The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-16

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Miss Bessie Anderson, of Natchez.
Miss, is wishing her mother, Mrs. Bell
Anderson, of Ill Seventh avenue
North She leaves Friday night in
company with Miss Lizzie Smith. of
14l4 Jefferson street, to visit James
town Exposition, Washington and Chi
cago.
Miss Hattie Payne, of 3O7 Seventh
avenue, North, is visiting Miss Katie
Williams on the Harding road.
Miss Cordelia Howard, of Alberta
avenue, who has been visiting rela-
tives in Mt. Pleasant, returned to the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Ward Bird, of Chicago,
who has been spending the summer
with her sister, Miss Martha Ward,
returned to her home last Wednes-
day.
Mrs Emma Mai White is spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie McLemore, of Columbia.
Miss Emma Stone is spending a
few days at Ebenezer with Mrs. Bon
ME Smith.
Mrs. Augusta Fowler, of Pulaski, is
here visiting her mother and sister,
Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. Lewis Fort, of Sixteenth av-
enue, North, has returned home after
spending several days with her son,
Mrs. James Fort, who was very sick
! in Cincinnati. She left him very much
improved.
Mr.. Albert Doss, of Memphis, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. lobe Doss,
of 1902 Cedar street He will take a
trip to Statesville in a few days to
visit his mother and other relatives.
! Mrs M. e. Woodruff and children,
M. E., Jr., and e. Westwell, of 142S
Fourteenth avenue, South, who have
been visiting relatives in Franklin
I have returned home
Mrs. Esther Black, of Sixteenth av-
I enue, North, left the city the first Of
the week to visit her sister in Argen-
4 tine, Kans. She will be from home
about two months.
Mr.. Bruce R. Etter, of Dallas,
! Texas, is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Lucy Brown, Of lib Jackson
street
Mrs. G. l. Dodson and Miss Cassie
I Dodson, of Jefferson street, have re-
turned from Dickson.
\ Miss Frances McEwen, of Fayette-
vile, Tenn, was called to this city on
n the account of the death of her broth
! er, Mrs. Sam McEwen at the residence
= of his aunt, Mrs. Mile Simpkins, of
! North Buchanan street.
j.. Mr.. Hale, of North Coffee street, is
very much indisposed this week.
Mr. John Batson, of Fifth avenue,
, North, is somewhat indisposed.
Mr. Perkins, of Chicago, is quite a
social visitor in the city While here
he will be located at the residence of
{: his sister, Mrs. George Scott, of 1921
Sixth avenue, North. Although Mr.
Perkins is blind, he is a gentleman of
great intellect.
Mrs. Seay, of Memphis, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Turner, of
Fourth avenue, North.
Miss Mary Hope, of Fourth avenue,
North, after delightful stay in Louis
vile, KY, has returned home.
Mr.. James Harlan, Miss Emma
Smith, little Miss Suburban Scott,
and Master G. F. Scott, of Sixth av.
enue, North, left last week for Clarks-
vile, Tenn, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Matte Harlan of Sixth av-
enue, North, who has been out of the
city for quite stay, has returned
= home.
> Threatened with nervous prostra-
ton caused by over-work, Prof Rich
ard Hill, the real estate dealer, and
) secretary for Norman and Rhodes, the
popular contractors, will take few
/. days rest in the country. Mrs. Hill
! and Miss Lillian will accompany him,
Miss Pinkie Mayberry spent Sun
, day in Franklin.
!. Mr.. j. o. Battle, editor Of the Globe,
made a flying business trip to Pulas-
XII last Sunday. While in the city he
. was the guest of Prof. and Mrs. T. P.
Turner.
Mrs. S. d. Reed, of 80 Lewis street,
is visiting her parents in Pulaski.
Prof w. S. Thompson, Demonbreun
i street returned to the city Saturday
I from Montgomery, Ala, where he at
tended the Supreme Grand Lodge l. O.
| |. En- route home he made several
+ stOp-overs. Mr.. Thompson was elected
: Supreme Treasurer.
: Misses Henrietta Campbell and Es-
: tella Montague will leave Saturday
) morning for Jefferson, Tenn, where
2 thev will he tho ouectS of Mrs Wade