The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-09-18

Miss Carrie L. Ewing has returne
nome after five weeks stay at Triun,
Tenn.
Mr.. J. A. Scales, of Kirkland. spen
last Sunday with Miss c. L. Ewins
OF 1211 Thirteenth avenue, South.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ewing. of Frank
lin, Tenn, spent several DAYS will
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Ewing, of Thir
teenth avenue, South.
Mrs. Anna Perkins and Miss Ro
berta Weakley, of Triune, Tenn, ar,
visiting Miss Carrie Ewing, of 1211
thirteenth avenue, South.
Mrs. George Holmes and Mrs. Dan
Keeble spent Labor day at Flat Rock
The Verdi Kindergarten, under the
management of Miss Matte Mat
thews, opened at st. Andrews Church.
Eighth avenue and Gay street. on
tuesday, with a good attendance.
MIR. George Jefferson, who has been
IN Chicago for the past four years. is
Is now home with his parents at 926
Blank street.
Little Miss Matte A~rterberry. of 7
Garden street, is very sick.
Miss Emma l.. Morrison has re-
turned to the city after having spent
the summer with her grandmother
Mrs. M. White. on the mountains.
Mrs. Mary L. Duke. of 17O6 Patter-
son street, and Mrs. Fanny Edmond
son, OF Grant street, have returned
after a stay of eleven enjoyable DAYS
in Louisville.
The irrepressible Globe man is at
tending the National Baptist Conven-
IDOL at Lexington, KY, this week.
Miss Maggie Fleming has returned
after a week at Franklin.
Mrs. Lucy Crutchfeld, of Chicago. is
visiting her mother at 30S Seventeenth
avenue, North.
Miss Velma Mosely, who has been
teaching in West Tennessee during
the summer, has returned to the city,
Mr.. Theodore Garrett, who has been
spending the summer at one of the
springs OF Middle Tennessee, has re-
turned to the city.
MISS Lady Manton Sykes, of Pu-
laski, Tenn, is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Silas Rhodes. of 1918 Jackson
street.
Miss Dollie E. Jennings was the
guest of Mrs. Andrew Evans, ST.. of
hermitage, Saturday evening at a
ate hour there was a watermelon
east.
The'infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
er Hadley, of 1907 Jackson street, 8
led last Wednesday morning, Sept. |
!. lnterment at Mt. Ararat.
Miss Jennie L. Crossway, of Good
ettsville, is in the city. She will
ttend the Pearl High School this l
She is stopping at 1914 Jack
on street, with her mother. Mrs j
'empie Warren. t
Miss Dollie E. Jennings arrived
ONE, Monday after spending a pleas b
MT week with her aunt, Mrs. Price t
.obertson, at the Hermitage.
DR.. j. B. Nolen, of SIS Watkins T
rect, died Thursday morning at 2:15 t.
clock. Announcement of obseouies C.
III be made upon the arrival of his
and brother. DR.. Nolen gradu- tt
TED with the class Of 'O7, Meharry. s.
e possessed many sterling qualities p
his genial disposition won for v
I'M many friends, who, with the fam f
Y bemoan his early deah.
Mrs. Fannie Moten, of 31S Eighth st
North, who has suffered from v
long spell of sickness, passed quiet
into the Sweet Beyond Wednesday G.
'ening at about s o'clock. She leaves h,
lite a large family, as well as rela- m
yes and friends to mourn her nm h(
nelly demise. Funeral services will Al
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mt. Olive Baptist Church. -,
Miss Electra Blanche Lee and fl
ISIS Roberta Lee, of Glasgow, Ky,
e spending a few days with their -,
mt, Miss Malinda B.. Lee, of sos Cav Fr''
rect. Lr
Mrs. Wertie Harris Bolden, former.
OF this city, who has been visiting =,
ends in st. Louis and Kansas Citv 1 NJ
ms, left last week for her future ~,
me, Wichita. Kans. :"
Mrs, Thomas Morgan, her daughters. G,
M. and Tommie ", and niece ~
liza A. Aston, have returned from
cir visit to Memphis, Covington and
Ter points. Miss Bessie Morgan 10
10 had her hip dislocated while TT