The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-09

Villa Jenkins, in Chicago, has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. w. H. Cant, of 636 Fogg street, I
will entertain on Monday, August II, :
in honor of Mrs. A. NJ Gibson, of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Canada left for
their home in McMinnville after a
pleasant stay of few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Horace Canada, of Is Gar
den street.
Mrs Cassie Greer, of Waverly Place,
left Tuesday morning for Montgomery,
Ala.
Mr.. James Fort, of 915 Sixteenth
avenue, North, who has been danger
ously sick with typhoid fever for the
past two weeks in Cincinnati, is slow
ly improving. His mother, Mrs. Lew
is T. Fort, is at his bedside.
Mrs Thornton Prince and Mrs. Gus
Boyd, of Franklin, visited their rela-
tives on Patterson street last week
Miss Katie c. Daughtry, OF 1923 Pat
: terson street, left Thursday morning
for a few weeks stay in Louisville.
Miss Austin Prince, of 1923 Patter-
, son street, will spend Sunday in
r Franklin.
!, Miss Ardena Jenkins, who has been
Y the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jenkins,
|, for the past week, will leave for Chica-
go. Saturday night
t Miss Sarah Ella chatham, the little
:. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Alon-
t 20 chatham, of 507 Lischey avenue,
n left Saturday morning for Clarksville,
e where she will spend few weeks.
II Mr.. Geo. w. Harvey, the house build
e err, who was seriously injured about
d three weeks ago while at his duties,
o. has so far recovered that he has dis
y carded the use of a crutch.
Mrs. Georgia Claiborne and little
n daughter. Alma, of Patterson street,
fe have returned from Columbia.
n. Mrs. Ada Harris King, of BIB Fourth
is avenue, South, left the city Sunday aft
st ernoon to visit her mother in Deca-
tur, Ala.
h. Miss Georgia Lee Hadley, of the
n proof reading force of the Baptist Pub
fishing House, was slightly indisposed
e. the first of the week
D., Little Earl Bently, Jr., of sos Four
ii, teenth avenue, North, is sick.
an Mr. Walter Brooks, of Fourteenth
eft avenue, North, who has been very sicE
is with the typhoid fever, is slowly i'm
La proving.
nd Mrs. Mary Bransford, the mother o
Mrs. Brooks, of 504 Fourteenth ave
On, nue., North, who has been sick for tn
led last two weeks, is improving
| a Boyd and Battle are at Cedar stree
ma and Tenth avenue When in need o
It'll stylish rig for picnics or Sunday rec
on reation give them a CALL
Miss Lizzie Alexander left last Wee
out nesday night for Louisville, to visi
,er- DR.. baltimore and sister. Before he
asst return to the city she will also visi
Miss Daisy Bell, of Madison, KY.
led Miss Hattie NJ Moores left for Tu
the lahoma last Tuesday, where she wi
spend the remainder of the summer.
in Mrs. Henry Kemper, formerly
Nashville, but who now resides in S
I'M Louis, is visiting Mrs. Lula Pinkar
list for a few days. Before returnin
no home she will visit Chicago.
Mrs. Afford B. Duncan and lit
cen son. who have been visiting her mot
eks er at S23 Division street, have r
her turned to their home in Mayfield K
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Simpson,
Jew Brenkley, Cal, are the guests of Mr.
sti Sallie Harding, Of Jackson street.
his Miss Mayme Mitchell, of Memphi
the is the guest of Mrs. G. w, Perry,
922 Pearl street.
res Mrs. Brown and little sons, of M
the con, Ca, visited the Globe Office tn
to week.
Mrs. Sallie Clemon, of Lebanon,
lit in the city visiting her daughter 'a1
for granddaughter, Miss Maggie Baily,
and 10 Wetmore street, and Miss OIL
win Ewing, of So Maple street.
Mrs. Callie D. Howse, the Nation
st. Secretary of the Ex-Slave Moveme1
the left the city Thursday for Chattanoo
-ale, and Atlanta. She will also visit Ne
Wis Orleans before she returns to the Gil
the Mrs. Sallie Thompson and Miss a
will vella Chinn left Mondaf for ChicaG
. where they will spend the rest of t
enth summer.
r of Mrs Ella Carter Vaughn has
the turned to her home in Louisville, AFT
,. is pleasant visit to her brother and S
t at ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Carter.
Miss Nina Porterfield, of 707 Fo
his street, continues to improve.
part Mrs. Florence Harris Spates left l;
'use. Sunday for her home in st. Louis af