The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-24
CITY ITEMS.


Robert Willis, the little son OF
Prof. and Mrs. s. P. Harris of Jeffer-
son street, was sick last week, instead
of Solomon, the older boy. Robert is
much better this week.
Mrs. jamie Goodwin has been very
sick at her residence, % Tennessee
street.
Mr.. w. j. Blanton, of 1907 Hynes
street, is i'll with la grippe.
Little T. G. Moore, who has been
very i'll, has recovered.
Miss H. L. Woodbridge, of 1907 Hynes
street, left for Franklin and Hillsboro
to visit for three weeks.
Mrs. Eta Sharber and Miss Bonnie
Rodgers, of Franklin, were the guests
Of Mrs. Geo. Watkins and Miss H. L.
Woodbridge, Of 1907 Hynes street, last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hatch. of 16
Tennessee street, have a fine girl. The
mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Rev. H. E. Rye, of GAINESVILLE,
spent Monday in the city.
Miss Maggie Flemmings, Of Scovel
steet, who has been suffering with
a slight attack Of la grippe, is recuper-
ating.
Rev. F. W. Gardner, Of GAINESVILLE,
Is in the city.
Rev. J.. H. Tappan returned to the
city Wednesday from Clarksville.
Bishop Lee left the city Tuesday
morning for Arkansas, where he will
hold several educational and race
mass meetings.
Mr.. D. Darden, of GAINESVILLE, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Col. ]. Milton Easterling, Grand Lee
turer of the Knights of Pythias, spent
a few hours in the city en- route to Leb-
anon when he vas to speak Thursday
night.
Prof. j. w. Devices spent Sunday
and Monday in Hopkinsville, KY, at,
tending to the winding up of the at.
fairs of the Devices Press Service
Company.
Mr.. William D. Boyer, though still
showing the effects of the operation
which was recently performed upoI
. him, is able to be out.
Mr.. E. T. Page, Of the United States
Postal Service, is now taking the va
cation allotted him by the Post OF
flee department.
DR.. P. G. Walker, of Owensboro
KY, was in the city Tuesday. DR.
Walker is one of the leading phySi
clans of Owensboro, and is we'll &C
quainted with a number of profession
al men.
! Among the visitors to the city thi
week was Mr.. Phil III. Brown, of Hor
k~insville, Ky. While here he was tn
guest Of his friends and acquaintance
Miss Alberta Stubs, of Eleventh
avenue, North, is on the sick list thi
week.
Mr.. H. R. Randals, of GAINESVILLE
spent Monday and Tuesday in tn
r city. He reports business normal an
improvement in the financial cond
lions in and about Clarksville.
Mrs. s. H. Hughes, of 1874 Fourteent
avenue, North, vas critically i'll thl
week, and at this writing seems no be
ter. Her friends are seriously col
cerned over her condition.
B A letter from DR.. G. H. Clark, who
now in Colubmus, O., conducting a n
vival, reports the progress of a su,
cessful meeting.
Miss Delola McCauly, OF Chatt
nooga, Tenn, who visited Miss John :
Thompson during the summer, COZ
graduates the Globe ON it's excelle1
paper each week.
Mr.. M. Chester Graham, foreman
. the Hopkinsville Morning News,
l, spending his vacation in Louisvill
= Mr.. Graham was a composition som
D.. years ago at the A. NJ. E. Church SUI
- day School Union in this city, and wi
: be remembered by his friends of tie
or twelve years ago.
- Miss Estella Normand, Mr.. J.
Wade returned to the city Sunda
% night from Smyrna.
or Rev. VIM. Craft, Of Stevenson a
enue, is quite sick.
Mr.. Tom Robertson, of Frankli
ty was in the city last week Oh bushes
" Mr.. E. D. Richman, the mail ca
e rier, who has been very sick at h
e' home, is improving rapidly.
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