The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-03-06
HILARY HowsE.


street, an old resident of the city, has
been seriously Ill.
Mr.. A. l.. VOORHEES,, of Herman street,
who has been i'll for quite a while, is
able to be out through the careful at
tention of DR.. P. r. Burrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright, who
have been teaching in Sherron, Tenn,
closed their school. Mr., and Mrs,
Wright were the guest of Mrs. Bed |
ford Sunday, They left the city Sun
day evening for Murfreesboro to visit
Mrs, Wrights mother, Mrs, Howse,
Those who visited The Globe Office
this week were Messrs. Walter Davis, |
G. H. Moores, ]. Pickens, McAnder-
son, Ware, Misses Westelle Burns,
Mammie Thompson and Mrs Cassie |
Greer.
Little Joseph Devices Lawrence is
suffering from severe attack of la
grippe.
Mrs, Sarah House, of 703 Central
street, entertained her father, Rev. G.
L. Seward, of CooksYille who has
charge Of the Columbia Mission of the
M. E. Church.
Mr.. Joseph McCauley, of Hermitage,
spent Sunday with his sister Roberta.
Mrs. Irene Lewis, the fashionable
milliner of Chicago, is in the city the
) guest of Mrs Will Oden, of 81 MaurY
y street.
Mrs Geo, Morton and daughter, Miss
= Aggie Lou, were the guests to din
= ner at the home of Mr., and Mrs
> Charles Thorne last Sunday,
IS Little Misses Hortense and Coraline
Mayberry, of fremont avenue, who
( have been suffering from vaccination,
l. are rapidly improving,
# Mrs. Cornelia Ewing, of 321 Eley.
s, enth avenue, North, is suffering from
the effects of la grippe.
j. Mrs Fanny Work, of 10 Johnston
a, avenue, is slowly improving.
Miss Maud Williams, of Columbia,
II Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs
m Grace Rucker, of 2014 Jefferson street
C. Mrs. Sarah Sparkman, of 241S Croft
I'd tece street. has been confined to her
w room for more than two weeks with
It. an attack of pneumonia.
a. Mr.. Sam Brooks, OF Hopkinsville
st KY, is in the city.
Mrs. John S. Alues of Henderson
q. KY, has returned home after a very
v. pleasant visit to her daughter, Miss
n. Anna ID. Elliott, of Fisk University
and the Misses DoXey Third ave
VI nue., North. Miss Elliott win gradu
" ate from the normal department Of
of Fisk University this coming com
e mencement.
ed Mrs. Jessie Carothers, of Evanston
e. Ill.,, is still in the city. She was called
to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Villa
ne Reed, of Bowling Green KY, WIG is
n an inmate of Wilson's Infirmary Mrs
Reed underwent a serious operation
III but at this writing Is reported doing
" we'll
:, Mrs. Marie Ransom, of Williams
es street is out after a serious attack OF
throat trouble.
- Mr.. York Wallace, of Smiley street
- ~ is out again. He has been confined
81 with la grippe.
Mr.. j. H. OveIton, successor to a
L.. Fite, deceased, is doing well in the
tailoiing business, and reports as be
ing very much pleased With his new
vocation. His friends will find him al
JOG Woodland street
Mis-. A. M. Townsend of Webster
street, has been confined to her bee
with la grippe for several days
Miss Annie Coats, Of WaiertQw1
spent couple of days with Mrs. l. c
n Sherron.
Mrs. Mabel Overton is somewhat in
disposed
The mission work in East Nash
vile is glowing. This work is only
q month old. There are forty-eight mem
bers on roll. DR.. T. w. Haigler visits
them each Wednesday night.
Ii you want to get in the process
sion and enjoy yourself Tuesday night
come to Payne Chapel, East Nashville
Dr. Flags church, and witness thu
entire and complete passion play ant
some new and novel moving pictures
under the direction of Prof. Hynes
who has united with DR.. Flagg in civ
ing a grand entertainment Hon 4
N. Johnson has agreed to render onC
of his selections which always de
lights the people.
The Y NJ. C. A. movement seems
to be growing in Nashville. At pres
ent there are organizations at Fisk
Roger Williams and Walden UniVer
sites, a railroad Y. M. G. A. and
city Y NJ. C. A. All are doing goo(
work
The school teachers, as well as schol