The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-04-05

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Gently, reported for duty Tuesday.
Rev. ]. Reece and wife Il in the
city this week.
Mrs. Pleas Alexander, of Birming-
ham, Ala, after spending a few days
with her niece, Miss Myra Shlvers,
of Ewing avenue, has returned to her
home city.
Misses Pinkie and Gertrude May
berry have closed their schools in the
Twelfth District.
DIR. Edward Randals, Of Clarks-
Vile, was in the city for a few days
last week.
MIR. ]. w. Devices is spending the
week in H~opkinsville, KY, where he
is getting out a business directory OF
colored enterprises. Last week he
successfully completed a guide of
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Alice c. Hunt, of 1109 Hynes
street, is home again after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dennis Hawkins, Of
Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Brown have re
turned to the city after visiting in
Columbia, Pulaski and MI. Pleasant.
Mrs. Alice Jones, of Peabody street,
is %indisposed this week.
DR.. l.. T. Williams, Of GAINESVILLE,
spent Friday in the city attending
the commencement exercises Of Me
harry College.
Mr.. Pete Register, accompanied by
Messrs. George Frazier and Hiram
Harding, was out Easter in his drag.
Mrs. Caroline Durroh, who was in
the city to witness the graduation of
her son, DR.. w. T. Durroh, left for
home Saturday.
Mr.. William Greer left for his
home in Shelbyville last week.
Miss Mary Hemp, after spending
several weeks in the city, has re-
turned to Shelbyville.
Mrs. Oma Rosenberg is very i'll at
her home on Grundy street.
Last Friday Mr.. Henry Price enter
tanned DR.. G.. H. Clark, Rev. Mr.
Moore, of Decatur, and Mrs. Dora Mer
rill.
Mrs. Henry Price Is expecting heI
her mother home from Chicago. She
has been away from the city for the
past two years, the entire time hav
ing been spent in Chicago.
MI. j. Perry Patterson was sudden
ly called away from the city to attent
the bedside Of his father. Mr.. Pat
terson's home is in Jacksonville, Fla
He finished with the class of 1907, Me
harry, and was sorry to leave so sud
denly, as he intended to say good
bye" to his friends. A letter will
reach him at 707 Beaver street, Jack
sonville, Fla.
Mr.. Roland B. Hayes, a student o
Fisk University, favored Mt. DIV,
Baptist Sunday School with a sol,
Sunday morning at their special exer
cises.
The annual sermon Of the l. o.
was delivered Sunday afternoon t.
a large audience at Clark Memoria
: Chapel, Rev. John S. Gilmore, Of CO
: lumbia, Tenn, officiating.
Mr.. Edward e. Randals, formerl
of Aberdeen, Miss, but now a res
dent Of this city, left last Saturda
: night for an indefinite stay in Oh
J, cagO.
Mrs. Albert Cheatham, of Patterso
street, is suffering from the effects {
( a heavy cold.
e Mrs. Florence Kemp, of State stree
b is slightly indisposed.
Mrs. Laura Buchanan, Of Stat
street, is suffering from the effects
a cold.
. DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Terrell,
Memphis, and DR.. Van Davis, of P
ducah, KY, were the guests Of DR.. ]
T. Boyd last week. They were hel
here to attend the closing exercises
Meharry Medical College.
Miss Luella Woods, Mrs. Emn
Martin and Miss Hattie Martin,
Mississippi, were in the city last wee
! attending the Meharry Commenc
!, ment. They were the guests of Dr.
w. B. Woods, w. S. Martin and F.
II Adair.
10 Drs. w. S. Martin, w. B. Woo
and F. B. Adair left the city Mondt
< morning for points in Mississippi
- After visiting friends in Mississippi
- DR.. Adair will go to his home in A
kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hobbs ente
~ tanned a few friends at their re-
y dence, 1911 Laurel street, Tuesds
i evening. Whist was the feature
the evening, the hOnors being carrie
% off by Mr.. e. T. Page and Mrs. Hobt
~ Miss Willie Page has been suffC
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