The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-23
CITY ITEMS.

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DR.. and Mrs. e. w. Miller are en-
ioying a happy honeymoon and are
we'll pleased with their new home at
Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. Cora Bradford left for Leba-
non Tuesday after spending few
days in the city visiting friends and
attending the M. E. Conference.
Mrs. VIM Elder and Mrs. D. Weels
were the guests of Mrs. John Wen
dell during the conference week.
Miss Lila Watson, Phi. G., who has
been in Americas, Ca, for the past
year was in the city Thursday, the
guest of Mrs. Dean, Perkins street.
Miss Watson has accepted position
and half interest in a drug store in
st. Louis, Mo.
Rev. Mr.. Boone left Wednesday
for conference, which will convene at
Shelbyville, Tenn.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, OF Fourth avenue,
South, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Reuben Keel, having had an
operation performed by DR.. ]. T. Will
son some weeks ago. is able to leave
the infirmary for her home.
Mr.. Chas w. Kelly, of Columbia,
who entered Fisk few weeks ago,
was successful in making his class
and is highly pleased with the cur.
riculum there. He is likely to take
course in theology before he leaves
the university.
Mrs A. M. Kelly, of Columbia,
spent few days of last week in the
city. She was the guest of her grand
son, Chas. Winfrey Kelly, of Bass
street.
Mrs. Mollie Cheatham, wife of An
drew Cheatham, of Bass street, is
much improved after a spell of sick
ness.
Mrs. Callie Memo, of Chicago, was
summoned to see her sister, Mrs. Mag
gle Bivins, of PIP Seventh avenue,
South, who has been seriously sick,
but is improving gradually and hopes
to be out soon.
Mr.. Anon Rhodes, or this city, has
gone to indianapolis to visit his son
and two daughters, Mr. Tom Rhodes
and Mrs Sam Phillips and Mrs. J. D.
Nickles.
The mother of Mrs. NJ. Spooth, of
1916 Albion street. has returned
home after a stay of two weeks.
Mrs. Kate Sloan is suffering with
a serious case of tic douloureaux this
week.
Mr.. E. w. Byrdsong, who is some
what indisposed, is not able to be at
his post of duty this week.
There will bela jubilee song service
at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church,
Sunday evening, November /.
Rev. ]. D. Rowles, G.. M. of Masons,
of Memphis, and w. M. Huston, G. L.,
of Newcome, are in the city this week
the guests of Mr.. A. w. Starnes, of
80 North Hill street.
Mrs. Mollie Gypson, or Chicago, is
in the city visiting her daughter, Miss
Elsie Bass. At the present Mrs. Gyp-
son is the guest of Mrs. /. H. Liggins,
621 South Sixth avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. H. T. Noel and family
have moved to their old home 903
Fifth avenue South
Visitors at Mt Olive Sunday
school last Sunday morning in class
number 16 were Messrs. Leslie NJ
Stephens, w. T. Wingfleld of Browns
vile, A. W. Smith of Dyersburg, R.
A. Ware of Memphis, R. L. Chandler
Biscoe of Arkansas. The class is
now planning to hold the gold crown
for another three months, which if
successful, will make one year that it
has had the honor.
The professional world such as re-
wolves around Nashville is expecting
the famous DIR. Dan Williams of Chi
cago. who is scheduled to reach Nash
vile on the Goth inst. Dr. Williams
has been coming to Nashville for the
past eight years. His list of patients
this year far exceeds any previous
year.
A new change which is ar improve
ment to the offices of Nashville is the
excellent rooms which Dr. A. F.
Stewart has fixed up in his new build
ing at 1923 Eighth avenue, North
There is a public reception room, a
consulting room, operating room and
laboratory. All in all, it is one of the
most commodious Offices in the city
1t is in close proximity to the bust
ness district, and situated between
the leading churches.
Mrs. julius Wilcox, Of 720 Georgia
street, entertained a limited number