The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-31

ed with all the big guns in the Demo
cratic party of Tennessee and is we'll
known at the Capitol where he attends
to the wants of the Legislature while
it is in session.
Mr.. Isaiah Smith, Jr., of 1901 West
Church street, has been indisposed for
the past week. Mr.. Smith is one of
Nashville's enterprising contract paint
ers, and has done some very fine work |
in the city. His physicians have been |
very uneasy over his condition; some
seem to think that he has slight at |
tack of pneumonia, but at present only |
symptoms of the grip are in evidence.
Miss Reba (Inez) M. Latham, stu
dent of Fisk University, who is resid-
ing with her relatives, the Misses
Shorter, at 1903 Church street, was
indisposed several days this week.
Miss Maud j. Roberts is still visit
ing friends and schoolmates in Deca-
tur, Ala. Miss Roberts will leave for
her home in Chicago about June 5,
passing through Nashville and stop
ping few hours.
The two Fullers, Rev. T. o. Fuller
and Rev. j. A. Fuller, spent Sunday
and Monday in Nashville. They left
Monday night for Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. James Bond, of Howard Congre-
gational Church, returned last Thurs
day from Tuskegee, where in response
to invitations from various churches,
he spent two weeks. A good part of
the time was occupied in delivering a
series of sermons.
Mrs T. H. Rhodes, of Twelfth street,
received telegram from Pulaski,
stating that her brother is not ex-
pected to live.
Morris Atkins, the grandson of Mr.
George Fox, died at the home of his
grandfather on Welker street.
Mr.. A. P. Green, formerly of this
city, but at present residing in st.
Louis, Mo-, arrived in the city last
Sunday night, and will spend a few
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Ella Fort, of Park street, who
has been visiting Washington, Cincin-
natl and other points since the closing
of her school in Richmond, Va, ar
rived in the city last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Mary l.. Cottrell complimented
Club No. of Third Avenue Baptist
Church, of which she was captain, last
Friday evening at her home, 108 Jack
son street. After few words of cheer
| from the captain and members of the
club, tempting menu was served.
Mrs. Louise Wade, of 522 Fourth
avenue, South, is not enjoying the
best of health this week.
/ Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Mr. George Osborn Boyd and Miss
/ Anna Marie Tate, which takes place
/. June II. MIR. Boyd is one of Nash.
!. ville's progressive young men. He is
/ senior member of the livery firm of
Boyd & Battle, and one of the best
) linotype operators in the country
t Miss Tate is from one of Nashville's
, old and most prominent families; she
r. is a general favorite and ranks high
v in the estimation of her friends.
il Miss Ophelia Alexander, of Fourth
avenue, South, received quite painful
n cut on her right hand last Saturday.
/, Mrs. H. M. Whitby, who has beer
quite i'll for several months at hel
n home in Houston, Texas, is in thu
g. city. She desires to thank her friend,
lie for the sympathy and other courtesies
J., which were extended to her mothe
of during their recent bereavement.
S, Mr.. Joseph Bough, formerly wit
j., Jas. A. Dozier, the grocer, is now cor
be nected with the N. c. G st. L. Ry.
is Howard Thompson, son of Prof. "
IS. s. Thompson, will spend the summe
in Columbus, o.
at Mr. w. j. Blanton, the popular sales
IN man and dealer in jewelry, conten
plates making a business trip to Nj
ng Minnville and Murfreesboro at a
en- early date.
raj Miss Pearl Brooks, of Harding pix
lis has returned from visit to her aun
Mrs. James Turner, and her cousi
ng Miss Claire Adams.
ee, Mr.. Albert Cheatham, who recent
lis, returned to the city from the COLES
lay in Knoxville, is in Chicago for Il
at summer months.
us Mrs. Martha Tyree left the city la
week for Cincinnati, where she W
nat reside.
Mr.. Henry Bell has returned frc
- Shelbyville.
tSo Mr. Thomas Hamilton is in Chical
To. Mrs Samuel Goodrich has return
10 her home on Harding pike, after
49,, visit of eight weeks in Indianapol
~ S Cincinnati and Pittsburg,
will Mis-. Mollie Noel, sister of Mrs. M
nee gle Malone Voorhees, and sister-in-l