The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-06-26
CITY ITEMS.

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of Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Smith, is
spending her vacation with her cousin,
Miss Geneva Black, OF Columbia.
Hon. c. w. Allen, of Mobile, Ala,
Senior member of the Allen & Harvey
Undertaking Co., and manager of the
Mobile Press, paid his friend, Hon. A.
N. Johnson, a visit Wednesday while |
en- route home from attending the Ma
tional Republican Convention OF
which he was a member.
Miss j, Dewitt Shorter, of the stem
ographic department of the Baptist
Publishing House, who was quite ill
the first of the week, is able to be at
her desk
Mrs. j. Blaine Boyd and her little
son, r. H. Boyd, End, will spend the
summer at Hygiea Springs.
Mrs. Sophia Davis Scruggs and son
of Huntsville, Ala, Mrs. A. Smith, Of
GAINESVILLE, Mrs. II. ID. Noel. Miss
Edna French, of Chicago; Miss Anita
Scott, Miss Beatrice Flaunders, OF
Montgomery and Miss Matilda Grill
fin, Of Birmingham, were guests at the
home of Mrs G. H. Phillips last week
Mr.. Columbus Sanders, Of 1905
Harding street, the well-known stone
contractor, visited Hendersonville on
business Saturday
Mrs A. julius Williams arrived
home from the Northwest, over the l..
& NJ, last Saturday night. She re-
ports very pleasant stay with her
husbands kindred. She looks much
improved She visited st. Louis, Boon
vile, Sedalia, Kansas City and Mo
berly while away.
Mr. D. j. Laird, Of Pulaski is
spending a few days with his sister
MIS-. M. A. Buford, of Eighteenth ave
nue., North.
Mrs. B. H. Morrell, of Pulaski, has
returned to her home after spending
several days in Nashville.
Miss Ethel Taylor, OF Decatur, spen
a few hours in the city Wednesday,
Mrs. Annie L. Head, formerly o
Madison, but now residing at 120
: Harding street. is somewhat improved
Little Miss Louise Taylor, who ha
been living with her aunt, Mrs. M. a
Buford Of Eighteenth avenue, NORTH
for the past two years, left for he
= home in Decatur last Tuesday, wher
she will remain with her mother.
Mrs Ned Muse, of Tenth avenue
South, is sick.
Mrs. Johnetta Banks, Of Winte
, street. and Mrs. Matte Vaughn an
Mrs. Eliza Franklin, of Madison
Tenn, were the guests of Mrs. Hea
of Harding street, this week.
Mr. Fred J. Ewing, who has been S
journing in Alabama for sewers
t. months, will spend his vacation
this city. Mr.. Ewing will reach Mas
Vile Monday the 29th inst.
Mr.. James G. Browne: graduate
Fisk University with the college elias
of '0S, left the city Monday for poin
u in Michigan.
Mrs Celia Shields Bright, former
, of Nashville, but now residing in S
(. Louis, left last week for her HON
y. Mrs. Bright came here a short tin
ago to attend the funeral of her siste
Mrs Fanny Lusk.
Mr.. S. P. TOney, of 100 PattersC
street, who has been seriously i'll,
able to be out.
Miss Elizabeth Becton, of S19 Ste
ems street, left last Thursday NOR
ing for the country where she will I
, main during the summer.
j. Mr.. Albert Johnson, of Ware
street, left the city last Saturday fl
an extended pleasure trip. Viii
away he will visit Detroit, Chicag
s. Milwaukee and Joliet, Ill.
Miss Sonora Porter, a graduate
Roger Williams University, and an e
Tennessean, who is now residing
:. Chicago, is in the city for ty
weeks visit to friends and relative
Mesdames Thos. A. Douglass, Cha
in. Donegan and Robt. Brandon,
ne Huntsville, Ala, are in the city Wis
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Allen A. Carter,
= 1873 Wharf avenue.
Miss Lucille Rhodes, who for Il
t. past two years has been teaching
Mississippi, is visiting her grandmot
er at her lovely new home on Hardin
street
Miss Margaret Pearl Wright, one
Nashville's talented young ladies, wi
for the past three years has resid
III MlSSlSSlppl do a ouNIOoolul Ildlu
nurse, is visiting her mother, MI
Carter Young, of Patterson street
Miss w. A. Lewis. of 1902 Jefferst
street, who has been sick for thr
weeks is slowly improving.
Miss Maud Brookins, who has be-
spending several days in the city {
IN. tending the commencement eXercis
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