The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17
CITY ITEMS.

L. huuuCS Will Sp6uu EdSI6I Ouuudy /
in Lebanon; while there they will be
the guests of Miss Novella Davis.
The Monitor Chorus Voices rendered |
a parlor concert at their headquarters, |
1907 Hynes street, April IA. A large
number was present.
Mrs. Ada Gray, of Indianapolis, is
in the city.
Little Charley Sanders is confined
to his bed this week.
The mass-meeting held at st. Paul
A. NJ e. Church on Tuesday night,
in the interest of the A. M. E. S. S.
Union and to adopt resolutions en-
dorsing the stand that President
Roosevelt took relative to equal ac-
commodation for passengers on the
different roads was quite a success.
The A. NJ E. Church S. S. Union
Board held its annual session Wednes
day at the Sunday School Union build
ing.
The public at large is cordially in
vited to attend the mass-meeting to
be held at st. Paul A. M. e. Church on
next Wednesday night in the interest
of the A. NJ E. Church S. S. Union.
Mrs. Geo. w. Obie, of Chicago, will
be in the city about the second week
in May to visit her nephew, Mr.. F. G.
Sisney.
Miss Eva Harris, of Shelbyville,
Tenn, spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Eliza Sheran, of 905 Blank street.
Mrs, Susie Carter, of Chicago, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Gilbert Byrd, of 2S49 Clifton pike,
who has been ILL.,
Mrs. Frank Brown, of Chicago, is
spending a few days in the city with
MIS-. VIM II. Richardson, Of 1907
Phillips street.
Mr. c. z. Johnson, of TIA Jackson
| street, has been confined to his room
for a few days.
The Fisk Literary Entertainment
g TO have been given at Howard Con-
= gregational Church has been indefi-
nitely postponed
t Mr.. j. c. Napier spent several days
: in st. Louis comforting a sorrowing
: sister and relatives. 1t was impossi-
l. for him to attend the funeral of
4 his brother-in-law, but he went over
(, as soon as he could get away from
= the bank.
S Mr.. John Campbell, who was sent
y to the State of Vermont by DR.. BoyC
L Of the Baptist Publishing Board, tc
e inspect and ship several carloads Of
IS machinery, returned to the city
It Tuesday,
DR.. J. Champ Dfckerson left the
city Sunday evening for Chicago
q where he will remain for possibl!
2 two months. He will then go to TIT
State of Utah to go before the State
e Medical Board, as he contemplateS
G locating in Salt Lake City. DR.. Dick
IL erson is a member OF the class 0
X 1908, Meharry Medical College.
10 Mrs. Tennie Butler-Wilson, an oil
% Nashville citizen, who is now re
"a siding at 290S Lawton avenue, ST
70 Louis, Mo, is in the city She wa
" summoned here by telegram to al
= tend the funeral services of Rev. A
II bert Nesbit, who was buried thi
58 week Mrs. Wilson is a sister t
90 Mr.. R. L. Wood who invented tn
N Overland Steam Coach.
% DR.. C. H. Phillips, Jr left the cit
. Saturday night for Alabama, wher
o. he is expected to go before the Stat
Of Medical Board. Dr. Phillips is
- member of the class of 1908 Meharr
o. Medical College
BORN-Monday morning, April 1;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. o. Boyd, of 80
SIS Eighth avenue, North, bouncing
sc pound baby boy, who will hereafte
20 be known as Geo. o., Jr. At last report
II mother and son were doing nicely, blu
IA the father-well, he was all smiles.
81 Miss Annie Mae Medley will spen
Oh Easter Sunday with her uncle Mr..
Go b. Fitzgerald GO East Eleventh stree
50 Columbia, Tenn. Miss Medley will b
80 accompanied by few of her friend
50 Misses Alice and Bessie Franklin
II Miller, Stringer, Polk and Messr
. Mitchell, Ausborn were the guests {
81 Miss Alberta Harrison, of Rock Cit,
90 Sunday.
65 Mrs. Samuel Sanders, of Chicago
OF ILL.,, formerly of this city who wa
. called here on the account of the deaf
OF Of her little son, spent Saturday af
OF ernoon with Mrs. L. B. Turner of lie
- Thornberge, South.
09 Mr. and Mrs. Hudgin were in tn
city last week from Louisville, The
were the guests of Mrs. j, T. Austin, {
Grundy street.
ST. Miss Miller, who has been visitin
its in the city, returned to her home, Mu
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