The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-15
CITY ITEMS.

for several days from a slight attack
of influenza.
Adivces received from Prof. A. T.
Landers, of the famous Tuskegee In
stitute, states that he is very favorably
impressed with his new position.
Prof. Landers says: "Send me the
Globe. l cannot do without it,.
Mrs. ]. Milton Easterling, of Chat
tanooga, has sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness as to permit
the return of her mother, Mrs. Emma
Battle, of 922 Blank street, to this
city. Mrs. Battle arrived in the city
Saturday morning.
r. e. Gee, who has been confined to
his home on Jefferson street by ton
%silitis, is much better, being able to
.be out.
Five candidates were knighted at
the Pythian Temple Sunday afternoon.
All Of them were for Stonewall Lodge,
No. 1O3.
Mrs. John Tucker entertained on last
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, who
were visiting her daughter, Mrs. 7. H.
Vaughn, of 913 Warren street.
Mr.. Thomas Birdsong, of Columbia,
vas in the city this week.
Miss Elizabeth Moore and Mrs.
Grace, of Houston, Texas, visited the
Globe Office this week.
Mr.. j. G. Tixndale, 9616 Calement
avenue, Chicago was in the city last
week. He was entertained by Messrs.
w. P. Gregory, G. G. Cannon and VIM.
Key.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Streeter, Of
Chicago, who formerly lived in this
city, are the proud parents Of a baby
girl.
Mr.. J. H. Floyd, of 9O5 Hawkins
street, is able to be out after a few
days illness.
Miss Hettie Phillips was i%ndisposed
last week, suffering with neuralgia.
Miss Mammie Vaughn is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Eura McCantes gave a kitchen
shower Wednesday night for the bridal
party Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell. Many
presents we're received.
A Queens Entertainment will be
given at New Hope Baptist Church,
on Monday night, Nov. 25, for the ben
eft of the church choir. Miss Minnie
Palmer, Queen Of England; Miss
Fannie Jackson, Queen of Russia.
: Messrs. G. W. Cartwright, w. G. Shelf
: field and Mrs. j. L.. Cheatham, Gener-
al Managers.
Mrs. Villa M. Perkins English, of
$50 South Marshield avenue, Chi
cago, is very sick with palpitation of
heart.
Mr.. John Henry Burton, of Portland,
Oregon, is still in the city with his
sister, Miss Emma Burton, of S11 Di-
vision street. Mr.. Burton is building
a four cottage ON Ninth avenue,
South and will start for home as soon
as it is completed.
Miss Zenith M~cCarthren, who has
been visiting Mrs. Goldman and brother
in st. Louis for the last month, will
return to the city Wednesday on &C
count of the illness Of her sister al
Glencliff.
Mrs. James Lapsley, of $40 Eleventh
avenue, North, visited her sister, Mrs
John Collins, at Glencliff, Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Ewing, of the MurfreesborC
road, who has been very sick for sew
eral weeks, is convalescing slowly.
Mr.. j. A. Porter, of this city, is now
salesman for the Kimball Piano House
, Fifth Avenue and Union.
Mr.. j.. j. Lay, Of Nashville, was
awarded a Silver Medal by the James
d town Exposition on his exhibit o.
e photographs.
Mrs. Hattie Bender, of Webster
street, is a little i%ndisposed.
Mrs. Laura Fite, who has been ser
G iously i'll, is able to be up.
= Mrs. Esther Robinson, Of Webster
street, who has been sick for some
time, is improving.
Rev. H. d. Prowd, D. D., a very elo
quent speaker who has been interested
in the foreign mission work amons
the Baptists, is expected in Nashville
Sunday, November II, either at 1.
o'clock service or night service a
the Mt. Olive Baptist Church.
Mrs. J.. w Bostic, of Seventeenth
avenue, South, entertained at luncl
- last Friday evening in honor Of he.
sister, Mrs. Lula Ellis, of Indian Ter
ritory. Those present were Mrs. Ellis
Misses Tennie l.. Hughes, Georgia A
Bradford, Messrs. John Galloway an,
Henry A. Boyd.
l.. Rev. Mr.. Luckett is in the citv an