The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-05-10

Mrs Mile Newman and daughter.
Miss Matilda York, will move from
Patterson street to Fourth avenue,
South.
Mrs. Callie Voorhees,, who has been
indisposed for the last four weeks, is
able to be out
Mr.. E. 7. Wright is slightly indis-
posed this week.
DR.. A. d. c. Robb is able to be out
again after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Anna Smith of Tenth avenue,
South, is on the sick list this week.
Miss Bertha McLemore, of Spring
Hill, is in the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Annie Buford.
Miss M. o. Sims, of Walden, leaves
for her home, New Orleans, this week.
Miss c. B. Scott, daughter of Bishop
and Mrs. |. B. Scott, has returned
from New Orleans, where she has
been in school. Her many friends will
be delighted to find her at her home,
124 Wharf avenue.
Mr.. w. F. Waters, leaves the city
this week for New Orleans on bust
ness trip for a day or so.
Owing to the illness of her father,
Miss Alva Booze, of Walden Univer-
sity, will go direct to her home instead
of taking a trip to Chicago as was ex-
pected She leaves for Clarksdale,
Miss, the first of next week, and will
return during the fall term of school
to this city.
The plans of Miss Maud L. Roberts
have been changed. She will spend
two weeks in Decatur, Ala, the guest
of her schoolmate, Miss Handles, be-
fore going to her home in Chicago. 1t
is to be regretted that Miss Roberts will
not be at Walden another term. She
finishes with the Normal class of 1907,
and has not decided to take up college
work in this institution.
Miss Carrie Mildred Bryant has de-
cided that Immediately after school
days are over, she will make an ex-
tended tour in the sunny south. She
will visit her mother in Selma, Ala at
their old home, where she will make
her headquarters for the summer. Dur
ing the vacation term, however, she
will visit DR.. and Mrs Mason, of Bir-
mingham, and then go to Montgomery
and Mobile, spending two weeks at the
latter place. She will possibly attend
the Sunday School Congress to be
held in New Orleans, La, from June
u to July l.
Mr.. Ed. Robinson, who resides at
Eighth street and Sylvan avenue, is all
smiles. 1t is boy who came to town
May 3.
Mr.. Horace Peck of Eighth and
Sewer streets, who was assaulted dur
ing an alteration by man named
Pursley last Friday, is getting along
nicely Mr.. Peck received a severe
blow on his head, and at the time it
was believed he was seriously injured.
Mrs. V. W. Broughton, who sailed
from New York on May 4, for Rome,
Italy, is chaperoning Miss Virginia
Miller, a former student of Fisk Uni
versity
Six Nashville girls will receive di-
plomas from the Normal department
of Fisk University June II. They are
Misses Miranda Winter, Virginia
Broughton, Susie Crawley, Esther
Polk Berry, Flossie Davis and Mollie
Hadley. Miss Lizzie Allen, also of
Nashville, will graduate from the
musical department.
; Mrs. Anna Mcdonald, of Fairfield
: avenue, will leave the city for Chica-
go on or about June 1, to visit her
4 daughter, Mrs. Annie Mcdonald
b, Primm
4 1t is rumored that several young
Y men connected with the Baptist Pub
fishing House, contemplate taking un
: to themselves partners for life at an
early date.
n Mr.. Carter B. H. Ransom, of GRAND
}, Chain, ILL.,, who is visiting his sister
r in-law, Miss Price, will leave the city
Thursday.
h DR.. Hart, the divine healer, who has
l. been here for week from Crane
Chain, H., left Thursday morning.
IS Mrs. Wesley Nelson, of 2O7 Eigh
1t teenth avenue, North, who has beel
very i'll for the last past week, is re
n ported some better
re Mrs. Josie E. Henderson, of Twelfth
lie avenue, North, who has been very Ill
n is much improved in health
Woodfolk's grocery, on West Hel
t. man street, Mount Nebo has a larg
to number of patrons.
st Mr. P. H. Benson is at the marke
to house, where he usually spends hi
la vacations.
h. Mr.. Frank NJ Young, who for som
rd years resided on Shankland street,