The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-10-25

side with her daughter in the future.
Mrs. Lonnie M Altman, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Carter, of 1873 Wharf avenue.
Mrs Altman is sister to Mr.. Carter.
Mr.. Steve Johnson, the popular
brick mason. has recently returned
from Atlanta and other places in Geor-
gia. where he has been superintend-
ing jobs for the Bush Construction
Co.
Mr. John Lytton, of Eighth avenue,
South, who has been sick for several
months. is still confined to his home.
Mr.. j. N. Lewis, the well-known
painter, has been sick for several
weeks.
Mrs. Henri McClennon, formerly of
this city, but who is now making her
home in Shelbyville, Tenn, arrived
in the city Friday evening to spend a
few days with Their mother-in-law,
Mrs. George McClennon, Of Four.
teenth avenue. South On Sunday
afternoon, she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Thorne Of fremont
avenue.
Miss Bertha North, of Chattanooga,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Marie Ransom, of Sever street, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. VOORHEES,, OF
of Grant street, entertained at lunch
con Sunday evening Misses Anne Lou
Use Robertson, Fanny Watkins, Mr..
Orlando J. VOORHEES, and Master Joe
, West VOORHEES,.
Messrs. S. M. Utley and H. r. Err
! win have opened first-class dining par
} lors at 10 Lafayette street.
, Mrs. Dave Compton, Of Overton
S street, has been visiting in Louisville
and Cincinnati.
r Mrs. Mary Bailey, of I'll Smiley
:, street, East Nashville, who has been
S visiting her daughter in Chicago, has
S returned to the city on account OF the
S illness of her husband.
e Miss Eva Murrell, who has been
teaching a four months school, re
p turned to the city Monday
S. Little Loutrell Taylor, of West
:; Nashville, who has been quite sicl
y, with fever, is convalescent
Miss Ida Graves, of 14O6 Phillips
in street. left for Indianapolis Sunday
where she will spend while with he
le brothers, Messrs. Ed and JOSEPH
IS Green.
Mrs. Hattie Wilson, of Fort Wayne
rd Ind. was in the city Monday and Tues
ty day, the guest of Mrs. H. e. Stringel
al Miss Velva voolfolk, of Henderson
KY. is attending Fisk University
IT. Mrs. Jno. Bailey is visiting he
u mother in Chicago.
OH Mr. Albert Seay, of Sixth avenu'
~ North, was very much disabled las
week, but at the present writing b
ne is somewhat improved, though he ha
IN not fully recovered.
lit The old folks concert at Salem
'n- NJ. Fl Church was a creditable a
"a fair.
n. az The many friends of the Mise
lp- Dozier. of Northeast Nashvil
vi whites Creek pike will regret
W. learn of the death of their believe
TIC mother, who departed this life fe
DAYS ago. The funeral was soler
~ nized at Payne Chapel A. M. E. ChurC
de last Tuesday morning at eleve
o'clock
:. Messrs. o. H. Sublett and ]. R. Ro
ro inson, of Fisk University, visited Mis-
"a es Ethel Merrill and Sadie Foste
he of Franklin, last Sunday.
rot Mr.. Monroe McKissack a brick mast
9 .ol of this city, died suddenly Wednesda
AZ morning Mr.. McKissack had been COZ
1o planning for the past two weeks, b'
had not lost much time in the sic
FOR room He was at his work Tuesda
ch but was a corpse Wednesday mornin
,ei. The funeral of Mr.. Sam Gooch, wi
died early this week. took place
-bo the residence of the family at 419 M
or Lemore street. Mr. Gooch had bet
the in poor health for few weeks al
of succumbed only after medical a
had been exhausted. He leaves
emf wife and mother. The funeral ser
rch ices were held Monday, Rev. c.
,ol. Clark officiating.
ess Miss Louise Pierce, niece OF IN
on Stephen Pierce, was buried Monda
ex- The funeral services were held at N
in Olive Baptist Church, Rev. DR.. Clal
ich the pastor, officiating. The deceas
was member of said church and t
e. funeral was largely attended.
and Miss Julia Brown, formerly OF Il
Ca. city, but now of st. Louis, was m