The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-09-24
CITY ITEMS

Edgar H., have returned to the city,
after spending the summer at Greene
willie, s., c.. visiting Prof. and Mrs. ].
g. Martin
Mrs. James p Ransom, of Louisville, |
KY, formerly Miss Laura Wiley, of |
this city. who has been spending sew
2 eral weeks with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. A. ]. Ransom, of S04 Twelfth
avenue, South, left for Dickson Thurs
day to spend few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Allen Cox @t
!" Mrs G. w. Gray, of 926 Eleventh
avenue, North, has returned from Mt.
Pleasant, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends, She was de-
Iightfully entertained by relatives
and host of friends while there.
'a' Mr.. Dock Liner, of Ala Cedar street,
left Monday night for Cleveland, o.,
10 meet the Western Dancing Associa-
= ton and will visit Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and Louisville. He will re-
tWrn home in a few days.
Miss Dreusilla Hill, of 1873 Division
street, who has been visiting her un-
Gle, Mr.. James Hightower, will return
in few days. ~ a Sass
~ Miss Villa B. Dodson, of Jefferson
street spent Sunday in Goodlettsville,
the guest of Miss Rosa Beatrice Hen
bricks. % '9 '.e
~ Miss Amanda B. Perkins, who is
teaching school at Couchville, came
home last Friday to see her parents
and brother, who has Just arrived
from Birmingham, Ala. e''..'
a Mrs Gilbert White, of 8 Garden
street, who has been very sick, is
slowly improving 2 90"
Mrs Durant Houston, who has been
d visiting in Chicago, has returned to
the city. @o ~
2 Mrs. E. d. Graves and Master E. W.
q Hammond have been visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Cunningham, of Springfield,
Tenn. While there they were the re-
= cipients Of many social functions.
Mrs. Amanda Frierson, of Glencliff,
g met with serious accident at her
home last Sunday morning. ~ 1..
.'R Mrs. j. D. Martin, Of South Pitts
burg, was in the city recently the
guest of Prof. and Mrs. j. H. Haw-
kins '.' y
: Mrs. James Coffee, Of 629 Ewing
avenue, is in Chicago taking course
IN hair dressing, manicuring, facial
massage and manufacturing real hair
/, work. r
4 Miss Hettie" Miller spent last week
~ in the city visiting.
Mrs. Cassie Greer, of Waverly, has
returned from Lewisburg after a
y months visit to relatives and friends
and is very much improved in health
I While there she was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson and Mrs Winston
She visited the Burlinlong Cave while
there also. mD
z Mr.. Lucius Gilmore, of Columbia
Z has returned to the city and resumed
his studies in Meharry Medical Col
lege. one uut 81.
z Mr.. Ed. Blair of Columbia, is visit
i, ing in the city.
Miss Alma L. Stevens, Of Hynes
street. was slightly indisposed this
'7' week. "r ~ $3.50
IKE Misses Lena Barnes and Vannoy
& Webster of Pearl street. have re
turned to the city, Msa
3o Mr.. James Hurt, superintendent o.
:, Mt. Olive Baptist Sunday School, has
returned to the city after spending
Che entire summer in st. Louis.
= Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones, Of Patter
con street, left the city Monday fol
Pulaski, Tenn Gs
TIigc T1Iiuo hath Hrou 700 do, yhta, n
Prof L. S. Gray, foreman of the bind
cry at the Baptist Publishing House
p" is in the city. Miss Gray will ente
" Fisk University to study music ant
domestic science. "'
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Morton enter
tanned Sunday, September 18th, few
friends in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c
+. Boring. Those present were Mr.. W
8. Amos, James Morton, Robert MOI
Z ton, Andrew Morton, George Morton
Richard Morton, Clarence Spears
Miss Rebecca Melchi. Mr. James c
Norton acted as postmaster.
Miss Jimetta Williams, Of Amen
street, who has been quite sick wit
malaria fever, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Alex Brown, of East Hi
{ street, was indisposed the first of tn
week.
Miss Addie Hendley, of Is Garlan
avenue, left the city Monday night fC
Hampton, Va, where she will pursue
course in domestic science at Ham,
ton Institute.
Fred D. Alexander has returne
from Decatur, Ala.
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