The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-07-01
w. A. Marshall
Has Accident
Phone Main 2543

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w. A. Marshall, the contractor
and Conner Davis, helper, figured
in an auto accident Tuesday at 1C
a. m. Mr.. Marshall was driving with
Davis in his Star car north ON Yaki-
ma Avenue. A Cadillac driving west
on Eighth Avenue disregarded the
signal given by Mr.. Marshall and
crashed head-on into the right wheel
of Mr.. Marshall's car. Two front
wheels were crushed, a fender was
knocked off and doors jammed. Mr.
Marshall suffered injuries which are
undetermined as yet. Clara o. Blair
of Seattle was said to have been the
owner of the other car and X. C.
Judge was driving at the time.
"Mother" Turner, widow of the
late Rufus Turner, and mother of
Charles and Sylvester Ray, moved to
1919 South Street last Tuesday to
live with the H. C. Rice family. Mrs.
Turner is devoted to her church and
wishes to stay close to the house for
prayer. God has spared her to see
her great-grandchildren and she is
thankful. Prayers of such good old
souls as "Mother" Turner are great
helps to our race.
The Sierra Leon Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Henry Davis Thurs
day, June %, in honor of Mrs. Trent
of Chicago, mother of Mrs. Beck and
Mrs. Chavis and Mrs. Toliver of va
kima.
Mrs. w. A. Marshall, 1880 East
30th Street, wants a roomer. Mrs.
Charles Johnson, 1907 South L ST.,
has basement room for a carpenter
shop.
William A. Jackson of Seattle, who
is engaged in export and import,
passed through the city Thursday.
Mr.. jackson seems to be a wide
awake and hustling young man. He
soon leaves for a six months trip to
Liberia.
Subscriptions are taken at the Ia
coma office at all times. Don't hest
tate to call and subscribe for the
best naper in the Northwest.
Who said Art CabelE wasn't a
master politician? Look and see how
many Cabells (new ones) are start
ing out just ahead of the presidential
electionl Florence just added up
with baby girl and Art, who already
had six, got jealous and Sunday at
high noon an eight-pound offspring
came out of the nowhere into the
there" at his home. and Art is only
so. All the city hall ought to chip in
for Art on account of the new voters
coming. Mrs. Genevieve Harper, Wv
ian and Morris each have fine babies.
Mrs. Vivian's was Saturday visitor.
Alex Cabell doesn't need to get mar
ried if this thing keeps up. There
will have to be an uncle around to
help out with this bunch, so Alex, we
guess, will be the goat.
formerly Miss 0utten, is preparing to
sell out and HE herself to the "side-
walks of New York" on the track of
her former spouse, who migrated to
that vicinity month ago. The afore-
said spouse has just written us
letter wherein he forbids us to refer
in this paper to the excellent lady as
Mrs. Sarah 0utten. Her legal name
given by the divorce decree, he says,
is Sarah Nelson. Mr.. Outten is house.
man at the Maryland Hotel, New
York City.
There is considerable dissatis-
faction among people of the city in
regard to the billing of Kelly Miller
to speak here without recognition of
local personages and interests. Sc
attic is, as always, simply Seattle; il
could by no means be anything else
and the Seattle spirit is properly ty-
pified by picture of hog.