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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
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bcfinolidcn EcriOmcn5ng.

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len pan0tCn i'd oiicnbor 0urd Die
5crlt0rcn6c Mirtlm0 Der GrpIoiion
ub0cidrCdt, Ohnc ibr &orbubcn olt2.
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critic Sofontctipc mEr0c aus 0cn Sc
lCiicn 0cbobcn mn0 liCf 800 TltB
pcitcr, o6nc um5utippcn. Die 5mcitc
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@Clciic bciinolihcn GOnm btnCiu i.
itiir3tc nm. Ter Foihun3Qolt, cin
Gildz GrudtpuQaon nit @ilblporrid)-
tlutQ, Oic CrprpGs mlO @CpGd @u2.
CONS cttIlciItcn cbcninlIa; Die critic
rem NciOCu murDCn u~nllltdu0iA ser
trilmntgrt. NuGcr 0cnl Nilhrcr Der
5mcitCl %otomDtipG MumCn3 &lncp,
miro Micmou0 pcmniGt. M}uu Der
nrutGct, ouB iid sic Hriclc OCliClbcn
lWtcr 0Cn EriinunCru bGiin0ct. Hrei
Ecrioncu mllr0en ihmcr pCrlebt; Der
Mci}cr ser 5"lpcitcn &otomtipc George
G6lc, mcldcr QrdBIih ucrbront
mltroc, Scr GrprcBbotc 5. y. &oICn=
time, ser pom elmer @runntc aetroi
len mlrOc, ul0 Elm oblin0cr Eoiia-
gicr" Oca @cpGdluoGNona, Cart Wtun-
&c, mcld)cr Ciut1 9lrnl- mo &einbrltG
Crlitt.
Ger Niihrcr Scr critcn &otomoti0c,
&r. y. Y. QCniie, GiiEcrtc lid, iIbcr
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nySir bottcn ctrun 5eOu Wiinutcn
&cripGtln9, mo Scr 3ug llcf nit
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sig WiciIen Die Stlu10c. El0blid per.
nobntcn mir cine ilrdtbarc Grplo-
lion; mcinc Sofomotipc nur0c oll9
Den 8clciiCn Gcbobcn uno Lief ctlua
orcihrn0crt SUB mCitHr. Sd bcnllbtc
Die 9rcn1lcn crit noh0cm bic @llp-
pclllllg 5mlldlcn mcilCr mo Der }lpcl
ten Sofomotipc 0~criilcn mar. riCf 10.
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mo mir NcjOc crreid)tcu iihcr Ocn
@o0cn 0cr0Oc, ais Die &otomotiut
gum StiuIt0n0 fam. Soiort bCAub
id) mid Slt ser Stcllc Oea NttentotS
5urild uno fono Die 5mcitc %ofonoti.
be oltf Der Seitc lic1Cuo Dor II. IticB
ol,i ocn Nci5cr George Gblc. meId)cr
mic milo lumber ronntc; ieinc strnlc
uno &Gn0c luorcu idrCdIid ucricngt.
sic @out iicl inn bud)lt0blid) pom
TlciiGc bcrrmtcr.
y abnroubCr nod nj d &C.
foBt.
Eitt@burQ Va, ). Wtai. - IS
lparcn bier hClltc @criid)tc pcrbrCitct,
nod belcll pier Wturn ucrboitct lcin
lollten IN &crbilounQ nit Dem Houb-
oniull oui Den u. %oui9 GrpreB 3u1
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9onnerltdN Nod)t bel Mulfcrs Wiuo,
Ctiua II WiciIcn uol, bier, c~rci0rcte.
IS crg0b lid ic0od>, Dob 0icle bier
M0nncr inter Der Nnldull0iglnA oil
cltent Noltrnllbc bctbcili9t nclrcicn
5l leilt, OCrhuftCt mQrCll. NiS hClltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
SIC nCuCrc WridiGtr Der GompnGnic.
Ec MSrfnnNCn Ncs WrONcn NenCra pOm Gcbrnnr 1904.

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mn maa ms aenancr bic @rp cmca nmNrr pmmmcutcn Saracs ar 3t unn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03

GbtcoQo, :. Moi. - Gomor0 :.
Stcibcr, 3oblunQ1 }lmueiiu1G5-
GIcrj Der @cQa = Sarge . G~rpreB.Go.
in Der 6oIfItroBen Stotion mur0e
bier pcrboitct mltcr Der iormcllell
ACKNOWLEDGING, $50 pom Dem @cloe
Der @cic1iAoft mtcrihloNcn SIT ia.
ben. &n5miid)en QcitanO DER Ser.
boitctc jlL ilbcr 5000 grnonmeu jt
Gobcn. Scine @iidcr mcroen cbcn
BON Sotocritdnoigcn Qcpriiit, oo Die
@contcn Ger Gompognic 0onut rcd
Hcr, Dob iiN Elm Gciijit bon $1,000
bis $4,000 b~erouaitclcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
3niommcnfnimua Der Bulletins.

6in9c Stu un ms in oca Snncina otstnttCn 4rUblcmc wGrcn:
a. shpru. Nhr Enbcu 1Bucu nciint onr uah bent ubeaGCuusGrrtGt
fr biz Stn6uhabnCu nno ciGtridCn Suhncr 5000 uuicuC 6Umpuauc UCrGnls
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2tnh nnb ben Stantc bcjnBit ais irGcnO cine nRcnUnD n@crihnt int %nnhr.
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ferrS arcme IN Der Saot Baltimore on8 Eubttnm it Der Nomplonnna INT
BEN 5runsferr 9rtuuc in 1907 mcDrnum muftu mn OmGb Die 6OmpnauiC1 bnDcr
ourhihntnfth nr 31G Scutep pro &aNn1hr mo Gobt cbtcu.
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Vnnocsshcncnn1 uncrc Gnupanntc NIT url wcunr no Miclc HphGltu IL,
MS bic Sonpnguch IN dnnGm0 tchcn @Gbtct,
O) enbt uO @urnabt GuEUidouun. Er nnu 51uru nc'dat nnH @alis
mr nm SnuCub her ScuDnCrHHN CM nnhc,u pCt uc CTnhnlb NGl 10 AroRe
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vas Wiebeuierncn= @rUblcm in @tccnDW Gin iIlucr0ra IL; uc nNttn tcrnCr bH
5etact, onN bic cnbcni unlcrtr Cnmpnnntc Der 9r 1cvcict it, aun uc Wernlth
bn betbnlt bic SFOutcrnnq SGiturGrcc 81 uttUrit, bic @triCrboNe Der Sto0t
I ucrngn, ,bc Stot br NcimhUtCn" gcuuuWt 81 wrocu,
(J Sc 0uup.onornuno Rrpblcm. &r nntru DClrc6t, biz Capitalization
5n inuhttrcn III Der SCpnltaEHa hcsW CrhI5 ir 3Ct bs Nnupnu0rGuQca wnEn
emc NcnihcnnnNc un hbCr 10000 Nupicl Uh hi On Ntrrrcl WnGi nit Der
NbNft ben rrhrn bctn Sttdnenbonns s3GGapn IN bcnnRcn, mnbrrnh oh iabh
bic nprcrrtCI ANnaluuc uur SUplnBC fr 30 SaurqnhC Dtum. air bHhu MN
ou unmbrcannacr Ol Gcrcms Hdprohcn bic nnourm cnMTrCn, bnh nr Gt
fmr lCbr uHhcC GCCUc DcnuTH. ais ole &hnNCruCtnc or 5tdot Mir ntnutrs
ten Onun hen o&Itc HbUutnUu" mi icc ilHhr MunrnnC CyRtcH6cu Gmr MS
zen nUcrmCbHn Shutcigtrtcu Scr Recommendations III elmer gruGcu
Stuot unnncGllhcr HutCn iE itCbcu tuhcu Vii hMWH bee 1Scrrrcu ontiulCncu
ncrndt, meb bic HdnpG1nic Ho as NnhpHbllnn Nm HrachcttG uun Hntrn
ien fbnnCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03

lttorlldcr Wiiinjc, >Uclde ougeblih
aus Dem Der Gompoanic aeb6rigen
@eloNdrontc zines nodl Stoot Mc.
rico 9ebcnOen 3ugca gcitoDIen lpur.
0cn. Goa @elo rpor fijr cine @ont
N chihuahua Wierico, bcitinmt. 3lpci
%erb01tlln0cn nltr0Cu IN Surrcnu
poraellonlntcn, bod gIuuben Die bic
li9en 9ch0rben nidt OuB man bic
>Dobren 0iebe bot. l@ie Is beiBt. be
lttcg elmer Der 2gentcn Der @eic(ls
lNoft ollf einer Stotion 5rpiimcn
Sto0t Wfcrico mo Gorrcon Den 3lld,
Den er tlrr5 borouf pcrlicB. Gr iou
Der ein5iGc Wonm gelpcicn iein, ser
ocn Bug bcnubte, mclber nit ser
Combination oe3 @cloi0ronfc3 Der
tro1lt lpur. Gr !ulr0c no0 niht &c.
fobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
Gin Meboluti6nGcn.
Ecru bat jur Nblucdiclnng micOcr
cine MeGclliuu.

Gic lcBte mar in 1899. - Sn DEM
St1Ott6cn Gbaiico bel Gina lit
Der icbi9c Nltiitono ol]tagcbrod)cn.
Sic Rebcllcn ourd)id)nitten 0ie
2eitumgaOr0btc iijr @imo'@ Stro.
Benbcleltftllg. - Hcgicrunga=
truppcn oua9cianot. - ErGii0cnt
FarOo'S Hcaicrlng i6cinbor 5lts
irieOeniteacnO. ~ Scin 2Inltater-
min cnOct i'm Septcmbcr.
Mo &@oneiro, =. Moi. - &c
Ic9ropbiIdc Na6riften iibcr ocn
Nlrabru6 elmer Nepolltion in @erli
Ilno bier e%ingctroiien. Die repolu.
tioil0re 9%eluegung iua in ser Stuot
Gbalica nubc Gina ibrcn Nufoug gcs
notnl1en bubel. 9tc Hebclleu, bic
inter ser 6itbrlng bon }IuglIto OF
ram ltcben, babcn Die %cituHQ90rdbtc
liIr Die clettriite @cluu6tlulg Don
EInna ourhl6nitteu mo bobcn pon
clIlem G~iIenbabu5ug Nciib genommcu.
Ne1lerrn89truppcn mur0cn ab0c
ianOt, nm Die NcbeQiou jlt untcr
GrlIdeL 0ic 0cpeihe ingt aber nift,
leclden Griolg lie battcn. getrGdt
IIdje NuIrcgltng bcrrid)t in Gina.
CGte Nodrtd)t bon elmer Nepolll
tion III &cru fomlnt ais cine llcber-
roidung. IS mar nidt 6efonnt, 0oB
lr1en0 mcIt)c lln5uirieoenhcit in Ser
9~fcplblit bCrrltc. Spmeit bctannt,
fillocn sur Belt feline @oblen ltntt,
llnO ole &eoGItcrmnB iNien nit Ser
Nc5tcrula oea Er0ii0cntcn Eor0o gu
rrlc0cn }lt 'cin. Sciu }lmt@tcrnlin
l0rft int September oicic9 ,Eabrc>
CD. Is babcn iid) llnrthcn bel
Strttca ]crcignCt, ubcr iouIt uid)t3,
Oa9 0ltf rcuolutiondrc llmtric6c idblir-
zen lieB. Die Icttc NcbcQion in Ecrir
crci0netc lid I'M Sabre 1899. IS
lpnr0e sic &iuing6urit 0uro1 Ncmc.
Qlrlg gcnomrt, Die prompt inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
Gbe ll1titeH Rnt!muns n1tn Gltrtrtr
Company Of Baltimore.
Bulletin >1r, 10,
3niummcniaiinno Der iriiBcrcn &nlctin5.
Sic GcjicGanecn 1luiiGcn ocm &ublifnm
rInD Der ~SU!npaGuiC.

unfr @unchS GN oun GubdHm rCNcmdia Wr or lrRcu 10 WpdU umCrbrctct
~UtSr. an ocuinbcn Bmu Wru cc Der &robcmc oe ernGcu6aDr WCyHGra ioMc Dir
geNrbHuacn fwihu benz @uBlHun umo Der GUwOnntc bSmirL yrr nWu III MnC
arhitu mo GnnCH nui1eprOcu. GinGC Der @ruumuGu uacu unuhnin nb
pnrOn nnauUnmcn;c maC Scr 3t0ACR HnbCu i'm ais DcUtHRt HcmueoGcnt ma bic
urahr Strr 0nacu mHbm irWct ao mUaim bcNtut Ms bic Hnuino ~ crN1duru
tOrfubrm unb Ooe @HOtum mru etenua better Ucrmru nmc NraoUucr 0a tbwcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
Nna &%aibingtuu.

Seine @otiGoit9 @cbduoc. Die
&crmiuiaung 8citrihcn. - $3.50
Geo iiir Nic Notblcioenocn in
@irbclIturn,- Ciitrift. - Goltfll3
ser &cpublifancr oca 6olric5 iiber
midtigc @cIeBporlo0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03

Grpom Ntlo, ,, Moi. 49, Siini
&ontrGlrbcr brod)cn bclttc 81 iriibcr
Moraen'tnoc in ole Norn1crS' @ont
bon SrDon Elm, 0iinctcn nit Siilie
bon GunoltIt 0cn @cloidro1f. eltt-
nobmcn 0cntlclbcn 5000 mo iltd,tcn
oo8 @citc. 0rci Der Huubqcieaen
hiclten 0run6cn &uhc. pGbrcllo 5lucl
oen @clNid)ront iprenQtcu. Sic o.
plo'lon 0c1 Npnmmita mcdte cine Nlls
iohl Nllr0Cr, mcldlc nbcr Ourd) bic
McpnIncr Der DNd)cltcbeuoen HGilbcr
III Sdlnd gcboltcn murocn. Die flie.
benocn Nunhitcu lplrocn pcrqeblid)
bon Den tndlciIenoen Niirgcrn Der
iolgt.
HGtbiclboiteS Gerihmin-
0enuon $4,000.
SarcOo, Serus, =. Wui. - Die
@ellS Sarge GrpreB 50. mel
oete ben Ncb0rocn bon Sorreoil, Mc-
rico, Den Serluit BON $4,000 in nc.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-03
ERENEZER Z

On Christmas night several Of the
young ladies and men of the Sunday
school rendered a very appropriate
program to a large audience. Rev.
Jones, of st. John, was with us.
On last Thursday night Mrs. Anna
Walker entertained at 6 o'clock tea in
honor of her daughter, Eugenia, who
was here to spend the holidays. A
dainty menu was served. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Anna Walker and daugh-
tiers, Matte D. and Eugenia; Mrs. VIM.
Walker and DR.. S. B, Scott. of Me
harry.
Sunday school was opened at the
usual time by our Presiding Elder,
Rev. G. L. Jackson, who carefully went
over and explained all the lessons of
the last quarter, and our worthy pas
tor, Rev. N. Smith, sanctioned all that
was said.
On Christmas morning at an early
hour, about four, our faithful sexton,
Mr.. Stephen Ewing, tolled the bell for
Drayer-meeting in a sad tone for at
least 20 minutes, to awake the people
that slumbered. And in about ten
minutes after there had gathered to-
gether about twenty and the Lord was
given the praise with songs and
prayers.
Mr.. John w. Burrell, Of Macon,
Tenn, member of the Junior Glass of
Walden University, was the guest of
Mr.. Allen Copeland, Hazzie Higgins
and H. H. Walker in a delightful hunt
last week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-03

dred, and many handsome presents
were received,
Mr. and Mrs. jim Henry entertained
in honor of their son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Henry, on Thurs
Gay evening, December 10. The dining
room was beautifully decorated with
holly and mistletoe. On the table in
the center was a b%ride'scake. A four
course menu was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clayton, of
Nashville, were the guests of their
mother, Mrs. Ransom, during holidays.
Miss Ella G. Darden, spent holidays
in Nashville.
Miss Mamie M. Ransom spent Sun.
day in this city.
Mr.. Elmore Bonds is in the city.
Miss Satie N. Williams entertained
a few of her friends Friday evening
| December 27. Games were INDUCED in
until a late hour, after which a two
course menu was served. Those par
taking of her hospitality were Misses
Anna Anderson, Sadie Anderson, MAG.
gle Eules, Lucille Butler, Henrietta
Williams, Luvenia Payne, John Ella
Bass, Fanny S.. Alexander, Nora P. An
derson, Idella Hatton, Annie Smith
Idella Williams, Messrs. Jimmie
Woods, VIM. Lee, Alexander, Charlie
Alexander, Charlie Howse, Percy Jor
dan, Luther Miller, Curtis Waters
Silas Williams, Henry Lee Brown
George Smith, Minus Eules and VIM
Williams.
Mrs. Hannah Curren was hostess al
dinner Monday evening, December 80
Those partaking of her hospitality
were Rev. and Mrs. j. M. Moore, Mes
danes Minnie Shane, Isham Randolph
Sarah Taylor, Nicy Brown and Emma
Williams.
Miss Willie Mae Cowan gave a party
Monday night. Quite a number O
young people enjoyed themselves. Mu
sic and games were the features of thu
evening. after which a three-cours,
menu was served.
Mr.. Sam Curren was the guest o
Mr.. Henry Curren last week.
Mr.. Kittrell, of Memphis, was in thu
city this week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-03
SPRINGFIELD T

Misses Allie McLemore and Fannie
Spratt have returned to Huffman Hall
to resume their school work, after
spending an enjoyable Christmas with
their parents.
Mrs. Annie McKissack and her little
daughter, Robbie, are spending the
Christmas in Nashville, Murfreesboro
and Chattanooga with relatives.
Mr.. James Vanteer is i'll with pneu.
monia at the home of his father, Mr..
Reuben Vanteer.
Rev. A. L. Nelson, of Murfreesboro,
spent the Christmas holidays at Spring
Hii.
The people of this place were very
sober during the holidays-yery little
whiskey was INDUCED in on our
streets.
Mrs. Della Robertson spent the holi.
days with her mother at Lewisburg.
Mr.. Epson Bond, of Nashville, spent
a few days with his father, Mr.. S. A
Bond.
Miss Annie Campbell, of Mt. Zion,
was visiting friends here last week.
WI NAIllC "NlNluo anu MISS Ildilll-
ton were married last week.
There was quite an enjoyable eXer-
else given at Mt. Hope Church last
Monday evening, conducted by Miss L.
E.. Bond and Mrs. M. l.. Byers. This
literary Christmas exercise was favor
ably carried out by several Sabbath
school pupils. Some spicy remarks
were made by the following gentlemen:
Revs. L. A. Nelson, McConico, NJ. F.
Riley and Profs. j. W. Stephenson and
j. w. Byers.
AS Providence has smiled upon us
all the year 1907, we offer a petition
that we may look upon the favorable
and bright side of the beautiful pic
ture of 1908, which will bring to us a
bounteous harvest if we profit by the
mistakes we made in 1907. And read
ing and paying for such an organ as
The Nashville Globe will certainly
bring to our doors a rich store of
knowledge which will help mellow our
talents after the noon of life has
passed.
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SMYRNA NOTES.

The holidays here passed off quite
pleasantly with but few accidents and
sad happenings.
In the midst of enjoyment at a So
Fetal given by the Misses Cannon on
Friday night at the residence of Mr..
Isaiah Cannon, his son, j. H. Cannon,
was brought home in a very serious
condition, having been cut very badly
by Abram Johns.
Eambus Turner had his pocket
blown off by an explosion of ammuni-
ton with which he had it filled.
Mr.. A. L. Perry left for. Hot Springs
Monday night. His. wife accompanied
him as far as Nashville. After visiting
friends she returned home Wednesday.
Miss Tabitha Peterson, of Nashville,
visited her sister, Mrs, J. E. Etter.
Mr.. N. Matthews is visiting friends
in Louisville.
Little Margaret Burnett gave a doll
dinner Friday. Quite a number of lit
tie boys and girls was present with
their dolls.
The sisters had an enjoyable meet
ing Sunday. Mrs. Delete Ferguson,
the district missionary, also was pres
ent to encourage the band. Presiding
Elder Smith held Conference here,
closing Sunday night with a strong
practical lectuIe.
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

1.-THE time for new resolutions and
vows has come. 1907 passed away
quietly. During the holidays the
weather was almost spring-like. SoCi-
ETY. was gay and there were many So
cial functions of great enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irwin visited
the latter's mother, Mrs. Ann Dew,
during the holidays.
January LIST was observed by all. APP
propriate exercises were held at the
public school and Odd Fellows Hall
School work began Monday, Deem
Der 80. With enthusiasm and good
cheer teachers and pupils entered upon
the new terms work. Among the Wis
itors at the school building the first
day were Prof. Jas. Bell, of Earring
ton (Ky.) Public School; Revs. G. H.
Bell and J. G. Lawrence, Miss Matte
Winfrey, Of Walden University; Rev.
nab. Spratlip and family, Of this city.
Paynrs, Leona Hampton spent Monday
he city en- route to Nashville,
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where she viii begin her duties as ma
iron at Roger Williams University.
Prof. r. G. Johnson attended the
opening of Roger Williams University.
Miss Maggie E. Kelly spent the
Christmas holidays in Nashville visit
ing relatives and friends,
Miss Matte C. Winfrey, of Little
Rock, Ark, who lis now a student al
Walden University, was the guest of
Miss Maggie E. Kelly Saturday and
Sunday of Christmas week.
Mrs. Lucille Nicholson attended
Emancipation celebration at Meharry
Medical College, where he son, Allen
Nicholson, JrY is attending school.
MI Lucius Gilmore, formerly of this
city, but now an employee of the Globe
Publishing Co, Nashville, spent the
holidays here with his parents.
Prof. j. "a. Henry, of Chattanooga
and w. S. Thompson, of Nashville
were in the city last week on business
the guests of Prof. and Mrs. J. H
Kelly.
Mrs. Minnie Perkins Irvine spent the
holidays jim Nashville.
The r. w. U. Club of Maury County
sent $17 as it's initial donation to the
school on its opening January 1.
Mrs. Rosie Green entertained at din
ner during the holidays in honor O.
her father, Mr. w. H. Sheard.
Prof "A. j. Armstrong is on the sicl
list.
There are many cases of grip here
More sickness is reported here thar
usual, even for this time of the year
Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Johnson ant
daughter spent the day Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Blair.
Miss Hattie L. Sergeant, of 81 En-
barge street, entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening, December 28. Amons
the guests were Rev. T. w. Hampton
who presided at the table; Mr.. Luther
Williams, of Culleoka; Farley Sar
geant, Farley Johnson, Ed. Trotler
Lucius H. Gilmore, Of Nashville; Mis-!
Susie Wingfeid.
Mr.. Leroy Wilkes, of Darlington
KY, accompanied his brother, Luther
Wilkes, to Glendale, six miles south O.
columbia, where the latter was quietly
married to Miss Jennie M. Jones dur
Fling the holidays.
Mr.. Luther Williams, of Culleoka, is
stopping in the city. +,
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%McMlNNVlLLE NOTES

Mr.. w. j. Blanton, the popular jew.
elry dealer of Nashville, while passing
through our city last Monday, Wis
tied the McMinnville High School.
Last Friday evening Miss Laura
Young gave a card party in honor of
DR.. Edwards, who is now in charge of
a class at Meharry Medical College in
Nashville.
Mrs. M. Vasser, of Nashville, and
Misses Jennie, Lizzie and Esther Dur
ley, Mr.. e. and r. B.. Durley. of Chat
tanooga, Mr.. and Mrs. Handley and
Mr., w. j. Blanton, of Nashville, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wom-
ack at supper last Tuesday evening.
The menu was as follows: Oyster soup,
crackers, turkey, ham, pickles, potato
salad, sweet potatoes, wines, coffee,
cheese, ambrosia and cake. After 1870
o'clock the guests were Joined by a
larger number consisting of Miss Hat
tie Roads, Miss Jessie Guynn, Mrs.
Maud Hufee. of st. Louis; Miss j..
Roach, Miss Stella Neal, Mr.. U. Bounce,
of Memphis; Mr.. e. Roads, of Chat
tanooga, and Miss Hattie Petty. The
delightful hostess was assisted by Miss
Bessie Hickerson and Prof. L. Meri-
dith. Music was by Miss Hattie M.
Petty, assisted by Mr.. U. Barnes, of
Memphis.
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with Miss Ionic Bell Trimble,
Mr.. NJ. Ross has returned to the city.
Mrs. Nora Reed is visiting her sis
ter.
Miss Buford is visiting Mrs. Lyttle.
Mr.. Durk Haynes is visiting here.
Mrs. Mary Cannon's children are
visiting her.
Mrs. Mary Davis is visiting her par
ents.
Mr.. John H. Polk is visiting in the
city.
Mrs. George Hibbett is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. William Johnson has returned
home from Medrith, Okla, to visit her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDoo are visiting her
parents.
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LAVERGNE NOTES..

Mr.. Ice Goodman and three daugh-
ters and Miss Lucy B, Williams visited
Mrs. COvington.
Miss Lena Mcknight returned homo
Sunday from Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Henry Covington gave a dinner
Sunday, Misses Lille Covington,
Clara Smith, M. Brown, Jim Brown
were present.
Mrs. Wiley Nelson is visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Arthur Ross is visiting here.
Miss Allen billiard spent Monday