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

ave2ide, South, was called to Clarks-
vile Saturday afternoon to the bed
side of her son who is very i'll.
Wednesday mighty October 16, the
Diamond Contest and Musical" will
be rendered at Jackson Temple by
Messrs. w. ]. Blanton and 3. w. D.
Isaac, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. w. L. Harris, of Chicago, is in
the city, the guest Of LawyGs May
field
Mrs. ]. D. Mosby, of Birmingham,
Ala, was in the city last week visit
ing her sister, Miss Lula Webster,
of IA Maury street.
Mrs. Samuella Graves, Of st. Louis,
is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs L. A. Bush, and her cousin, Miss
Geula Frierson, who is i'll and not ex-
pected to recover.
Miss Della Ellington, of Memphis, |
niece of Rev. w. S. Ellington, of
Seventeenth avenue North, is a pu-
nil in one of the schools of the city.
Miss Grayce Frank, of Rochester,
N. Y, has entered Fisk University
She will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Hall, 1926 Jefferson street, this win
ter
Miss Reba Latham, Of Canton, Miss,
4 reached the city Monday night. Miss
: Latham will begin her studies in Fisk
for another year.
Rev. L. G. Jordan, Secretary Of the
: Foreign Mission Board of the National
Baptist Convention, located at Louis
? vile, KY, is slated to visit Nashville
l in the next two weeks.
: Miss Charlie Rosenberg is back
S from her home in Arkansas and is now
stopping with Mrs Richardson on
d Sixteenth avenue, between Harding
:, and Phillips street She will attend
y Fisk this year.
Mr.. Fred j. Work is spending a few
= days at the jamestown Exposition
IS where he went on special business as
D. we'll as to take in the "War Path
and other sights at the big show. He
h is expected back in ten days
)r Miss Minnie Mai Hunter, OF No
1909 Hynes street, is on the sick lis
b. this week. She was forced to come
lie home from her school on Tennessee
he street
We Prof. Haskell, tho new teacher a
an Fisk University, lost his only son las
i'll sunday. The boy was about year
Is. Did and died from appendicitis
T., Mrs. S. M. Lowe, the superinten(
re emit of the Blind School, is now conVS
lis lescing after an illness Of more than
in week.
lis Miss Maria Clark, wife or Rev. {
H. Clark, is quite sick. Their sol
til Mr.. George Clark, who has bee
Is suffering with an attack of typhoi
so fever, is still quite sick.
Die Mrs. ]. M. Easterling, of Chattano
ga, sister to the editor of the Glot
f is seriously II.
sit Mr. R. G. Fisher, Vice President
National Athletic Association, was a
Try saulted by a tough at the Hor
Its Show Wednesday night. The ASA
he ant was David Young, who struck N
Fisher with the butt end of a VIII
en-, because he and his partner were
er- fused admission to the grounds on
TT, coupon that was good only for t
ng first nights show. Young was fin'
ing $40 in the City Court yesterday nor
Ups ing.
Miss Matte Ezell and Mr. Samu
Iet- Whiteside were united in marriai
TO-, last night at the residence of Il
ter brides parents, by Rev. Sutton
Griggs.
les Mrs. Amanda Watkins, of 10
Grant street, is at home after spen
tta- ing several months on the mountain
ice Miss Dewitt Shorter, Of Twelfth a
enue, North, who was in poor heal
ads last week, has entirely recovered.
'ew Miss Amanda Carter, formerly
Thirteenth avenue North, now resid
3ir. with her sister, Mrs. frankie L
erv berry, of Patterson street.
Mrs. Bessie Armstrong is again
lie, the employ of the Baptist Publishi
House.
ION. Mr.. L. S. Gray, assistant forem
ing. of the bindery of the Baptist Publi'
,irl. ing House, returned from his t
( at days vacation last Monday morniI
and He spent the time in visiting relatiV
~ and renewing old associations in
at rious sections of Kentucky.
of Editor Battle is suffering from
3os- effects of a severe cold.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, wife of Rev.
zen Kirkpatrick, pastor of st. Johns b
hoe fist Church. is visiting friends in c