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

been in at her home on Jefferson street
for the mast two weeks, is able to be
out. -. h
Miss Lillian Cashin, of Decatur, Ala,
a sister of Mrs. G. P. Langston, OF
Hvnes street, who has been attending
Fisk University, is very i'll at Mercy
Hospital. Sc became i'll at the school
and was transferred to Mercy Hosplt-
al. where an operation was performed.
Mrs. H. V. Cashin, her mother, is at
tending her.
DR.. Robert Burt, of Clarksville, was
in the city to see President Roosevelt.
The Drivers Mutual Aid Association
held initiatory services Monday nlght'
Several candidates were made mem
bers among the number being Mr.. Fe-
lix Rowling. of Patterson street.
]. Thomas Turner, who has been
in Memphis on legal business, returned
to the city Saturday.
Miss V. w. Broughton, who is at
Normal, Ala, connected with the Nor
NAL A. & M. College, is slightly in
disposed
Mr.. John Cunningham spent Friday
in Pulaski, where he attended the ban
Duet in honor of Prof. A. T. Hill, the
newly appointed Secretary of Endow-
ment for the K. of P.
Mr.. Henry Randals, the Clarksvllle
correspondent of the Nashville GLOBE,
spent several days in the city this
week.
Prof. ]. w. Devices, who for some
r time has been connected with the
Morning News of Hopkinsville, KY,
spent several days in Nashville this
week.
, DR.. l.. T. Williams, an old Roger
Il Williams and Meharry football player
who is now located in GAINESVILLE, was
in the city Tuesday. DR.. Williams Is
very successful as practitioner in his
- home city and, likewise, has a large
- circle of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Washington Camp
bell entertained at dinner Sunday Mrs
e. Westtield, of Johnsonville, Tenn.
!. Mrs. Tama Woodland, of Atlanta, Ga
and Miss Estella Montague
Mrs. S. A. Peters, of Atlanta, is i
the city.
L. Mrs. Holsey, of Atlanta, is in tn
" city undergoing treatment at Wilson
Infirmary.
Rev. ]. L. Harding, pastor of Thir
Avenue Baptist Church, left the cit
last week for a vacation OF sever;
months for his health.
Mrs. Julia Hill, of Indianapolis, al
err spending two months with her pa
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, of Stevenso
II avenue, returned to her home last Sa
urday morning.
49, Miss Lizzie Allen, who is now tt
musical instructor at the st. Paul
dustrial School, has sent out son
beautiful post cards to friends in Mas
" vile.
Mr. Henry A. Boyd, the Assistal
Secretary of the National Baptist Pu
fishing Board, will leave Monday II
Mississippi and Georgia to meet tV
large Baptist meetings, if his lit
daughter continues to improve.
Mrs. Josie Bradford, OF 1872 Fou
teenth avenue, North, is spending u
week in Smyrna, Tenn, with trient
nd. and relatives
. The Globe Publishing Company
asking all the readers of the Nashvil
Globe, in and out of the city, to SCI
in the amount due on the paper as u
lgr. agents and collectors have failed to g
around. Put the money in an env'
ope and address Nashville Globe, 4
Fourth avenue, North, Nashvil
Tenn.
Mr.. f. ]. Work is in the city aft
an absence of about twelve days, Whl
were spent at the jamestown Expo
ton.
y, Little Katie Albertine Boyd, w
has been suffering with typhoid few
> was reported by the physician and t
On nurse as convalescing on Tuesday
80 this week.
a'e Prof j. D. Crenshaw, promine
member of the First Baptist Chur
and teacher in the same Sunday scho
has accepted an invitation to adore
)0S Mt Olive Baptist Sunday School
Sunday morning He will act as
positor of the Sunday school lesson
49, connection with his address. viii
will be about 1890 a. m.
~ During their sojourn here Mrs.
Westfeld, of Johnsonville, Tenn, a
Mrs. Tama Woodland, of Atlanta, I
were the recipients of social coul
sizes at the hands of Misses Este
of Montague and Henri Maxine Campb
Au+Inr left thp q