The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-07-30
CITY ITEMS

Mrs. and Miss Mittie Halfacre, of
Franklin, and Mrs. Bertha Wright, Of
Chicago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Buckaway, of Mooretown.
Mrs Ester Webb, of 1411-1-2 Phillip |
street, and little granddaughter, Ida
Marie Thomas, will leave in early fall
to visit Mrs. Perry, of Chicago.
Mrs, and Mrs D. E. Parkerson were
the guests of Mrs. Ellen Martin, of 707
Ewing avenue Sunday evening.
Mr.. Sammie L. James made flying
trip to Columbia Sunday to visit
friends.
Plank's Chill Tonic for malaria,
chills, fever, cold and La Grippe.
Guaranteed Price IS cents per bottle.
Mrs j. H. Wright and sister, Mrs
VIM. Wright, formerly of this city but
now of Chicago, are in the city Wis
iting their friend, Miss Euelena James,
of 6O3 Eleventh avenue, North.
Mrs. Susan B. Kinzer of 109 First
avenue, South, was in Columbia seve-
raj days last week.
The Local Union No. 70 of the Jour
neymans BARRIERS International Union
of America held their monthly meet
ing Monday night and elected Mr.. JAS
w. Blain as delegate and j. A. O..
Broughton as alternate for the Inter
national Union Convention which will
be held October Is at Milwaukee, Wis.
Little Miss Willie Burkeen, of Shell
byville, is the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Streater, of
1912 Edgehill street. She will also
visit Mrs. Glen Fogleman, of 7O5-1-2
Tenth avenue South, before returning
to her home.
Mr.. Walter Page and daughter,
Mary Jane Page, Of 1914 Edgehill
street. have gone to Newton, Kansas,
to visit his brother Before return
ing to Nashville they will go to Guth-
RE, Okla, to visit his father. En-
route home they will stop in Memphis
to see his daughter
Mr.. S. V. Lotion will leave the city
Thursday for Chicago, Ill. Mrs LOT
ton will join him shortly to make
it their future home
Mrs Joseph Webster, Of 1903 Grant
SII6tJ, 10 NlolIlueo uOl OOn, OOoOPh NOO
ster, in Chicago Ill. She will leave
Chicago about September LIST en- route
to Washington, D. c., to visit hel
brother Mr.. Albert Harris, and return
home the last of October
WANTED-Six men to room o.
board at 404 Fifth avenue, North, ant
Cedar street. Three nice front room
neatly furnished
Miss Mamye L. Copeland Is spendin;
the summer with her uncle at LAX
Providence.
Get a ticket for the great pian
contest at Spruce Street Baptis
Church. Monday night, August 30.
Mrs. Robert Woods, of Vernon ave
nue., was called to Lynnville to tn
bedside of her sister, Annie J, BoyC
who is seriously i'll with typhoid fey
er.
DR.. and Mrs Lowery, of Winchester
have moved back to the city.
Mr.. Ed Buford, of Fogg street, ha
opened a summer school at Waco
Tenn.
Miss Rosa Williams, Of Columbia
was guest of Mrs. S. L. Howard r.
Gently.
Mr.. Ed Rose was guest Of Mr.. E
~uford, of Fogg street during tn
K of p Grand Lodge.
DR.. Hattie d. Mitchell, who was il
jured by an electric car several week
ago after leaving the Rock City San
tarium, and who has been at Mere
Hospital, is convalescing slowly.
Miss Sallie hurry and brother, {
1858 Scovel street, left the city las
week to spend few weeks with rels
tives at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
DR.. E. A. Williams, of Cincinnati
Ohio, Supreme Dictator and Protecto
of the Knights and Ladies of Homo
of the World and Past Supreme Char
cellor and Counsellor of the Knight
of Pythias and Courts of Calantht
was the guest of Miss Emma 10
Cocllrill for two days. He left MOI
day evening for three days stay i
Champaign, Ill.
Little Miss Willie Burkeen, of She
byyille. Tenn, is visiting Maste
Cemon and Irby Fogleman, Of 705-1-
Tenth Avenue, South.
Miss j. C. Mason, of 400 Fourt
avenue, South, has returned fror
Franklin to attend the carnival bt
tween st. Paul and Clarks Memoria
reXt week.
Miss Minnie Barfleld and Maste