The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29

arrival of fine baby girl.
Mrs. Ella Coffee and son, OF Bir-
mingham, Ala, arrived in the city
last Friday morning. They are guests
of their aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Hadley, of
Eleventh avenue, North.
Mrs. Indiana Jennings, of South
street, left the city Friday for Column
bia. While there she will be the
guest of her neice, Mrs. Thomas San
ders, Jr.
Miss Willie Davis and father have
returned to Shelbyville after spending
a few days with her sister, Mary, and
grandmother, 900 Locklayer street.
DR.. S. V. Roberts passed through |
this city on his way to Mississippi
to locate at Lebanon, Tenn. He goes
to Lebanon to form a partnership
with DR.. Sumlin and the shingle will
read "Sumlin and Roberts, Physicians
and Surgeons"
DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. Crawford, OF
15O1 Fourteenth avenue, North, are
the proud parents of fine girl that
reached their home from Storkville
Wednesday morning. Mother and ba'
bv are doing fine, while the Doctor is
wearing a smile that won't come of.
PIanks Chill Tonic for malaria
chiIls. fever, cold and La Grippe.
Guaranteed. Price, rs cents per bottle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price, of Thirteenth
avenue, North, are the proud parents
of fine son.
Prof. F. ]. Work reached the city
Wednesday morning from Jackson,
Tenn. to be at the bedside of Mrs
f. J. Work, who up to this morning
while still in bed, is convalescing SLOW
ly.
Little Marie Boyd passed through
Nashville Wednesday morning en-
route to Atlanta, Ca She was &C
companied there by her uncle, Rev
# A. BOYD, who went for her at Hot
Springs, Ark 40,
The GAINESVILLE people ordered lOt
copies of the Nashville Globe contain
ing the write-up of the Goodall-Whltt
Wedding. They said they wanted
them for souvenirs. Clarksville is al
right.
Mr.. Wallace, of 912 ShanklanC
street, who has been working In Lou
isville, KY, for number OF months
returned to the city and is SUFFERING
with a slight stroke of paralysis.
WANTED-Sleepers at 4o4 FlttI
avenue and Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Stevens, OF l4O
Hynes street, spent Sunday at FranR
lin. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rec
dick.
Miss Eliza Haddox and Mrs. Id
Graves, of Indianapolis, Ind, were Ell
tertained last Wednesday by Mr.. an
Mrs. Nose Reed, of 1917 Sixth avenue
North.
The Children's Embroidery Clul
which meets every Friday, met wit
little Miss Cerella Brown, of Fou
teenth avenue, North, last Friday
Miss Mary Young, Of 2111 HERNIA
street, has gone to Beechton, Ga
take up her school work.
Mrs. N. ]. Bullock, en- route to ht
home at Jackson, stopped over i
the city last Saturday to attend tn
conference and spend while wit
her daughter and son, who are hel
in school.
Mrs. Tennessee Bostic is now CO.
valescing after a spell of two week
illness.
Mrs. Mamie Gregory has returnt
home for the winter, after an extendt
stay with her sister, Mrs. W.
Whition, of Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Alice May Carter is the que
of Mrs. S. S. Hughes this week.
Little J. w. Bostic, j., has begl
to study school days at Lawrence.
Mrs. G. w. Smith, of MurfreesboT
spent one week with her son, Mr.. Sa
Smith, of 1918 Seventh avenue, Mort
Mrs. Mary L. Smith is able to
out again after three weeks illness.
Mrs. Bessie e. White, of 1909 L
street, has returned to the city aft
four months stay in Chicago Sou
Hoven and Saint Joe, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Doxey, OF He
derson, KY, were in Nashville Ia
Sunday visiting their sisters, MI
Alice l.. Doxey and Mrs. 1. d. Rob
son.
Mr.. Willis Owens, of Third avenV
South, is indisposed this week.
Mr.. Alfred Hyde is sick this weel
Mrs. Bette Childress, of Murfre
boro, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Mamie New-Miller, Mrs. Ju
Whitaker, of New Town, and M
Anna Walker, of Ebenezer, spent
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