Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1908 — Page 4

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r G, W. Bandy and Miss M E. Hill were married Jsn. 15, Rev. Young officiated. Miss Lena Ta? lor is ill at her borne in West North street. Mrs, Janies Boyer is ill at her home n North Senate avenue. Mrs. Win. Bristow is confined to her home with tonsilitis 1401 N. West St. Miss Lizzie Taggart left last Sunday for her home in Cincinnati, on account of the illness of her sister Mrs, L. A. Duckworth. MissLelia E. Bradley, of Cairo, 111., and Mr. Robert Turner were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson in Columbia avenue Thurs day e/ening. A few friends and rela lives were present. They are at home to friencs 1314 Columbia ave. The Ladies M ssiouary Society of Mt Paran Baotist church meets with Mrs. Fred Washington, Thursday afternoon at 3 p. m. at 1009 Missouri

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The Woman’s Club will meet Mon day afternoon wi’h Mrs. Kittie Minter in A’. Htb street. The members of the Woman’s club are requested to meet in the parlors of the Sumner League Sunday afternoon at 2:30 for the purpose of attending services at tne Metropolitan Baptist

church.

The Progressive club met with Mrs. Naive Coleman Lewis and the follow ing officers were elected: Naive C. Lewis, pres; Stella Rhodes, vice; Katria Taylor, sec’y; Lillie McKay. Florence Harvey, treas; Amy Duncan Carrie Taylor, flower commitiee* The club attended the Theatre last Satur day after which luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Katria Taylor's. John D. Morris, the well known tonsorialiat has taken a chair at the Czar Barber shop 226 Indiana avenue. S. E. Gray, Proprietor. Third Series of Musicales at the Sumner League Club 418 North Sen ate avenue Monday evening January 27, at 8 o’clock. The following pro gram will be rendered: Solos, Henry Fleming. John Morris, Walker Thomp son. Mrs. Robt. Wiggins, Harry Dun ningtouChas. Beecbem, Hayes Wilson Duet by Blanche Taylor and Raymond

David.

A great lecture ‘‘Little Things for a Great Purpose,” by Dr. I. L. Thomas of Baltimore, Md., at Simpson Chapel Monday evening Jan. 27. Anti-^eptic Barber shop 225 East Eleventh street, C. W. Mosby, Prop. Green H. Brascher, a successful business man, memoer of the National Negro, Business League, father of Nahum D. Brascher, Editor of the Cleveland, Ohio Journal died at Connersville, Monday night Jan. 20, after a protracted illness, Wheeler Brown was born in Memphis Teno , Aug. 24. 1876 and departed this life Jan. 18, 1908. He was a brother of William C. Brown. He believed in the Lord. His last words were Lord have Mercy. A mother, one sister, two brothers survives. Flora Grant M, M. Society of Allen Chapel will meet at the the home of Mrs. Mary Williams 430 Smith street Jan. 31. All members arc requested* to meet promptly at 2:30 p m. Visi tor invited; Melvina Smith, pres; Jennie Wblfolk, i ec’y.

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Supt. E. G. Bauman of the Mt. Vtr non, City Schools is a candidate for State Superintendent. Prof Bauman is a great friend to the colored people, of Mt. Vernon and be believes in them having the best school possible. If elected he will be the right man in the 'right place. The Etheical Culture Society meets at the Robert Gould Shaw School Sen ate and Walnut street at 4 p. tn. Sun day afternoon. A program will be

rendered.

The following officers were elected by the "isters of Charity No 11: Supt. J Wm. Tucker; Emma Taylor, Pre?.; Mary Powell, vice ;, Virgie Williams, rec. sec’y, Nettie Thomas, fin sec’y; Emma Randolph, chaplin; Sister Dor sey, board of director; treas Nannie Philips; Sick Com., Mary Gatewood" investigating com., Prisciila Ellis; grievance com., Sister Sneling. A numberof ladies met at the home of Mrs. M. A. Clark and organized a W. C. T. U. for work among our people. All ladies interested in this kind of work are urged to meet at the Flanner Guild Tuesday Jan. 28, at 4 p

Mrs. Rboda Moody Williams is confined toher home at 823 Superior St Bishop Abram Grant is in the city and will preach at Bethel Church Sun day morning. Mrs. Grant is in city.

5 Colored WomenWanted. Fifteen Colored Women wanted to to sew. Work year around will be given to Colored Women who are will ing to learn to operate Power Machines. Any apt woman can complete the course in three weeks. It will be necessary to learn to make four different garments. I have a morning class from 9 to 12 and an^afternoon class,from 1 to 4 p. m. You can pick your choice of classes. Tutionis#3 00 with small weekly dues attached You go to work in Modern Overall Factory as soon ae you are capable For further information see Edward Sanders,

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Mrs. Maria Spears isat the Hospital to undergo an operation. The Pauper Burial club will meet next Friday night with Miss Mary E. Johnson 419 W. 14th street. The East End Neeple club will meet next Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Robinson 535 W I2ih street. The next monthly meeting of the Colored Pythian Castle Hail Ast-ocia tion will meet Friday night Jan. 31

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Fruits and Vetretables a Specialty Phones New; 2802 Old Main 3883. 503 N. Illinois St, I want your Trade Cornet Bros. Fancy Groceries, Meats Flvnr and Feed New Phone 6677 Old North 677 Cor College ave. & 16th St

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15 room House, 701 N. Senate Ave, corner Walnut atreet. Both kinds water and Gas Ideal location for down town Rooming House

Rent very reasonable. Apply at once to J. S. CRUSE, 110 E. Market St

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Quest Night. The Woman’s Improvement Club will observe their first guest nignt for the season on Thursday Jan. 30, with Mrs. Hulda Webb 812 Wyoming St. Each member is entEled to three guests. A program will be rendered. Mrs, A. E Manning and Miss Mary Harvester will give talks on their trips abroad interspersed with musical numbers. The club has taken up this season studies on travel. Capt J. H. Thomas will in the near future present his observation on the Phtllipine Islands.

Do YOU need money? If so give us a call We loan money in small sums of $3. $10. $13, $20, $25 oo all kinds of personal property. All business strictly confidential New Phone 4149 Southern Moitiage & Loan Co 534 1-2 Indiana Ave W. S. Henry and Oscar Hightower, Props Real Estate for Sale. 536 INDIANA AVE PHONE I 173 For Rent 5 rooms 943 Muskingum city water $10.50 2 story brick building bargain Indiana ay 3000 half cash Suitable fi r ledge building o room cottage Fayette street near 10th—1800 200down balance monthly, barn well and cis tern Several vacant lots on Chicago street near Northwestern avenue $250 improve street $10 down $5 per month. For Kent 5 room cottage 2304 Hovey st., $9 5 rooms 2705 Baltimore ave $8 Flat IlOb E. 17th 4 rooms city water gas for cooking $9. Flat rear 420 N. Senate ave 3 rooms to suite $10.00 For Sale 5 room cottage Brighton Boulevard $6!)0 $100 down balance $8 per month 5 room cottage Fayette near St. Clair $1700 200 down 15 per month fine shape. room cottage North Senate ave $2600 part cash. 5 room cottage 13th at., near Capitol $1800 600 down 15 per month. 8 room modern residence N. Senate avenue 4000 near St Clair part cash. 6 room residence North West Part modern 2300—200 down balance monthly. Have your Home and Household goods Insur ed. Agents for Old and Tried Companies. FIRE INSURANCE Accident and Health Insurance J. WALTER HODGE, A fi ent

Mrs. Wm. I’oarch, furnished room with bath and light house keeping 829 North West street.

Call at 609}£ N, West street for Dr. Langston the Dentist.

Kuykendall & Huffman Dentists 513 Indiana avenue. All kinds of Dental work at reasonable price. CuMbis out and bring it with you and get a discount on your work at Kuykendall & Huff nan Dentists 513 Indiana ave. Phone your wants to us. We call for and deliver prescriptions. Any thing ordered by phone will be select ea as carefully as if you called in per son. No extra charge, Gauld’s Phar macy. New 1178; Old main 4032

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Staple & fancy Groceries (£tQ2lt8

Vegetables, Fresh and Salt meats, Coffee, Tea and Spices. I want your trade New phone 2527

606 Ft Wayne ave cor Penn st J. B. Reynolds

Coal, Flour Feed, Poultry Onr Motts, Honest dealing and low prices

965 W /Michigan St Wm. Smith Groceries and Meats 1230 N. West St.

New Phone 1331

The Revere Lodging Honse 419 W. Ohio Street is the only first class and up.todate Colored rooming house in the down town district Ail newly furnished rooms. Special care tak eu of Theatrical parties. Mrs. Emma Hines, Prop. Miss Uella Hibbitts

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Acknowledgements of all kinds. Deeds Mortgages etc. Pension Vouchers Executed

0 ur Patronage Solicited.

536 Indiana Aye Both phones 1173

The Manien. Dry Goods Store

OFFER FIRST CLASS 600DS AT POPULAR PRICES

Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited 328 IT. Senate cor Indiana

I adopt this method of expressing My Thanks for the Colored Trade

secured during the Year ending Jan. 1.190^

Albeit D. Moore, 205 S. Illinois Street WANT YOUR TRADE

ALBERT MAILLARD Grocery and Meat Market

New Phone 6 7 56

1102 Kr. Nineteenth! St. FRANK X. ERATH,

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Staple 5 Fancy Groceries Fruits, Vegetables. Flour, and Feed. Pou * ] tr}’ and Game, Fresh and Salt Meats Sauffagr* Telephone North 658 New 098) Give Me a Cal* 702 Bel'efonlalne Street

C. Borchert .... Dealer In Meats aod Groceries Everything First class. Your Trade Solicited 928-930 N. WEST ST,

Moore Grocery CompoQy 1j reT fooiTstore^3

164 North Illinois Street Phones;

New, 892 and 6il Old, 892 and 891

ANTON SOHN FRESH and SMOKED MEATS Groceries and General Provisions I WANT YOUR TRADE 1303 N- Senate Avenue-

Phone New 4716 METROPOLITAN Cut Rate .Meat Market Corner North & West Sts, A First class Line of Fresh and smoked meats. Pork Sausage a specialty * Your Trade solicited. JOHN L BARDMAKER. Mgr

L.H.FEHRENBACH Dealer In. Choice Groceries Mest FLOUR. FEED and HARDWARE 902-906 Indiana Avfe Mention The Kecorder and save money.

Clean Stores WE WANT YOUR TRADE Consumers Grocery Co, Mass <t New York street 16th & Bellfontaine • Both Phones : FREE Delivery

Cat fjate Grocery and Meat Market A tine line of Fresh Fruits. Vegetables Groceries. Meats. Oysters, Fish, Game, etc OLD PHONE MAIN 2993 J B DOOLITTLE, 754 Indiana *Ave C. W Lambert, The Druggist Pure Materials used in PRESCRIPTIONS Y’our Patronage Solicited. Both Phones New 256 Old 3522 ^ „nfflTir”n^ 834 836 W. Michigan St, cor BLAKE

Robert Rentsch FANCY GROCERIES j^F*Corner Senate Ave & 12th St. Prompt Delivery. New Phone 1083; Main 1083 Your Trade Asked For.

Mrs. L. Albert Bafeerp anfc Confectionery Ice Cream and Ice Cream Seda Fine Fruits & Fancy Groceries We want your Trad e Cor, 19th and Yandes Streets

R. E. Gransinger Fresh Meats./® FancyGroceries and Vegetables Reasonable prices to Recorder readers Old Phone Woodruff 3102. 1220 E SIXTEENTH ST

J A. DIXON

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Fresh Meats and Vegetables Teas and

Coffees Prices Right

\ T our Trade Solicited Mention the Recorder

10OI Indiana Avenue

A. C. MOORE, STALL D Oitv Market Groceries, Teas and Coffee Give Us a Call

B, CABALZER Fresh Groceries, Meats and Veg etaoles Teas, Coffees and Spices ..YOUR TRADE SOLICITED 427 W. Michigan St New Phone SS'.o Mention the Recorder

Meet Me at The Rink Unique Program at tha Mascot Skat ing Rink Tuesday Night. The skating contest Tuesday evening proved to be a very enthusi astic afftir. The one mile race for the gentlemen seemed to have pleased everyone present as did the ladies’ half mile race. Preston Edwards was awarded first place in the former race and Miss Jessie Dukes received first prize in the latter. The spectators, i’S well as those who were on skates, gave their hardy approval to the fact that the Mascot Rink is the rink ot new ideas and that it is only place to spend an evening of pleas, ure. , On next Wednesday evening a match race between Prest Johnson, the city’s fastest skater, and Luther Boles for the amatuer championship. This promises to be a tight race as both of the contestants are fast men. A large crowd is anticipatecj upon being present. Dancing is a special feat ure on Tuesday and Thursday evening.

F. W. HEBBLE Meats and Lard-/® 13 Years In Business at the same Place New Phone 4613 Old Phone Main 3144 702 INDIANA AVE Stall 281, Market Mention The Recorder and save money

ERN EST DIETZ jfanc\> (Brocer Meats, Vegetables and Fruits of all Kinds New Phone 2827 Old Phone Main 3701 Prompt Delivery Your Trade is solicited 529 N.SENATE AVENUF Old Phone Main 4075. D % J. Harrington Dealer In Staple and Fancy Groceries 729 N. WEST STREET Your Trade is Solicited,

The Diamond Ring Clnb

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Will Give a Series of DANCES JAN. 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29, ’08 Ht the ©frO ifellows Iball Mrs. Ida E. Young will present a handsome Diamond Ring valued at $40.00, to the person; holding the Ltickvf number. The riiAr can be seen at Mullally’s Jewelry store on the Circle

Martin C. Haptz —a—Dealer I n — 1 — hesh and Salt Meats. Sausages 1208 North Senate Avenue Old Phone Main 3703 New Phone 275”

A. HARTMANN Dealer In Staple & Taney Groceries Fresh Meats and Vegetables, fobaoco and Cigars Everything First-class Give Me a Trial Satisfaction Guaranteed 1118 North West Street

NICK KERZ Co. Inc. Groceries, Meat?, & Dry Goods N. W. cor. Patterson & Mich Sts Your trade solicited on merit of Goods “ft's Free Delivery Phones: New 2340: Old 1879 J. E. NICKLES NSW YORK GROCeRY 701 W- NEW YORK ST. Fresh Meats and Vegetables. Prices Right —•—Give Me a Call —

Bring this adv with you to our Store and receiv’ a 10 oer cent discount os all porchas H. W. Hoitmann 1328 N. SENATE AVENUE Dry Goods and Notions. Your Patronago Solicited. Bring a Coupon with You Shea & Sweeney THE POPULAR GROCERS Respectfully ask YOUR PATRONAGE A Full Line of Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meats and Vegetables NEW PHOME 5793 504 W IV! ichigran Street New Phone 2571 John W. Carlisle Staple & Fancy Groceries Vegetables and Meats 329 TOLEDO STREET

Call at GIBSONS GROCERY

West and 13th Sts.

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Salt meats. Vegetables, Coffee, Tea and Spice We are always Glad to Have YOUR Trad f

New Phone 2472

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Fresh Vegetables Groceries Prices Are Right. Your Trade Solicited New Phone 7 8 9 7 Jos, A. OVERMAN 1643 BELLFONTAIN STREET

Recorder Adv Pays

OTTO ALDENDOKF GROCERIES FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES Your patronage solicited Prices Right 902 W. MICHIGAN ST

HOLTON PLACE Grocery Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Salt Meats, at Rock Bottom prices We treat Everybody Right Jos Bakb«. Prop 343 Holton Place.

BERT MONN —*—Dealer I u —*— Ooal & Kindline: ^ Fl»ur, Feed, Hav. Corn, Oats, Bran, Me Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Cracked corn All Kinds of Ground Feed t'<w Phone 5188 829 INDIANA AVE?

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The ROYAL ATHLETIC CLUB POOL ROOM 309 INDIANA AVE (STUNIQUE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY FREE! Commercing Monday, January 20th. the managiment of the above popular resort will give to their patrons a ticket absolutely free after each game, that will entitle the holder to a chance on a beautiful CUE. Prizes of various kinds given every two weeks

HAVE YOU TRIED - PORK RELISH? , Ask Your Butcher To day If Your Butcher Don’t Sell it, tell him to Call Phones; Hew 9586; Prospect 665 Frederick J. Bremer 1117 -1119 Prospect Street

Geo. Driftmeyer Groceiies aud Meats 2125-27 PROSPECT ST. Phones: New. 9204; Old, Prospect 42« Prompt dellverv and courteous treatment

Japanese flolliflg Balls 10 BALLS FOR 10 CENTS No blanks You can’t Lose Add each number and get .a Beautiful Prize Come in and plaV, You will enjoy it —436 INDIANA AVE —

For Rent —Near Circle three room flats 0*“ er 2520 Capitol avenue.

Room 75 cents up at the Norcross Hotel 1428 N. Missouri street. Coal and transfer, Bennett Bros., 417 Indiana ave, New Phone 2977.

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The Northwestern Amusement Go’s New Bu Iding

Corner N. West and 15th Streets A Skating Rink with other amusement features for the exclusive use of the Colored people, a place where you can spend an enioyable We «xpect to be open for business about April Isi. STOCK SUBSCRIPTIONS now on Sale SHARES balance payable in 30, 60 and 90 days in equal payments. This will be a fine Investment ck nowon Sale by J. Walter Hodge,536Indiana avei Allen C, Simms or at The Recorder office Pr»s. Theodore H. Schleicher, Vice-pres,; Wm. J. Nenkom, Sec A Treas.

afternoon or evening. $10.00 Each, payable % Cash: A Big Dividend payer. St< P. C. Weyenberg,

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