The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-12-27
CITY ITEMS.

he East side. 1ney dldn nave 10
i'm crow. and they were proud Of it. ;
The children Monday and Tuesday
all played their parts well, and
both ladies in charge OF them were
very happy over the results.
Miss Dawson, of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Miss Matte COckrell, of Paris,
Tenn, will be the guests Of Miss Had
ley, g
Mrs b. S. Brown, of 1415 Harding
street. who has a very severe attack
of lagrippe, issable to be out again.
After a week of illness Mrs. j. H.
Kelly, Jr., of Bass street, is up and
able to attend to her home duties.
DR.. A. H. McBrOome, who formerly
lived in this city, but more recently OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, where he was
married to one of Chattanooga's most
promising young ladies, is now spend
ing the winter in California for his
health. His wife will join him soon
afteh the holidays.
MI. Felix Hadley, of 917 IL Flev-
enth avenue. North, is able to be out
after an illness of a few days.
Mrs. Will Thompson, of Twelfth
avenue, North, who has been sick for
eleven weeks, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Fannie Work, of 10 Johnston
avenue, continues quite sick.
Mr.. Peter Johnson, of Huntsville,
Tenn, spent a few days in this city en-
route to Fayetteville, where he will
pend the winter with his family.
Mrs. Maggie Fisher, of Seventh
avenue, North, who has been suffering
from a sprained ankle, lis somewhat
better.
Little Alberta Tolbert Thomas, of
AIT Burk avenue, is sick with the
pneumonia.
Miss Mamie r. Rhodes will spend
the Christmas holidays in Springfield
and Guthrie, KY, and will be the
Guest of Mrs. Callie McDermott.
Mis-. Sophronia Mayberry, of Frank.
lin. was in the city last week for a
few days.
DR.. A. II. McBroome, who formerly
lived in this city, but more recently
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, where he was
married to one of Chattanooga's most
promising young ladies, is now spend
ing the winter in California for his
health. HIS wife will jon him soon aft
err the holidays.
M. J. e. Thompson, of Peoria, III.
pent a day in the city last week ell
: route to Peoria from points in Mis-
? sissippi and Louisiana. Mr.. Thomp
son was impressed with Nashville ant
with the South, this being his frs
visit south of the Mason and Dixol
T line.
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie McMullel
was solemnized at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Blake, 112
Twelfth avenue. South, Saturday aft
ernoon, Drs. c. H. Clark and T. 4,
Townsend officiating. Interment a
Greenwood.
Miss Marian M. Hadley, who j
teaching in Florence, Ala, will spen
the holidays in Nashville. The Misse
Hadley have as their guests durin
the holidays Miss A. L. Dawson,
= Cleveland, O., and Miss Matte Cool
+ rill, of Paris, Tex.
! Miss Mavme G. Greer, instructor {
murfc in the school at HOpkinsvill
KY, spent Christmas in this city.
Miss Eloise FriersOn has been S
riously i'll for the past few days.
f9 thought that she is suffering fro
: internal injuries caused by the fallir
, of the grand stand at the Fisk-Meha
ry football game.
Miss Anna Stout, formerly of Mas
Vile, but now Of Chicago, is in ii
city, the guest of Miss Villa Bel
Dodson, 1874 Jefferson street.
Mrs. John Cowan, the sister of MI
G. l. Dodson, is very sick.
Mrs. Patience /. Walker, of 5
d, Tenth avenue, South, was called to t
bedside of her brother, Mr.. Dave CT
dan, at Pulaski, Tenn.
> Miss L. A. Garden, Of the proofre9
ing department Of the Sunday Schc
Union, left Wednesday morning +
Pulaski, to spend Christmas wi
friends.
Rev. S. c.. Crutcher, of Rochest
35 N. ". the great evangelist, will prea
Mt st. Paul A. M. e. Church on 81
A day morning, December 20.
Mrs. A. f. Morrel, of Pulaski, Ten
is spending the holidays in Nashvil
r. visiting relatives 9td friends.
Miss M. N. Wimms, who has be
visiting the different conferences,