The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-16


versity, who Is spending his vaca-
ton in the West Mr.. Merrill is en-
joying excellent health, and is very
favorably impressed with that Sec
ton of the country, though he is Of
the opinion that the South is the best
place for the colored man.
Miss Emma James will leave the
city tomorrow to spend her vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jere R. Reid, Of
Chicago.
Miss Georgia A. Buford spent Sun
day with DR.. and Mrs Elliot, of Ma
pie street.
Mrs. Melinda Mcdowell has re-
turned to her home in Alabama after
three weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. V. Buford.
Miss Minnie White spent last Sun
day in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Edna Shelton Reynold, of
Greenville, KY, is the guest of Mrs.
Sarah Jones Allen, of 1011 South
street
Mrs. Sam Dillahunty had as her
guest Sunday Mrs. Edna Shelton
Reynolds, of Greenville, KY.
Little Gilbert White recently met
with very painful but not serious ac-
cident. He fell from wagon and
one of the wheels passed over his
body
Mrs. S. D. Killebrew left few
days ago for Chicago and other points
of interest She will be gone for
several months visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. w. Watson, of Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, of Chicago,
who has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Perkins, of Harding street, for
several weeks, left the city for her
home last night
Mr. Willis ]. Jones, Jr., of 1O1l
South street, who went to st. Louis
Mo. in search of better wages, was
very successful and is having very
nice time
Mr.. J. Thomas Caruthers, of Am
herst. Mass, who has been visiting in
the city. the guest of his aunt, Mrs
Cartwright, of Patterson street, left
Monday morning in company with his
grandmother, Mrs. Stevenson, fol
jacksonville, KY, to spend a few
weeks before going to New Jersey, t.
accept a position as teacher of sci
ence in one of the leading schools.
Miss Alice Stevenson, of Chicago
after spending a few weeks with he
sister. Mrs. Cartwright left the city
for Columbia for a short stay before
going North.
Mrs. Sarah Carter is visiting
friends in Chattanooga and North
ern Alabama
Miss Willie Nichol of this city, i
visiting in Greensboro, KY
Miss Lillian Hill bookke'eper at tn
A. NJ. E. Sunday School Union, is nov
taking her vacation.
Misses Gertrude Lewis, Ada J. Bee
ford. Susie MCGEE and Mrs. ]. F
Franklin spent last Sunday with Mrs
John Jumper, of Eastside.
Mrs. Inez White, of T35 Ninth ave
nue., South, is suffering intensel
with a sprained toe.
The attendance of ST. Paul A. n
e. Sunday School is rapidly increa
ing. On last Sunday there wei
about twelve new pupils enrolled.
Mr.. Thos. w. Caldwell and wifi
formerly of this city, are now livir
in Kansas City, Mo-. and write TIL
they are much pleased with the
surroundings.
Miss Susie MCGEE spent fe
days in the city, the guests of Mi
Ada ]. Bedford, of Wharf avenue.
Mr.. VIM Jones, of Bryson, TEN
is here this week as delegate to Il
District Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow
Mr.. VIM McLaurine, promine
Odd Fellow from Bryson, Tenn, co
tributed his presence at the Gral
Lodge sessions in this city.
Mr.. Willis Bramlette, of Pulasl
Tenn, one of the oldest Odd FelloO
in the state, spent the week in Mas
Vile.
Rev. Mr.. Cross Of Clarksvil
Tenn, was over attending the Distr
Grand Lodge, which opened at Gree
wood Park Tuesday at noon.
Mrs. Mollie McGavock, who b
been in the city visiting relatives, i
Monday afternoon for her home
Chicago
Mrs. Anna B. Spence, of the m;