The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-15

His friends hope that he Will be able
to enter the contest Friday night.
Presenting a friend with one of
those rich photos made at Pythian
Temple Studio establishes the fact
that you are strictly up to date.*
Mr.. M. v. Umbie, of Meharry, who
was called to the bedside of his moth
er, is back in the city.
Mr.. Anderson Reynolds,a promi-
nent member of Bethel A. M. e.
Church, was recently stricken with
paralysis, and is reported to be in a
livery critical condition.
Mr.. Derrick Shaw is sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. William Glover is still on the
sick list.
Mrs. Nellie Powell is dangerously
Ill at the residence of her brother,
Mr.. Johnson Cockrill, ST., 1913 First
avenue, South.
The Doxey Poultry Farm appears
to be a reality. 1t is located on Third
avenue, North, and is run by the two
Misses Doxey, who have decided to
put in a line of bred Plymouth Rock
and Wyandotte chickens, The farm
is not an extensive one, but just the
size for the economical home life.
Let us carry with us to the James
town Exposition your photo that the
outside world may see the handsome
and intelligent faces that make up u
local community.*
Miss Louise Hall, one Of the mem
bers of Mt. Olive Church, who has
been very i'll on State street, has
been removed to her mothers home on
Fourth avenue, North, where she will
be found by her friends. She is still
very sick.
Mr.. Walter Douglass, Of 1870 Nine
teenth avenue. North, is still with the
Nashville Gas Company proving him
self a steady and reliable young man.
Mrs. VIM, A, Plummer and little
daughter. Dewitt Thelma, who spent
the past three weeks here with Mrs.
| Shorter, of 1903 Church street, left
Saturday evening over the Illinois
| Central for their home In Cairo, Ill.
You will never know how cookbook
ling you are until you see yourself Is
Sexton and Haynes see you. Pythian
Temple Studio, Fifth avenue, North.
Mrs, Matte McGavock, who now re-
sides at 4202 Delmar boulevard, st.
Louis, Mo-, writes that she is able by
reading The Globe each week to know
just what's going on of interest in
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Julia H. Morgan Johnson, of
429 st. Catherine street, Louisville,
KY, is one of the young ladies from
Nashville, who is doing nicely in her
new home. She writes encouragingly
TO the Globe.
Mr.. Perry Bonds, of Indiana, was in
Nashville a few hours last week.
Miss Josie M. Andrews, of 1923
Fourteenth avenue, has been seriously
i'll for the past week. If she contin'
ues to improve she will return uc
Pearl High School after an absence OF
about a week.
Mrs. B. H, Gray, of 500 Blank street
Ewho has been sick for two weeks, is
Lconvalescent.
The Ladies' Imperial Needleworl
Club is progressing nicely under the
instruction of Mrs. Lizzie Carter ant
presidency of Mrs. Joseph Webster
They will meet next week with Mrs
Napoleon Ransom, of Blank street.
Old maids with an eye to matri
mony will do well to come to Pythiar
Temple Studio and have those wrink
les converted into dimples; in SO di
ing we can assure you that business
will pick up for both of U.S.
Miss Kittie Fox. of 1T Ninth ave
nue., South, is spending a few month
in Pass Christian, Miss.
1t has been whispered that Mis-
Minnie Flanagan, of Oil Pearl street
and Mr.. Joe Anderson will marry Of
February 81, 1907,
Mr.. Samuel White, of Chicago, IL
|, has been the guest of his mother, Mrs
White, of 500 Ewing avenue, He Wi
return to Chicago next week.
Miss Ellen T. Dunlap, al Wharf av'
nue., is quite indisposed this week, su.
fering from frostbitten feet and a ia
on the ice.
Miss Otta A Cockrill will arriv
. from Chicago Sunday morning, Eel
ruary II, where she has been for tn
past three years.
$3.50 invested in 9 dozen Of Sexto
& Hynes cabinet photos is equal
that amount placed in Our One Gel
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