The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-06-07

SJT6eJ, WHO mas De6n IN chicago aDOuC
year, arrived in the city last week.
Little Florence Sango, of Cedar
street, is suffering with mumps.
James, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Watkins, of Pearl street, has an
attack of measles.
Miss A. l.. Mayberry, of 1915 Phil
lips street, will leave the city Saturday
morning for st. Louis, where she will
spend her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Davis.
The closing exercises of the Advent
list School on Winter street last Mon
day night proved to be the most en-
tertaining affair in the history of the
school, The large audience thorough
ly enjoyed the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas James have
bought a pretty estate on Fillmore
street. The house is of brick and we'll
built, while the lot measures 165x95
feet.
Prof. Burrus will deliver an adj
dress to the Young Mems Debating
Club Wednesday night at their hall
on Brick Church pike.
The Young Mems Debating Club
met Wednesday night at eight o'clock.
After going through the usual form of
business the following officers were
elected: Cottrell Pennington, Presi-
dent; c. Eddings, Vice President;
Robert Amos, Chairman; w. H. Had
dox, Secretary; w. M. Eddings, Treas
urer; w. Johnson, w. Hayes, r. Bar
Der, Trustees.
Miss Robbie Whitley, 927 Gleaves
street, is convalescing.
Miss Anna Glover is somewhat in
disposed this week.
Miss G. A. Clayton, formerly copy
holder in the printing department of
the A. NJ e. Church S. S. Union, is
now connected with the clerical de-
partment.
clerical department.
Miss L. A. Garden, of Pulaski, Tenn,
is now connected with the proof-read-
ing department of the Methodist Pub
fishing House.
Arthur L. Franklin, of Galveston,
Texas, after spending several days
with his father in st. Louis, and his
wife in Greensboro, KY, is the guest
of his brother, VIM. H. Franklin, 924
Main street.
Miss Louise Armstrong, of Column
bia, is visiting Mrs. T. P. James, Of
COB Eleventh avenue, North.
Mrs. Black, of Atlanta, Ca, will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. w. H. Brown, Of
1912 Jefferson street.
Mrs F. N. Green has gone to Savan-
nah, Ca, to spend the summer with
her brother, Rev. J. H. May, pastor
of the Second Baptist Church.
You won't get so tanned this hot
weather if you use Whites Specific. .
Miss Virginia Broughton, who grad
yates with Normal, 1907, Fisk Univer-
sity, has accepted a position to teach
at Normal A. and M. College, Normal,
Ala, next year. Miss Broughtons
mother, Mrs. V. w. Broughton, is also
member of the faculty at the school
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Singlton's chill.
dren, ]. B., Jr., and Ruth Alma, are
confined to the house with measles.
Prof Geo. H. Baird, principal of the
Colored High School and secretary Of
the Mountain Educator, is expected tt
arrive in the city to-day. 1t was I'll
mored that he would speak at Mt. Oh
i've Baptist Church tonight. Prof
Baird is a very prominent educator, a.
well as a politician of no mean ability
in the state of Kentucky.
Mrs. Rachel Mccullough, of Eas
Nashville, has returned from Colum
bia, where she visited her sister, Mrs
j. S. Gilmore.
We appreciate the fact that most o
our patrons have been pleased will
our buggies and horses. We can pleas
you. Call up BOYD & BATTLE''
Stable, Main 4496-Y. =
Miss Mabel Hill recently made
, visit to Franklin.
, Miss Mabel Scott and Mr.. l. B. Scot
Jr., of 124 Wharf avenue, are anon
the Pearl High School graduates thi
: year.
Mr.. Fred Alexander, of Martin
Tenn, is in the city,
. Mrs. M. Lyerson, of 1913 Divisio
street, is sick.
( Mr.. Chas. Thorne, of fremont av
+ nue., made flying trip to Murfree
boro Sunday.
. Miss Angie Nicholson, Normal %
e of Fisk, who is to address the Norm
Alumni Association, Monday nigh
+ June 10, will be the guest of Mrs. Ca
n RE White Brown, of Fourteenth av
/ nue., North, while in the city.
J. Miss Ida Jackson, of DonelsC