The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-18
CITY ITEMS.

urday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. O
Charles Thorne, of fremont avenue. il
Mrs. Berry Robertson, OF fremont
avenue, has been suffering from heart I
trouble. J
Miss Geula Frierson, whose Sc t
rious illness was noted in these col
umns last week, died at the residence t
of her aunt, Mrs. Bush, corner OF |
Jackson street and Sixteenth avenue,
last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Killebrew, of Evansville,
Ind, is visiting here niece, Mrs. f. ID.
Thomas, of 1917 Warren street. Mrs.
James and Prosper Ewing, of Clarks-
Vile, were also visitors of their niece,
Mrs Thomas, last Sunday.
Miss Maria Lee Thomas, OF 1O26
Fourteenth avenue, North, left the
city October 8, for Massilon, Ohio,
to spend a month with her sister, Mrs.
James Ballinger. On her return home
she will spend few days in Cincin-
natl and Louisville visiting friends
and relatives.
The Rising Sun, of Kansas City, Mo-.
in very complimentary article states
in it's last weeks issue that Miss Ma
lissa Wimms, of this city, was there
representing the A. M. u. sunday
School Union.
Mr.. A. w. Fite, Deputy Grand
chancellor for Middle Tennessee and
one of the most active Pythians in the
state. will go to Pulaski to-day to at
tend the banquet which will be given
tonight in honor of Prof. A. T. Hill,
the newly appointed member Of the
Endowment Board, by Maceo Lodge
of that city.
Mrs. Emma Battle, of 922 Blank
: street. left for Chattanooga last Sat
urday to attend her daughter, Mrs. j.
Milton Easterling, who is seriously
i'll. Advices received in this city state
that Mrs Clustering is somewhat i'm
proved, though she is not yet out OF
danger.
Little Loutrell Taylor, who has been
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Moses Mayberry, Of Franklin, was
brought home Sunday and is quite
sick at the home of her parents in
West Nashville.
Miss Beulah Garner, Of Decatur,
Ala, who was visiting her sister, Mrs
w. T. King, of Fourth avenue, SouLn
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Leslie Watkins, Of MT. Pleas
6. ant, spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Wilkins, of Glencliffe.
- Mrs. j. W. Grant, of 1412 Jefferson
street, is visiting her sister in Mem
phis.
I Miss Minnie May Hunter, Of 1905
Hynes street, who was compelled tc
remain at home for several days OF
account of illness, has so far recov
cred as to be able to resume her work
at the Tennessee School for the
Blind.
Prof. A. T. Hill, of Pulaski, the new
ly-appointed member of the Endow
n.ent Board Knights of Pythias, was
4 in the city Saturday. Maceo Lodge
: of which he is a member, will hold &
big reception in his honor at hi'
home town tonight.
Mr.. j. Frank Battle, of the firm o.
r Boyd & Battle, was called to Chatta
nooga last Saturday on account Of
the serious illness Of his sister, Mrs
J. M. Easterling. Mr.. Battle returned
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. A. G. Price who has been il
Memphis for the past year as the man
ager of a steam laundry, returned t
the city last Friday. He was accom-
}, panied by his wife, Mrs Mary Davis
Price, and their baby. The sojour1
in the Bluff City seems to have agreed
m with the whole family, as all are look
- ing the picture of health.
~ Dr. ]. p. Crawford will go to Pulaski
tonight to attend banquet in homo
of Prof A. T. Hill, of that place
/. Plans are on foot for the organiza
Is ton of a Colored Fair Association t.
hold a Davidson County Fair in thi
city next fall Several of the lead
- ing business men of the city are il
y terested and if their plans material
y ize Nashville will have a fair mex
year second to no colored fair in tn
country.
A letter received from Harry HUI
ter, of Luther, Okla, asks the where
OF abouts of Lewis Hunter and Margare
Palmer His address is Harry Hunte
r F. D. No. 1, Luther, Okla.
Katie Albertine Boyd, the baby
: of Mr. H. A. Boyd, has been seriousl
. i'll this week, but is convalescent {