The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-03-29

Vile, Fla, where 1t is said that he
will locate. Mr.. Patterson has been
In the city for the past four years
during the school term and has made
many friends. Gossip has 1t that Mr..
Patterson will be married to one of the
Southern bellies In the near future.
Just who this young lady Is could not
be learned. Mr.. Patterson did state,
however, to a Globe reporter that
while he had visited nearly every sec
ton Of the United States, he know of
no place that he would rather locate
than at his home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. r. T. Fields who finished with
the dental class of Meharry, will
leave the city early next week for
his home In Canton, Miss, where he
proposes to locate. Mr.. Fields is one
OF the few Young men who has passed
quietly through this great medical in
l~stitution and has spent his vacations
each year mingling with friends in
his home town. Hence he has encour.
aged a large acquaintance and will I'M
doubtedly enjoy an excellent practice.
Mr.. c. B. Wickham, who is possibly
one OF the best known students that
has attended the Meharry Medical Col
lege for several years, will locate in
New Orleans. La. This is his home.
Already extra preparations are being
made for his entertainment upon his
arrival in the Crescent City. Being q
young man Of high standing at home,
he will no doubt fall right In with
the professional men, controlling his
share of the practice. His experience
in getting among people will assist
greatly In his future career.
The many friends Of Mrs. Adeline
Scott, the mother Of Mrs. Belle Curtis,
will be glad to know that she is able
to be out.
Mrs. Shivers has returned from Lou
~isville, where she has been visiting
her daughter.
Mr.. Andrew Hatch and Miss Bertha
I'D. Webb we're united in marriage
Wednesday evening, March q, at the
residence OF the bride on Tennessee
street. Rev. VIM. Haynes performed
LILO OOL CuhOHy OulJ ACldIkNCo dAu
a few friends were present.
Mr.. Walter Clark, a driver of one of
H. G. Hill & Co.'S delivery wagon, who
lives at the corner of Jackson and
Morrison streets, was very sick Tues
day night. At the time of this writ
ing he has slightly improved.
Mr.. William M. Flowers, formerly
foreman Of the pressroom of the Bap.
tist Publishing House, who has been
In poor heath for some time, Is i'm
proving. He made a brief call Wed.
nesday on his former associates, who
gave him a hearty welcome and ex
pressed their surprise at seeing him
look so well.
1t Is rumored that DR.. H. McBrooni
formerly of this city, but who has foI
the past few months been located in
Chattanooga. met with a very serious
accident this week. While he was or
his way to see a patient his horse be
came frightened and ran away, throw
ing him from his buggy and breaking
two of his ribs.
DR.. Sylvester Jefferson, Of Clarks
Vile, Is in the city this evening to at
tend the commencement exercises o.
Meharry.
, Miss Queenie Arnold is a little in
disposed THE week.
DIR. william Reed, Of Bowling
Green, was in the city this week.
: Mr.. Henry Harris, of Winter street
met with a seHous accident this week
, He got three of his fingers mashed.
Rev. H. G. Belcher, pastor in Harris
VILE. Tenn, Is in the city this week.
: Mrs. DR.. Villa Reed, of Bowlini
Green, KY, is expected in the city thi
: week to assist her sister in teaching
Mrs. Mabel Overton. of Nortl
Fourth street, is on the sick list.
8 Mrs. Susie Jones Wallace, of Oh.
cago, has been here to attend the fl
; neral of her little niece, Julia Porter
e Mr.. Edward Thomas of East NASH
willie, departed this life last Sunday
g March II. He had been an invalid TO
a long while.
Mr.. Jack Gordon has returned t
t. the city after visiting the bedside G
his father, who is very sick.
The tailor shop on Woodland stree
Mr.. Andrew Lee Fife Proprietor, co
a lapsed last Friday. No one was il
jured, but their loss was said to /
about $1,000