The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-09-27
CITY ITEMS.

Miss Myrtle overall, OF no Falrm0nL
street, has returned from Chattanooga,
where she spent a very pleasant time
on Lookout Mountain.
Prof. j. d. Crenshaw, of the Bap-
fist Publishing House, was in Adair-
vile, KY, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Louis d. Bumbrey, foreman of
the composing room of the Baptist
Publishing House, who was called to
San Antonio, Texas, to visit the bed
side of his mother who passed away |
last Saturday evening, returned to the
city Wednesday night.
Who is Nashville's most popular
young lady? Come out to the Horse
Show and Carnival and find out.
Mr.. j. Frank Battle, of the livery
firm of Boyd & Battle, left early We'd
nesday morning for Murfreesboro to-
attend the Colored Fair which holds
forth Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
He took with him their favorite ring
horse, Prince" who will contend for
ring honors, and the great side-wheel-
ing roadster, "Black Joe" who is ex-
pected TO be heard from in the 2:3O
class. Mr.. Battle will return to the
city Sunday morning.
Miss Eliza Hill, Of Columbia, a
niece of Mr.. E. w. Byrdsong, has
come to Nashville to make her home
with Miss Sarah A. e. Jones, OF 419
First avenue, South.
Mrs. Carrie Toney Green, of Louis
vile, is in the city visiting her par
ents and sister, Mrs. James Thomp-
son, of 1912 Dixon street. Mrs
Green's children are with her.
Everybody is going to the Horse
Show and Carnival. Why don't you
go?
Mrs. Clark Whitaker, of Lewis
street, spent several days last week
with Mrs. James Thompson, Of 1Oli
Dixon street.
Mrs. A. Cartwright, of Patterson
street, will leave this morning fol
Murfreesboro to visit the fair
p Mrs. Emma Battle, of Blank street
will leave this morning for Murfrees
boro to attend the Colored Fair.
! The undertaking establishment o
Taylor & Co., Fourth avenue, North, il
undergoing extensive repairs, AM
when completed it will be one OF tn
best arranged buildings of its kind II
the entire South.
Mr.. Fred j. Ewing, assistant fore
man of the composing room of tn
Baptist Publishing House, had charg
of his department during the absenc
of Mr.. Bumbrey.
Mr.. George Clark, son of Rev. g. +
Clark. is confined to his bed wit
! fever. 35glt
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Ward are visi
ing Mrs. William Lowell, of Blan
= street.
, Mr.. Andrew Payne left the city FIR
day night for Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes Gel
brated their fifth marriage annive
sary September "a. The guests wei
Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Keeble, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. Payne and Mrs. Anna Lofti
I The menu consisted of three course
Mrs. w. A. Plummer and daughte
Dewitt Thelma, after spending thr'
weeks visiting her mother and sister
have returned to their home in Calr
Ill.
Il. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are e
pacting to see you at the Horse Sho
, and Carnival.
%. Mrs. John l.. Wendell, of II Trimb
street, who has been quite i'll, is co
valescent.
~ DR.. S. Jefferson, of GAINESVILLE, spe
Sunday and Monday in the city.
Mrs. Amy Payne recently entt
tanned number of friends at dim
in honor of Mr.. Edward Trotter,
Columbia.
Miss Blanch H. Montague, of 5
+, Fourth avenue, South, is spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blail
a Boyd, of 1902 Fourteenth avenu
North, and Miss Sadie Harding,
- 1906 Jackson street.
3 Miss Jimmie Mason returned Ia
S. week from Louisville, where she h
n been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
e Boone for several weeks. She al
- visited friends in Indianapolis.
II Mrs. S. G. Hardiman, of 625 Eigh
II avenue, South, left Tuesday mornir
is September "a, to visit in GrenaC
ri Miss, and other points in the state.
~ Mrs. Laura B. Brown, of 90 Gre
VI street, after a severe illness, is al
to be out.
er Mr.. Arthur Stump, who left here
the second of September, is now o
4 in San Francisco, Cal, running on