The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-07-03

ONOpilC lhG Wtdlu6I the
excursion of Purity Lodge, No. AZ, K.
of p, to Wooddale Grove on Monday
last was an occasion long to be remem-
bered. About four hundred availed
themselves of the opportunity and Wis
tied the favorite resort. To every one
present the affair was a season of en-
joyment
Miss Birdie Allen of Cedar street,
left the city Monday to take up her
school work at Templow, Tenn.
Mrs. j. H. Smith, of 1910 Hamilton
street, left the city last Saturday for
Chicago to see her sick brother, Shed
rick Joiner, who has been out of the
city for a year.
Miss Carrie Ewin, of jacksonville,
Ky, is in the city visiting her cousin,
Miss Louise Wilkerson, of Seventh
street.
Miss Johnnie Wilson and little May
Wright will leave the city next Mon
day for Huntsville, Tenn, to be the
guests Of Prof and Mrs. Burnley and
the Misses Goodall.
Mrs. G. G. Deshazer is spending a
few weeks with her relatives at Dick
son, Tenn.
Mrs. j. f. Burton, of Fourth avenue,
South, has been very sick for the past
few days.
Miss Josephine Barney, of Knox
vile College, will visit her sister, Mrs.
j. f. Burton at an early date.
Little Callie Matte Matthews, of
Eleventh avenue, North, will take her
first outing Sunday, accompanied by
her mother and father. She will be
the guest of their aunt, Mrs. T. e
Smiley.
Little Miss Daisy Fredella Thomas
and Master Thomas e. Smiley are
spending a few weeks out at Baker
Station visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Haley. Last Wednesday the little
folks enjoyed a fishing party. After
visiting at Baker Station, they will &c
to Bowling Green to spend the rest OF
the summer with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs Berry Thurman.
Mrs. Sallie Thompson left the city
last week to spend the summer with
her husband in Chicago
Mrs. Ed. Ewing and niece, Mamie
Louise Copeland, left the city las
week to spend the summer in st. Lou
is, the guests of Mrs. Florence Spates
Mrs. Fanny Spence, who was called
to Louisville on account of the i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Viii
liams Whittsett, returned Sunday
morning, bringing her daughter HON,
with her. At this writing Mrs. Whit
sett is better.
Mr.. l. H. Goodman and daughters
Leila, Almeda and Genever, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Smyrna
Mrs. Overton ID. Woodland left thu
city last Monday to visit Estill Springs
Decherd and Tracy City, where sh,
will visit the relatives of her husband
Rev. VIM. Beckham was in the cit,
for two days, IIe leaves tilis morn
ing for Kansas City, Kans., and points
West as far as Denver.
Rev. j. F. Thomas, of Chicago, il
enjoying a few days vacation in this
city, fishing in the Cumberland anC
visiting his friends.
Miss Lena Penn, of Columbus, o.
Mr. w. A. Buck, of Columbus, anC
Rev. N. H. Plus, of Springfield stop
ped over Tuesday evening en- route
from Jacksonville to their Ohio homes
Mis- Florence G. Jackson, of the class
of 1907 Fisk University, is spending
few weeks in Jacksonville, Fla, visit
ing her uncle, Miss Jackson laugh
this year at BufOrd, S. G. She intends
to visit Pensacola before returning tC
take up school work.
On Tuesday at p. m. the following
parties reached Nashville: r. H. Boyd
G. H. Clark, w. S. Ellington, N. II
Plus, Lowell Landers, Miss Lena Penn
w, A. Burke Henry Allen Boyd, VIM
Beckham T. G. Ewing, Mrs. Miller
and two children, and Mr.. and Mrs. T
Clay Moore, they were in a specia
Pullman car and came on "The Dixie
Flyer, from Jacksonville, Fla
DEATHS.