The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-11
CITY ITEMS.


Mrs. Mollie Kirkpatrick left the
city Monday for Chicago, Ill. to
spend few weeks with her friend
Mrs. Mary Cotton.
Miss Maud FiarrisonA of Montgom-
cry. Ala, has decided to attend Wal
den University instead of returning to
Normal She is still with Miss Geor-
gia &. Watkins, Of 1906 Twelfth ave-
nue., South.
Mr.. R. L. Williams, who for some |
time was confined to his home by
sickness, is able to be at his post OF
duty.
There will be "Tom Thumb Wed
ding" at the Spruce Street Baptist
Church on Monday evening, October
Ia, for the benefit of the church.
Miss Mary e. Phillips, Of the book
making department of the Baptist
Publishing House, was quite Ill the
first of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Hadley, of Eleventh aV-
enue, North, entertained at dinner
Sunday, Mrs. Veanna Parker, OF Lou
isville, KY, and Mrs. Elwena Johnson,
of Fayetteville, Tenn.
Mrs. Perkins, of Columbia, is Wis
iting in this city.
Mr.. Green l.. Scales, of Topeka,
Kan, who has been visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Cassie Greer, relatives and
friends in this city, left for his home
last week. He was delighted with
> the pleasures of his visit, having re-
: ceived the most hearty courtesies
= while here.
Mrs. Jane Buchanon Of 422 Fifth
~ avenue, North, entertained this week
or in honor of Mrs. jamie Weakley
Washington, of Chicago.
Mrs. Elwena Johnson, of Fayette
vile, Tenn, spent few days in this
,, city. en- route to the jamestown Expo
al sition.
Mrs. Lizzie James, of Thirteenth
- avenue, North, who has been sick TO
n week, is improving.
i" On account of the inclement weatt
49, er on Monday evening, October 7, tn
Old Folks Concert Company of Payn
Chapel A. M. E. Church did not hav
, the concert which was to have bee
!. given at Lane Tabernacle, 1t wi
take place on Tuesday night, Oct 1
Mr.. j. A. Cullom, of Muskogee, l. 7
passed through the city week befol
u last en- route to Lebanon, to visit h
ly parents, On his return he stopped
the city few days and left for b
western home last Sunday night.
Miss Mayme Brooks, of Fourteen
avenue, North, who has been seriou
ly Ill for the past four weeks, has
far improved in health as to be alb
to attend to her business duties.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald Primm,
EE. Chicago, contemplates making Wis
to Nashville in a few weeks.
Miss Henri M. Campbell, Of Mau
street, is we'll pleased with the resul
brought about by advertising in Il
Globe.
Miss Ruth Simmons, of Camde
Ark, Miss Fay Mckinney, of She
man, Texas, and Miss Ruth Crocke
Of San Antonio, Texas, are attendil
2Y Fisk University. They are boardil
with Mrs. E. Graves, 1414 Philli
street.
Mrs. Lizzie H. Cannon, of 326 w
more street. left for st. Louis, M
Thursday night to visit her daught
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Alice G. Hunt, of 1909 Hyn
m street, is indisposed this week.
'"' Mrs. Susie B. Hawkins, Of Chat
---'"~ nooga, will visit her sisters, Mrs. Ali
G. Hunt and Mrs. Mary P. Knott
Mr.. E. j. Cannon will visit frien
~ and relatives in Shelbyville in fl
days.
- Miss Myra Shivers is still in 3
mingham with her mother who is We
ill.
= Mr. z. D. Davis left for Huntsvil
where he will spend the winter.
Prof and Mrs. Daniel E. Johns
Jr., have returned to the CITY, bril-
ing with them bouncing baby G
., Prof Johnson will resume his work
.ane . Walden as teacher of violin q
piano.
Mrs. Henry Price entertained
dinner Sunday Mrs. Mary Ford,
Ngr. Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 3
ley and little daughter, of Jackson.
""~""~ Miss Maria Waddey, who has b.
visiting in the city for some time,
N returned to Louisville.
;" Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan and
have moved four miles out on
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