The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-18

tied a number of the business inter
prises that have sprung up during his
absence from the state.
Mrs. Jennie Goodwine, who has been
on the sick list for the past two weeks,
is able to be up.
Dr. E. W. d. Isaac, Secretary of the
B. Y. P. U. Board and editor of the
National Baptist Union, is spending
the week in Alabama.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, Of Seven
teenth avenue, North, has been indis-
posed for the past week.
Mrs. Carrie Allen left the city last
week for ST Louis, where she intends
to make her future home
Mr.. VIM. Owens, who has been con-
nected with the A. M. p. Church Sun
day School Union, has entered Wal
den University.
Miss Ella Howard, after a few weeks
illness, is able to be at her work again
in the clerical department of the A.
M e. Publishing House.
Mrs. Ozzie Childress, of Pulaski,
Tenn, is spending a while in the city.
Rev. N. Smith, pastor Of Ebenezer
A. NJ E. Church, recently made ship
ment of bed, springs, mattress and
washstand to Shelbyville, Tenn, for
Turner Normal and Industrial Insti-
tute.
DR.. VIM. D. Chappelle returned
: home Wednesday morning after spend
ing week visiting some of the North
! ern and Western conferences.
/ Messrs. Pitts, Sylvester, Taylor and
9 Hickman, of Little Rock, AK, are at
: tendants at Meharry Medical College
this year.
i Bishop B. F. Lee spoke at st. Paul
e A. M. E. Church last Sunday night.
9 Rev. E. Philip Ellis, in company with
Bishop Evans Tyree, will leave the
K city about the 10Th Of this month for
L Indian Territory, Oklahoma and Texas,
j. and possibly other points in the in
y terest of the A. M. E. Church Sunday
20 School Union.
D. Mrs. Alice Mcneil and daughter,
d Miss S. V. Mcneil, have gone to In
dianapolis to make it their future
III home.
s. Miss Hazel Thompson, who Is teach
Is ing music at her home on Eighteenth
te avenue, North, is meeting with great
III success.
Miss Iona Cant, of Columbia, has
IT. returned to the city to resume hel
s. studies in Walden.
IL, Miss Blanche Howard, of Columbia
is attending school at Walden this
U.s. year.
40 The Sunday school of Trinity Chap
ell had it's annual Sunday school re
On ception Monday night.
m- Misses Verna Bingham, Corinne Pc
terson, Cornelia Young, Messrs. r. A
W Ewin and Melvin Hayes spent las
10 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen II
On Ewin, of ia Eighth street, East Nash
W. vile.
TX Mrs. Andrew BLY,, who once resides
ne here but at the present lives in In
dianapolis, had an operation performet
W. a few days ago and is doing nicely.
W. Miss Esther Freeman is suffering sc
as verely from neuralgia this week.
&c. Lawyer G. F. Anderson made tri
a to Murfressboro this week on lega
lis business with the Chancery Court.
Miss Fudora Mcclellan of Hawkin
OF street, who was confined to her hom
Ia by a severe cold last week, is able II
oI attend to her duties.
rs. Miss Maggie Black, Of 9O2 Mort
ed Seventh street, East Nashville, ha
gone to Chicago to live with her sister
IN Mrs Ola b. Wright, of 1892 Stat
tn street in that city.
10 Mr.. S. G. DOdson, of Eighteenth ay
M enue and Jefferson street, who was In
us iured in Chicago two or three week
IN ago, is slowly improving at his home
ed Mrs. M. H. Wade and little daugE
DIX ters have returned to their home o.
Twelfth avnue, after spending wee
SKI in Murfreesboro.
LOT Mrs. R. T. Leath and Mrs. j. Rucke
visited Florence last week.
"a Mrs. Dowell spent Wednesday a
TO Waverly, the guest of Mrs. Cassi
us Greer
ad- Miss Althea Carr, Of Hughes, Tenn
In is in the city.
al Mr. A. L. Good, of Ala Fifteenth a.
ext enue, North, left the city Saturday l
Inc spend a few days in Chattanooga wit
relatives
I'M Miss Hattie Creighton has been o
re the sick list for two weeks.
ret Mrs. Bette Wherry, of Jefferso
.er, street, has returned home after spen
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