The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-14


are being announced, either clandes-
timely or with open invitation. One
Of the surprises will be the forthcom-
ing marriage of Rev. Charles Carney
and Miss Eliza Bowling, Thursday
June q. The wedding of Miss Modee
Simpkins and Mr.. John Taylor, of
Chicago, will be solemnized at the
residence of the brides parents in
Guthrie, KY, Thursday, June 20, at
$50 p. m. Mrs James Meriwether
will give in marriage her daughter
Estella ", to DR.. L. Ballenger, Wednes-
day, June 10, at Guthrie, KY.
The Board of Education at its meet
ing last Sunday elected teachers for
ensuing year as follows: Misses EN-
ma Kay, Fannie Hopewell, Lillian
Johnson, Bruetta Metcalf and Lizzie
Ramey; Mesdames Villa Clemmons,
Estiza Watson and E. d. Wells, Profs.
j. H. Dayie, w. P. Irwin, H. L. Lock
ert anu I. B. McCutcheon. No one as
yet has been selected as principal.
The drama, "Tony the Convict" by
the members of the Twentieth Century
Club was witnessed by a large and ap-
preciatiye audience last Tuesday
night.
On last Wednesday evening, June 6,
the sad announcement which caused
widespread regret in GAINESVILLE, and
which came as a great shock to rela-
tives and friends, was the death of
Miss Louella Hutchings. While she
was not a robust woman, she led an
active life, and the illness which
caused her demise was of short dura-
ton. She spent several weeks in Ell
Paso Texas, with the expectation of a
partial recovery. The funeral serv-
ices were held last Friday afternoon
at Ebenezer A. M. e. Church, with
large number of friends gathered to
pay their last respects. Revs. Lore
and Gardner delivered the eulogies.
The interment was at Mt. Olivet Gem
etary
Twenty-three men were entered,
passed and raised to the Master Mas
on's degree last Saturday night by
Warield Lodge F. and A. NJ with DR..
G. A. Kelly as Master officiating.
Much enthusiasm was manifested by
the membership on receiving the new
additions. This was the roster: DR.. M.
w. Barker, Alex Battle, Ben Blakey,
Arthur Bussard, Geo. Caruthers, Clay
Chiffon, Wash Dabney, Irving Daily,
Henry Freeman, VIM. Diggs, Roy
Holm, Andrew Hopkins, VIM James,
VIM. jenkins, Dan Kenner, Geo. Kim
brough, Silas Landers, Thos. Manner,
Yancy Meriweather, Josh Quarles,
James Roberts, Warney Ray and Thos
Shepherd.
He was an unsophisticated youth,
having given up his residence in the
rural districts, and being enticed by
the glare of the city life, was led to
question the mode of locomotion in it's
various phases. On beholding an ELL
ectric car of ancient pattern, he
mounted it without the least apprehen-
sion, and presently was speeding on
ward to its destination, thinking only
of position offered him as office boy
by one of the prominent physicians.
The transition from farm hand, carry
ing with it the many laborous duties,
to that OF office boy with it's ease and
comfort with the debating thought in
his innocent mind during the short
ride, when 10, the place desired was
seen. He arose with an agitated air
and beat a hasty retreat to the door.
Not being accustomed with the city
mode of dismounting, he found him
self in a perceptions heap, with sew
eral valleys and mountains on his
head, from which flowed many tiny
stream. In short while he will sure
ly learn few of the city's ways.
Miss Amanda Dew, teacher in the |
public schools of Columbia, Tenn, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. P. L. Irwin
Dr. G. A. Kelly was in Nashville |
last Sunday, the guest Of Mr.. Wood |
Allen.
Miss Villa Clemmons returned from
Nashville last Tuesday.
Miss Laura Wills, of Nashville, and
her sister, Mrs. N. H. Harris, returned
from Kennedy, KY, last Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. Hampton was in Nash
vile last Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte l.. Kelly left for Nash
vile and Johnson City, Tenn, last
Mr.. N. S. Dabney spent few hours
in Dover last Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Knott, and daughter,
Bessie, returned from Dover last Tues
Gay.
Misses Maggie and Matte Whitfield |
went to Dover last Tuesday.
Mr.. George Fields, of Elkton, KY,