The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-09-03
CITY ITEMS

r. Hill are in Chicago visiting Mr..
Richard Hill, Jr. They are having
an enjoyable time. Miss Hill is re-
ceiving much attention socially
among which a dinner by Miss Anna |
E. Stout of the Westside, a drive to
and through Garfield and Forrest |
Parks by Mrs, Geo. o. Jones, a re-
ception and card party by Mrs ].
Fl. Stout, a breakfast with Mrs.
Mack Allen, of Fulton street, and 9th
er entertainments will cause their
visit 10 ever be one of pleasant mem
cries.
Miss Mayme Ashford has returned
home from Columbia where she has
spent a very pleasant visit with her
cousin, Miss Cynthia HaddoK She
also visited Miss Luvinia Bond of
Spring Hill, and last Sunday enjoyed
a pleasant buggy ride with Mr.. Sam
uel Bond, Jr.
Miss Bessie Lee Rhodes has gone
to Chicago to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Foster and relatives,
Miss LOWE " Blake left the city
Wednesday to take up her school.
Miss jamie A. Hill has returned
from two weeks stay in Chicago,
ILL.,, and ST. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Frank Watson has returned
to the city after short visit at
Mounteagle.
Master VIM A. Carter, of 5O7 Lis
chey avenue East Nashville, has
gone to Evansville, Ind, to spend
several weeks with his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carter
Mrs Callie Doren, OF Fourteenth
avenue, North, left the city Sunday
morning for indianapolis, Ind, where
she will make her home with her son,
Mr.. Andrew Creighton. Mrs Doren
was accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Miss Hattie Lee Webb.
Mr.. Walter NJ Clark returned to
the city Saturday evening after
spending a week in Howell, Tenn.
Delegates to the National Baptist
Convention which meets in Colum
bus Ohio, September 1920 will
please write to DR.. W. L. Burr, chair
man of Homes and receive your as
signment from the Corresponding
Secretary of the local committee
We are prepared to entertain 1000
Yours truly Arthur D. Chandler, q
North Garfield Avenue, Columbus
Ohio.
Miss Lerlie Page who spent sever
al weeks in Chicago has returned t
the city. Miss Page will return tt
Chicago soon to spend the winter.
Misses Annie Dunlap, E. ]. Cock
rell and Mrs. Page have returned
from Kansas City where they were
attending the Supreme Lodge of Ca
lanthe, also Mrs. Rosa Rhodes.
Mrs. E. c. Coffey will return to tn,
city about September "a She ha
been in Mason since May visiting he
cousin.
Misses Geneva Hancock, Nelli
Hoff and Katie Polk have returne
from a very delightful trip VISITING
friends in Franklin, Springhill an
Columbia.
WANTED SLEEPERS at 40
Fifth avenue and Cedar street.
PIank's Chill Tonic for malaria
chills, fever cold and La Grippe
Guaranteed. Price, rs cents per bottle
Mrs. Samuel Harris, of 1910 Pa
terson street, has gone to st. Loui
to make her future home with he
cousin Mrs William Bell.
Miss Mamie Chester, of Patterso
street will leave early in Septembe
to visit her sister, Miss Willie Smitl
Of 1917 Lucas avenue, st. Louis.
Mr.. Jas Watson, of GIL McCaml
bell street has gone to Arkansas fC
the rest of the year for better wage
Misses Alberta Jordan and Bessi
Haddox were the guests of tn
Misses Mayes, of GOT McCampbe
street, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Jno Demoss, of Ament stree
met with very painful accident la
Saturday. His horse was frightene
by an automobile and ran ava
throwing him out of the wagon at IL
corner of Shirley and High street
His injuries are not dangerous "
they are very painful.
Mrs. Lena Cornelius, of Chicae
was the guest of Bishop and Mr.
Evans Tyree, of Is North Hill stree
accompanied by her nieces, Mise
Hattie L. and Fannie Mae Perkins.
Mrs. Emma 2. Davis remains We
laid to rest at Drake Mill Cemeter
She was a sister to Mrs. Pearl Loo
"a