The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-22

studies soon.
Among the number of visitors al
ready scheduled to spend the holidays
in Nashville is Mrs. w. II. Coleman,
of Bessemer, Ala, the daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. l.. kirkpatrick, of Thir-
teenth avenue, North. She is the wife
of DR.. Coleman, the prominent physi-
clan of Bessemer. Mrs. Coleman will
spend several weeks in Nashville be-
fore returning to Bessemer.
Prof. S. II. Archer, the able coach of
the Atlanta Baptist College Football
Team, congratulates the Globe on its
excellent write-up Of the Fisk-A. b. G.
football contest. He states that it vas
indeed a fair representation on the
game.
Indications are that Howard UniVer-
sity and Atlanta Baptist College will
pull for a game on the gridlron real
soon.
In order to decide the championship
of the South, Meharry and the Allan
ia Baptist College should come to-
gether, if but for a post season game.
Mrs. Villa Mai Zackery, of 5O2 Four
, teenth avenue, North, is quite SICK.
Mis-. NlduuG ~ OlCdlAdAli W ANLo
North High street, is able TO be out
5 again after a severe illness OF several
weeks.
6 Mother Mary, of the School of I'm
s maculate Mothers, left Sunday morn
ing for Philadelphia accompanied by
p little Miss Lillian Cooper, to visit
r mother Catherine, the founder OF the
school.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Simmons,
formerly of Nashville, have opened an
t. up-to-date restaurant IN Chicago
known as the Utopia.
Mrs. Mary Knott, who underwent
N an operation several weeks ago, is i'm
proving rapidly.
Rev. j. H. Story and wife, of Shelby
is vile, were in the city last week.
Mrs. Ehie Jordan left the city last
re Friday for Shelbyyille.
Miss V. Cannon, Of 1920 Ament
or street, is %indisposed.
q Mr.. Albert McChristian is visiting
in Shelbyville.
III Mrs. Carrie Minor, who came here
from st. Louis for treatment, is I'm
proving rapidly.
IN Mrs. e. M. Lawrence, of 1920 Amenl
wv street, is indisposed.
Mrs. j.. r. Reece, Of 1909 Fourteenth
II. avenue, is visiting in S~helbyville.
Of Mrs. Ida Floyd, Of Louisville, VIII
in has been visiting relatives in the city
A. left Thursday morning for her home
id Misses Gertrude and Bessie Mayber
he ry, of Cedar street, spent Sunday IL
nd Franklin.
&c Little Loutrell Taylor, of West Nash
". vile, is still improving.
II Miss Mary A. Dunson, of Ninth ave
nue., North, had the misfortune t.
he lose a sum of money the first OF tn,
,aI week, but was fortunate enough to fine
F. F, it.
is Rev. g. w. d. Isaac, Secretary Of tn
I'd b. Y. p. u. Board, is in Alabama.
Itv Mrs. Lizzie James, of Thirteentl
avenue, North, is confined to her be-
with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Barry, of Fourth avenue
on South, was slightly indisposed the frs
..~s Of the week.
10 DR.. Saunders, of New Orleans, a stl
dent of Meharry, addressed Mt. DIV
Sunday School last Sunday morning.
las Mrs. Samuel Robertson, Of Webste
street, has almost recovered from a
attack of bronchitis.
raj Miss Jessie Harris will leave tn
city for Paducah to spend the winte
eet, Mrs. Alice Mynor and daughter
the Misses Myrtle, Maud and Inez, spel
Sunday in Hampton.
his Prof. W.. P. Irvine and sister, Mr.
ere e. d. Wells, were called to Columb
to the bedside of their mother.
Mrs. j. Gentry Brown is very muC
a. pleased with her new home at l4O
Pike street.
ear Mrs. George Scott of Sixth avenu
North, who has been attending c..
,i+v Fl. Conference in Chattanooga, TEN
las returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Raines, Of Northea
ION. Nashville (Whito's Greek pike, W
at the guest of Mrs. H. Kelly and famil
of North Clay street, last Sunday.
me, Mr.. James Harlan, of Sixth avenu
North, who has been ill, is better.
fer Suffering from a relapse, Miss Anna
da b. Perkins is again confined to h
of bed. At this writing she is much /
this proved.
Mr.. William Johnson, Of Gre
r. street, was taken suddenly sick VIII