The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-08
CITY ITEMS.

teenth venue South, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is rapidly
recovering.
The class Of Esquires, numbering
about Is young men, was knighted at
Pythian Hall last Sunday afternoon.
The Fisk Glee Club will give a con-
cert in Columbia the latter part OF this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, of 3 Garden
street, have a fine daughter.
Mrs. Mayme Greer, Of Heffernan
street. who is instructor Of music at
M. and f. College at Hopkinsville,
KY, was in the city On business the
latter part of last week. She left Tor
her school on the early train Monday
morning.
Mrs. oliver, of 92O Cumberland
street, is better.
Mrs. Mitchell Holbrooks, OF Jener-
son street, is indisposed..
Mrs. Nellie Young, Of Jefferson
street, who has been i'll for several
days, is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Julia Arnold, Of Twelfth ave
nue., North, who has been sick for
more than a month, is slowly I'M
proving.
Miss Margaret Thompson, Of 14ol
fremont avenue, left the city Last
Thursday for Normal, Ala, where
she will renew her studies at the A.
e M. College.
Mrs. Ada Lee King, Of 513 Fourth
avenue, South, was quite sick the first
of the week.
The literary and musical entertain
ment for the benefit Of First Baptist
Church on the Sth inst, by the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Me
harry Medical College, promises to
!. be a grand affair.
Rev. John S. Gilmore, Of Columbia,
Tenn, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude and Alonzo Harlan
of Columbia. who have been visiting
their mother and attending the A. M
liz. Conference, left Monday for theil
home.
Miss Mayme Brown was the guess
of Miss Elnora Beaden, Of 1900 Second
, avenue, South, last Sunday.
Mr.. J.. N. Lewis, the superintendent
and clerk of Mt. Gilead Baptisf
Church, though confined to his room
is improving slowly.
! Mrs. Daniel Battle, little Mary Kath
crime Louise and Miss Carrie B. Page
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Page, of M~urfreesboro, on Sun
day. November 10.
Misses MARY Porter and jamie
o.. &c Go1,ro1io Tam uicitnf
Mrs. Genie B. Williams, Of 1904 Nc
Lemore street, last week.
Misses Hattie Sergeant and Norvel
4 la Brown, of Columbia, spent Sunda!
and Monday in the city, the guests o
Mrs. Mcknight, of Division street.
Little Tommie C. Moore, of Hyne'
street, is suffering from the effects o
T. a heavy cold.
- Mrs. Alma officer, OF FOL Sevie
street, left the city last Saturday TO
Memphis, where she will spend tn
winter.
Little Loutrell Taylor, Of Yves
Nashville, is improving.
Miss Gertrude Mayberry was in tn
city Saturday and Sunday.
Deacon John Tate, of Mt. DIV
Church, is quite sick at his home o
IN Pearl street.
70 Mr.. Philip Thompson, who lives SCI
eral miles on the Nolensville pix
was thrown from his horse Monda
night and his hip vas broken II
A. was brought to the city and carrie
IL to a local infirmary for medical atteI
ton.
Mr.. John B. Sims who is employe
at the Office of N, G.. & st. l.. RAJ
. road, met with a very serious accidel
Monday afternoon. While coupliI
two box cars, his left hand W;
caught and three of his fingers we
so badly crushed that it was necessal
of to have them a%mputated.
DR.. ]. A. Mcmillan, has purchase
a very desirable piece of improve
real estate on the corner of Cedar al
Stonewall streets.
: Mrs. H IT. Noel, wife of DR.. Mo-
=. and his son and daughter are now
Phoenix, Ariz., well pleased with Il
place. They stopped en- route at Ka
Iar sas City, Mo-, the guest of Prof.
VIE Walden, formerly of Roger William
University. Miss Jennie Noel was e
tertained by Miss Edm.onia Hubble
once a prominent figure in the NJ
Fart Club of Fisk University.
Mrs. Ida B. Luckey, who has be-