The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-09-27


James Webster, Mrs. Eugene H. Jones
and Mrs. Annie Robertson.
Mrs. Corine Slack, of McCreary
street, formerly Of North Nashville, is
very much indisposed.
The Carnival and Horse Show goes
on rain or shine Cars stop before the
door; you cannot get wet
$4,000 worth of prizes given away.
Mr.. George Stegger, of Sixth ave-
nue., North, who has been very much
disabled owing to a very painful &C
cident, is now somewhat improved.
Edward Jennings, of Third avenue,
North, who has been confined to his
room for quite while, continues to be
feeble.
A most urgent and welcome invita-
ton is extended to the Sunday school
children and adult scholars to be pres
ent next Sunday at Salem Chapel to
hear Rev. Mr.. WEIGH review the les /
sons.
Mrs. Matte Harlan, of Sixth avenue,
North, was the victim of very pain
full accident last week, the result be-
ing fracture of her jawbone, so as to
prevent her talking or eating very
much. At present she is convalescing.
Grandma" Lenox, of Fourth aveue,
North, is somewhat indisposed this
week.
! Misses Hattie, Lena and Ella Os-
born, of Gallatin, spent pleasant aft
ernoon at the residence of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Robin
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: Sunday.
Mr.. F. B. Doxey, of Henderson, KY,
: arrived Monday morning to spend the
Home Coming Week" with his sis
tiers, Miss Alice l.. Doxey and Mrs.
: irene Doxey Robinson, of Third ave
/ nue., North.
Mr.. James Harlan, Of Sixth avenue,
S who has been in GAINESVILLE for quite
< a business stay, has returned home.
2 After spending three weeks vaca-
ton with his uncle, Prof. w. D. Greer,
y Chas. A. Greer has returned to the
r city.
Miss Mintie Toney, of Patterson
/. street, who has been visiting in Wash
J. ington and other points, returned to
the city Thursday night. She will
# leave in few days for school at Nor.
s NAL Ala.
d The Carnival end Horse Show is go
e ing to be the SWEETEST affair ever given
n in Nashville. Don't miss it,
Miss Mary E. Ewing, of 600 IL Ew
e. ing avenue, who has been very sicE
Le for four weeks, is much improved.
,e Miss Sophronia Brown is home aft
,e er spending two months, visiting
friends and relatives in Chicago anC
/. Joliet, Ill.
Ii Mr.. Green Scales, of Topeka, Kan
sas, the son of Mrs Cassie Greer, i
It. in the CITY,
TX Mr.. G. w. Berry, of Greensboro, Ky
was in the city this week. He Wis
IL tied the Globe Office.
Misses Rosa Andrews and Ami
.e- Burrus were the guests of Mrs Maui
r. Jennings, of Clifton avenue, Yves
re Nashville.
Id Mrs M. l.. Crosthwaite, of Kansa
n. City, Mo-, sister-in-law to DR.. an
IS. Attorney Crosthwaite, is here as on
sr. of the arrivals of "Old Home Week.
ee Mrs. Crosthwaite has not been
rs, Nashville before in ten years. Sti
%. one would never think that the weigh
of ten years was or one looking S
IN we'll She is here to place her oldes
wv daughter in Fisk, and is the guest
her mother-in-law, Mrs. j. e. Crosu
de waite.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Davis and Ii
tie son, James, spent last Sunday wit
mt Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Davis. of 14C
South street.
err The entertainment that was give
Ter last Monday night at Hawkins Stree
of Baptist Church was quite success
There were two presents to be give
SO away to the one that brought in tn
a most money Mrs. Narcissa Wal
ne received the first present and Mr.
le. Ann Harding, the second.
of Mrs. E. H. Jones and little so
Thomas Alfred, of ST Overton stree
,st have returned home after a pleasal
las visit to Mr. and Mrs. Early Jenkir
H. at Ebenezer.
Iso Miss Ella Beau has returned fro
two weeks stay in Cincinnati.
Ith Mrs. Louisa Bass, the mother
lg, Mrs. Villa M. Perkins English, of Oh
1a, cago Ill., and Mrs. Jennie Bostic,
Omaha Neb., reached home Frids
zen after spending a pleasant summer
Bile Chicago and Omaha.