrs. Jessie Bonds. 1858
Forest; Mr.. and Mrs. John Kin
uer. 5257 Wabash; Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Allen, 5407 Dearborn
Street, while in Chicago. She
was the house guest of Mrs. Mary
Davis, 1926 S. Dearborn Street,
and Miss Violet Anderson in the
home of Nine. Bertha l.. IIensely,
35lS Vernon, and spent a very
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. a. Stewart, $3.50 Wabash.
Mrs. White. mother Of J. \.
Harris, 1920 La Fayette, is suffer
ing With nueritis. She would
like to hear from her son Ed.
Harris, formerly of Milwaukee.
ID. c. Childress, 5310 Wabash,
is i'll at his home. DR.. Thomas is
attending him.
The Blade representative visit
ed the Overton IIigienic Co,
5000 Wabash, an official business
and was escorted through the
plant and varions departments,
by the son Of Mr.. Overton, the
proprietor.
Officer Il. South, 5119 Wabash
Ave, is extremely courteous to
strangers, especially those from
Down Home. When he sees
them looking strangely around
he directs them to their destinat-
ions and gives every necessary
attention to those who cross his
beat on the strole". lie paid
his subscription to the Blade.
Mrs. Mary Morton, mother,
Mrs. Carrie Powell, formerly Of
Madison, is i'll with La Grippe at
her home, 5045 Federal.
Chas. Jackson, 5401 Dearborn
ST., has been i'll.
Mrs. Geo. II. Saunders, 54l3
Wabash Ave, sister Of the late
Mrs. Abram Lewis, has been
operated upon at Provident Hos
pital.
We offer congratulations to
Nr. and Mrs. Hayes on their mar
riage this week. Mrs. Hayes is
Captain in the National Reserves
of Illinois.
Rev. Moses Jackson, 1894 Wa
bash Ave, Pastor Of Grace Pres
bvterian Church, is still IL