The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-28
cLARKsvlLLE NOTES.

The state institute for colored teach.
ers of the middle division of Tennessee
has been in session in this city several
days. Over one hundred teachers were
enrolled coming from Cheatham, Da-
wilson, Dickson, Hickman, Houston
Montgomery counties of Tennessee,
and Lyons, Todd. Trigg and Christian
counties of Kentucky. Excellent work
is being done and much good will be
accomplished. Short and interesting
talks were made to the institute last
Monday by Bishop G. H. Phillips, Revs.
y. J. Goodall and F. j. Coleman Profs.
F. G. Smith and j. B. Bate, of Nash
vile, and l. B. McCutcheon, of this
place are the instructors.
For several days a constant and
steady movement of citizens of this
place to more congenial realms has
been in progress. Not only have the
brides and grooms gone but last Sat
urday witnessed an excursion to Louis
vile. which had quite a quota of
GAINESVILLE folks, that had secured en-
ployment in the Kentucky metropolis,
and Sunday a number left for Belle
vile, ILL.,, to work in the several in
dustries of that thriving place.
Mr.. N H. Harris, who has conduct
ed a first-class grocery in every respect
for number of months in this city
said that as coming events cast their
shadows he would not be wise unless
he took advantage of time and closed
out his business to his advantage and
seek better field. On June 81 he adj
vertised a closing out sale at cost and
by the 29rd every available thing in
the line of groceries was converted
into cash. Mr.. Harris is now pros
pecting in Hopkinsville, Ky.
Twentieth Century Lodge X. of P.
held their annual election of officers
last Monday night with the following
results: Knights Chas Hudson, Chan
cellor Commander; Geo. Kimbrough.
Vice Chancellor Commander; Norvel
Steele, Prelate; N. R. Kimbrough.
Keeper Records and Seal; 2. S. Ran
dial, Master of Finance: Jas. Reeves
Master at Arms; L. T. Williams Mas
ter of Works.
The Grand Lodge of Masons met in
annual session at Johnson City, Ten
nessee, last Monday, at which DR.. G. A.
Kelly, of this city, was elected Grand
Captain-General of the Tennessee
Knights TemDlar and Grand Scribe of
Royal Arch Masons.
Miss Minnie Hutchins and Mr.. Vim.
Jenkins who made an extended visit
to Birmingham, Tuskegee, Chattanoo-
ga and Lookout Mountain, returned
home last Wednesday.
DR. r. B. Jefferson and wife. of
Nashville, spent Sunday in this CITY
the guest of DR.. Sylvester Jefferson.
Mrs. Clara Ferguson left Sunday for
Dawson Springs, Ky.
Mrs. Kate ThompEins was in Hop
kinsville. KY, Sunday
Mr.. Kenneth Bluitt. of Bowling
Green, KY spent Wednesday in the
city.
Mr.. H. w. Randals spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Nashville
Mr.. Chas Cobb left Monday for Lou
sville and Lagrange, KY, to claim
his BRIDE
MISS Lille Brown, Of Columbia, is
The guest of Prof. and Mrs. P. L. IT.
vine ~
Mr. Geo. Ogburn, of Evansville, Ind.
spent several DAYS in the city with
relative and friends.
DIR. c. A. Kelly came in from Nash
Vile, Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Fields. of Elktown, came
in Tuesday morning.
Prof. F A. Randals, of Nashville. is
IN the city.
Rev. VIM. Pinkerton was in the city
qst Tuesday.
Misses Alexander and Woodward. of
Nashville, are the guests of Rev. and
Mrs F. w Gardner.
Mr.. William King, of Nashville, was
IN the city Monday.
The A. b. G. held their first annuai
moonlight excursion last Monday and
Wednesday nights.
Prof. Major Singleton, of Henderson
Ky, is in the city.
Prof. VIM. G. Hynes was in the city
asst Sunday.