The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-07-05
CITY ITEMS.

Rev. A. ID. Hurt, d. D., of Owens
boro, KY, was in the city for a day
this week.
Mrs. John Hope, wife of Prof. John
Hope President of the Atlanta Baptist
College, was the guest of Mrs. J. G.
Napier for day this week. She and
children were en- route to Chicago.
Mrs. Anna e. Middleton, of Wash
ington, D, c., is the guest of Mrs. l. B.
Scott this week.
Mr.. I. B. Scott, Jr,, has returned
from Franklin.
Mrs. Carrie Williamson, formerly of
this city, but who is now living in In
dianapolis, has been to Cincinnati to
Moler College and received a diploma
from the following trades depart
ments: Hair dressing, manicuring
chiropody, electrical, facial and body
massaging.
Miss Pauline Harlin and her sis
ter, Miss Martha Harlin, left
Friday evening for their home at Hen
dersonville, Tenn, after having spent
two weeks with their cousin, Mrs, San
ders, of 1916 Mary Street, at the clos
ing of Fisk University. They were
very much delighted with their stay in
the city.
Mrs. Florence Henderson, who has
been visiting her mother, left for Bir-
mingham Thursday accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lucy E. Hender-
son.
Miss Maggie e. Morton, of Column
bia Tenn, is expected in the city
soon to be the guest of Miss Daisy d.
Moores, of "a Perkins street.
Mt. Olive Baptist Church and Sun
day School, Rev. DR.. G. H. Clark, pas
tor, will have their annual excursion
up the Cumberland River to Priestly
Springs next Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Simmons, of Patterson
street, is quite sick.
Mrs. j. H. North and Mrs. J. P.
Campbell, of Franklin, Tenn, spent
Sunday with Mrs. H. Demoss, of 715
Paramount avenue.
Mrs. Parrish Williams, of Franklin,
spent Sunday with Mrs. A. S. Rucker,
of 1000 Harding street.
Mrs. Ellen Benson, of 1915 Hamil-
ton street, who has been sick more
than a week, is improving very slowly.
Rev. Benz Anderson, of Murfrees-
boro, held the third quarterly confer
ence at Hubbard Chapel M. E. Church
on June 80. He preached two able SER
MONS He was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Cullom, of AZ Tennessee
street,
Come and go up the river. Seays
and Hubbard Chapels will have their
annual picnic on July %.
Miss L. c. Cage, one of the city
teachers of Oklahoma City, Okla, is
in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs. e.
c. Coffey, of 7O7 Sixth avenue, South.
She will be the recipient of many re-
ceptions given by the young people of
the city,
Little Miss Mary S. Ewing, Of 800
Cedar street, will leave the city next
week for Franklin, Tenn, to visit
relatives and friends. She will be
away until the reopening of school in
September.
Mr.. John S. Sloan left for Castallian
Springs Saturday to spend the sum
mer. His wife Mrs. e. H. Sloan left
the same day for Columbia to spend
a week with her sister. She will re-
turn to Castallian Springs where she
will join her husband.
Miss Maggie Lee West left Monday
night for Paris, Texas, to visit hel
aunt, Mrs. j. frankie Pierce. While
away Miss West will visit several i'm
portant cities of the West
Miss Pearl M. Warner, of 18 La
fayette street left Monday for Tulla
homa, Tenn, to visit her sister, Mrs
Washington, where she will spend the
entire summer.
Miss Ella Bean entertained infor
mally Monday night in honor Of Miss
Jennie Craighead with buffet
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Copeland hav,
moved in their beautiful new house a
% Murrell street.
Mr., Walter Roberts, of Quarry street
left Tuesday morning for Minneapolis
Mimi Mr.. Roberts will be back t.
the city early this winter
Mr.. B. r. North, Mrs. NJ G. Moxe
and Miss Lucy Cage are visit
ing Mrs. e. C. Coffey, of 7O7 Sixt
avenue, South. Miss Cage is fror
Oklahoma, and is niece of Mrs. Co
fey.
Mr.. R. A. Ewin, Superintendent q
Life and Casualty Insurance Compan!
has returned from Johnson Cit!
where he went as a delegate to tn
Grand Lodge of Masons. On his r.