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' v ' v - ' } BASEBALL.
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Southern League.

Southern League. Memphis Birmingham, ram. Mobile, ]; Atlanta, 2 New Orleans, 8: Nashville, V. Little Rock, |: Montgomery, t.
 National League. All games postponed.
 American League. Boston. g: New York, 6. Philadelphia. 6; Washington, l. Detroit. 1: St. Louis. Q. Chicago, 2: Cleveland, ; t1lfs' game). Cleveland ?; Chicago, tsecond game).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

Today is the last day of our sale. Don't wait. Come now. You won't ragret 1t. Tomlinspn & NnaG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
LLOYD TEAM GOES
 TO STUTTGART

The Lloyd baseball team left yes terday for Stuttgart, where they will engage in game of ball with the Stuttgart team. The team was com- posed of: Charlie Wilson, manager Curtis Mullin, Henry House, Louis Genevay, John Gillespie, Claud Sparks, Henry Haizlip, Frank Tay- lof. Oscar Welch, Armistead High tower and Willie Wilson.
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HE SAYS MORSE
 WILL MAKE GOOD

Afearst News special to the Graphicl
 New York, June 22.-"Charley Morse is. more sinned against than shining. If they give him half chance he will pay back every cent he oWes, said Charles VI. Schwab. one of Morse's heaviest victims, who arrived today from Europe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23
CONSISTENCY, THOU ART \ JEWELL

The council is having feW rounds with the shade tree proposi- tion and the aldermen declare that it is matter that is causing them no little annoyance. The councilmen would not have so much trouble would enforce every order to the letter instead of making exceptions in some cases and refusing similar inconsistency of the aldermanic body, it might be stated that at a previous meeting permission was granted to a West Second avenue property owner to build a concrete walk in such T way as to save valuable shade tree that stands in the sidewalk lines. \ similar request was made Monday night by a property owner of East  Sixth avenue and was refused. The property owner on East Sixth avenue manifested a desire to do anything that the council might suggest, in the way of building concrete walk, in order to preserve a magnificent shade tree in front of his property and which the council had ordered removed, that d concrete walk might be built there The tree, it was eX plained. was of great pleasure to the occupants of the home, and was one of the most attractive shade trees in the city. 1t is highly prilad and another tree like that could not be grown in lifetime. But the al- dermen, some of them, thought that the council should not set pre- cedent The precedent had already been set 1t was recorded at the pre-
 
 vious meeting. when property own CT was permitted to retain his big shade tree and build the walk so as not to interfere with pedestrians.
 The council does not seem to ap- prove of the old adage that whatever Is fair for the goose is fair for the gander. A little ''pull' might help some at the council meetings. and often too much personal spleen" s displayed in that body. Some weeks ago one of the aldermen stated that the reason he voted for an ordinance taxing vehicles rented for hire was because he had been overcharged. Is councilman's job public duty or private snap? The aldermen who are complaining because they are be- ing annoyed with this request and that request could avoid all these little troubles if they would enforce the ordinances to the letter and not exhibit so much favoritisuk
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

has been at work for some time on the report, which is an endless mass of figures, and before it is through several more checkings and balanc- es will have to be made.
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SMALL FORTUNE
 UNDER THE CARPET

tHearst News Special to the Graphitl
 Sperry, Ia. June 22.-Administra- tors of the estate of Elizabeth Far Tier solved the mystery of the disap- pearance of her money today by talk ing mp a carpet and discovering $3.- 900 in bank notes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

We canOnt retain our well-earned reputation as a City Beautiful with out retaining the shade trees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-23

Our Elberta peaches will make man feel so good that he imagines he is wearing new suit over silk un. derwear and going 90 miles all hour in an automobile with his sweet heart seated beside him on cushion stuffed with $100 blls.-Maenolia News.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-27
Azeft
FL HIJO DE ARMAN

.Cerando comibi6 Shakespeare alma
IA, intrincada l6brega como In de
Azeff. ese terrible personajc que tan
tas columnas ha mOnopoiiado en- los
,eryodicos v revistas europeos?
Los grandes cscrbtOrcs r'isos-'io--
col. Tureueneff, Tolstoy, Cork - casi
nos han familiariMdo con las compile
las aImas esiavas, misticas Y arden
tes. rcsignadas Y tcmpcstuosas, que
|tanto echamos hoy de menOs en- nueS-
ira pobre Espana, rcduclda a nm yer
mo espiritual dondc parecen habeS'
secado las flontes vivaS de In IDEAL
dad Pcro asi como la vida es sIlPe-
rior al arte. en- la profunda conmocl"n
cue agita subvierte n vas'o impor'o
zarista. las figuraS que peri0dicamen--
te Sc tIestacau sobre la muchndnmbr'
nuuieta. superan en- grardeza las
que foria atavia Ia imagination.
Como Nicolas Gogol encontr6 en- Ia
rass al h6roe de la primitiva epopc-
va rusa. algnn geno future buscara en-
cl momcnto actual loe crand : bloTlcs
para eriom la segurda dofinitiva epo
peya. Niugtna obra Maestro product
da por Ia fuarta m<nta 'idad eslava,
sguala on nterfs passion i IA gre
ahora ~e rcaiza. Sus porsonaj's no
son vagas conccpciones elahoradas1 con
algunos datos suministrados por Ia rea-
lidad. sno sores ,ieos y f"an'1s, Y
los hechos que realizan tienen por su
vehemencia { inexorahilidad los carac-
tercs de las fuerzaS naturales, ejegas,
fatale4 \ desencadcnadas Tcdo es all
grandc y extrainuai o. 10 tr'sn-o en
t1 ticD Que an el NAL, y ci tempie de
las almas cs tan mara>illoso n So eXHl
taci0n que 50 rompen y sae1umh"n-
len Slhmia q en rs fortalozas. en las
calles en cl patlbudo antos que alb
diaar. FL zariano no caritoia, slla;
H. rovol,,oi.sn no 60 rin,je Se hate de-
yos,,.ro1. loon.., Ioe ofond = Dn-
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saltand0 raow1os eohe llos Is efa F.
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eirnio. como A1eff icfa a. los r rfo-
lncionarios sa amigo R8trhk0ysky ie-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-27
A los sScrip1Nles ' Agenls

Para In buena marchs de esta ADM
aistrsei6n, no admitimos Atlas de
sscripciones { este diario sino desde
81 primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
n aviaaran los dias 30 8 81; advir-
kendose que las que Sc dieren con pos
eerioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
n surtirkn efecto en la contabiiidad
Aasta ell dis iltimo del mes Hgu'en'
Z. Al en- que Sc solieiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-27

ala miSmO dOnde v0S In velS aho-
"a, que brillaba con sus cupulaS
Y espadanas, atczadas y bruiiidas
1or cl rcflcio de los siglos, que
entonccs no eran tantos como
hora: Y crcycndo obra dc mia
20 la aparici6n de In ci'idad. de
a cue tan lcjano Sc creia. y 4 In
ne tanto ansiaba I"gar. pro
rumpi6 en- llanto de gozo y de
nvocaci0n.
Cogi6 su baclIlo, viStio Su cS-
lavina, Y. monte abajo, march6-
e hacia Santiago, sin dcspcdirSc
iquicra de In vicja que con cl tam
nucniSima fuera. Pasaron unos
las. yo no Sc cuantos, y al cabo
e ellos la vicja rccibi6 I'm rico
rcscnte del peregrino aqu6I.
iSabeis 10 que cra2 PucS una
ucca: pcr0 no como las dc ah0-
p, que son lguaIcs tal,nantc i las
e antes, sino una rueca toda dc
lata. quc So movla con Un pie
tenia una rucda g hilaba por
cintc mozas o por docc viclas,
ne csta Is Ia c0mparanZa. iAy.
nc rueca' Diz que era caSi miIa-
rosa. De las comarcas vecinas
cnian q vcrla en- bandadas, V ma
ic So atrcvIa i tocarla. como 81
ucra obra dc I'm cncant0. La vie
? supo 1 Ia yc2 que aqucl pcrc-
'rlno que albcrgara cn su choza
duumlcra en- Su propia cana
ra IN principe de sangrc real
acido entire blancos hiloS que so
. fahrlc2ban rllecaS igualcS In
lYa. Y que una promcsa de amo-
cS Ic habla traido i cStaS ticrras.
| verse con tai tcSoro, aband0n6
Gnella antigua dc palo. dondo
'2bia hlIado largos amos. y he
qui, Zagales, mios, que no te-
icndo limo que iiIar, porque
lonto arrcmataba las mas tupi-
l04 ne3dpjas. fcu1ala en- Si1sDpD-
. mlIchos dias. quc pasaba iris
=. II vtr que no giraba. ha@ta que
'oscofg6 Ia VEGA Que dcSpreciara
dorde ha+1o tciido dcsdc mo7a
~ doiW~. Y di0sc Dr. nucvo 4 hi
rar 4 pI, i tn;i1 .e.h>is In mI< ,
''os ten" 81 ventura.
,~e''of Ah>cto lc'@n ,o3
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larfo mas eD a1vicrfc nm co..
"enos aou6tla ~ camplc; 0ao
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'lrareS 3lrmo hare rnuchoe
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-27

los pies en- pura llaga, y el sayal
mojadiiio, y las carnes entumeci-
das y temblando, cchdse Il llorar
como no pertencce Il I'm pcregri
no, que dcbe sufrir cllantisimas
cosaS manda Di0s. PcrO llorabH
pOrquc era un manccbo muy Jo
ven no acostumbrado Il las lucr
gas andanzas del romero nj Il la
privacioncS de la pobrcZa. Y ere
ycndose ccrca del scpulcro mila-
groso, su impacicncia lie hacia
pensar que 81 de q Sc aIciaba si'
dar tcrmino de una vcz su cal
vario que de duraci0n iba par
I"prcto" de IN ano: y cstando e
pcrcgrino que tcnia una barb
dorado Y garboSa como la dc
Apds,ol mo 10 hab6is visto nur
"a! Jay, que guapo cs!; VA par
locc amos auc vo 10 v nor liltim
vcZ montado en- Su cahHllo Y mis-
mo me recucrda i IN rlnto. ' cS,
,,,o cs ma c1,crrnro. .- hrcno prc
d,.o tor r,,ano al r.,.orriro com.
= ~ dncir dn ras bisto,;ae. y ..
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-27

dcrosO fascinador, y al msmo tempe
una inteligencia fuerte y seglTa, una
vOluntad de hero. AfectO la poi-
ella antes de In revOluci6n, Sc insiBuo
'en tsta, Ia domino, llcg6 4 ser miom-
bro de Comite Central y iefe de la
msteriosa organization de combat.
t'mme de cabeza siempre, audaz to-
'das horas, unas veees secunda la po-
licIa y 0tras la revoiuci0n, derrameu-
do sangre sin cesar Y sim que jamas
una ncgra pcsadilla L. advirtiese coqn0
a Macbeth que toda el aqua del mar
Seria escasa para bOrrar las grandps
manchas rojas de sus mapos aSesnaS.
Con todO el horror que mspiran ta-
les monstruos, ell amino mo puede i'm
hiblrse de cierto scntimiento adrnira-
two al Presentar la fuerza gigantcsca
que en- el pechO cOrompido atesoran.
Dcscubiert0 Gap0ny, el cOmit6 de COM
bate le coHdona muerte, el sutn
A>eif jnega al peligro para aumontar
su autorldad q idolo popular. Y h,t
muerte pnede suscitar protpstaS. Pa
ra cump'ir Ia fatal seuteueia. hay qm,
sorpTenderle on tiagrante delno. iCo-
mo2 I'reparando una entrevista del
pope con Ratchkolsky, cl icfe de Du-
lIcia. Que parozcan amboS. III CONT
te de combatc admira Ia itSteza del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-27

PrUdcacio Cdaitrot.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
LAVERGNE NOTES.

There will be rally at st. James
c. M. E. Church, May 30 also a basket
dinner. Come one, come all the 81,
%, 29 to the feast in the wilderness.
The blues, reds and whites will be
the prime actors at the feast. Come
and see the Tom Thumb wedding and
the famous May pole.
Miss Jennie D. Baker has returned
from the city.
Mrs. Abbie Goodman is on the sick
list this week.
Little Rosie L. Hibbett is visiting
her cousin, Margaret Burnett, at the
asylum.
Mrs. Martha Baker is sick this
week.
Many from this place attended the
foot-washing at Sand Hill Sunday.
Mr.. Tony Atkinson and Mr.. Isaiah
Cannon, Jr., were the guests of the
Misses Bakers Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
SMYRNA NOTES.

The Sunday-school has decided to
represent by a delegate at the con
gress to be held in Nashville in June.
Mr.. Joe Hall carried a party of
fishers to the river Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett, of
Nashville, visited here this week.
Mrs. Levi Moore visited her auntie
at Murfreesboro Sunday.
Misses Hattie and Eureka. Frierson
were in Nashville last week.
Mr.. Dudley Charlton left for Earl
ington, KY, Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence, Superintendent
of Missions, will hold an institute here
this week.
The memorial service Of Mrs. Eller
Smith was postponed until later as
many Of the friends who desired tt
be present could not attend last Sun
day.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
The GLOBE Is The BEST.

When the claim is made for a real
up-to-date, live, well printed, well edit
ed, clean newspaper, you will have to
refer to the Nashville Globe. 1t is be-
ing praised and testimonials from re-
preventative men, scholars, business
men, men who know what a newspaper
is, but somebody will, no doubt, ques-
ton this. We would only have to re.
fer them to one of the hundreds of
men, who have commented upon the
able production that the readers of the
Nashville Globe are favored with, to
convince them that it is no idle Cos
sip. In a letter from Indianapolis,
Ind, under date of April 9th, adj
dressed to the editor of the Nashville
Globe, came the following: 81 am in
receipt Of the copy of the Nashville
Globe (Greater Nashville Edition.. ]
have taken time to read it from the
first to the last page, inclusive, and
l find that it is an un-to-date journal
In fact, it is tirst-class in every respect
and it's news is worth while reading
One can well afford to leave off his
regular business for a time to look
over the columns of the Globe, be
cause of the fullness and the news il
bears. And, too, sir, in my opinion
the Globe is the largest weekly to its
tage in circulation, just entering it;
fourth year and then getting out &
t%wenty-fonr page edition. It's growth
is astonishing, but when you find such
able men as are represented by those
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
SUNSHINE HOME NOTES.

Christian Workers Foreign Mission
Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting Monday, May 24,-S P. M.
The programme consists of a praise
service and prayer meeting. Miss
Rosa Mcintosh, who recently returned
from the Missionary training school at
Mill Spring, N. c., will speak.
The Parents Meeting will be held
Wednesday, May 20, 8 P. M. at the
A. M. E. Zion Church, East Nashville
Subject "What can we do for careless
parents and neglected children?" We
cordially invite you to be present and
take an active part.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21

Lugeania Simmons presiding at the
organ was rendered: Anthem, abide
with me-" invocation, Rev. w. B.
Lusk; Jubilee chorus, Come togeth-
er Children" recitation, "The brow.
ing Singer" Mrs. N. E. Ross; recita-
tiOn, Miss Bessie Searcy; trio, Misses
Wayne, Addie and Mr.. Amos Allison;
recitation, GA Yankee in Love-" Mr..
John Rucker; jubilee chorus, Good
News, the Chariot's Coming" reclta-
ton, Mr.. Amos Allison; re ,.tation,
Miss Eliza Hicks; Duet, Miss Lugea-
mia Simmons, Mrs. N. E. Ross; dia-
logue, Aunt Betsy's Beau" Misses
Mayme Ross, Bessie Searcy, Eva
Rucker, Samuella McGhee, Joseph
Foster and Taylor Davis; recitation,
Miss Mayme Ross; recitation, Miss
Pauline Leath; jubilee chorus, Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot" remarks, Rev.
A. ]. Leath, w. B. Lusk and pastor,
Rev. c. H. Williams. Too much
praise cannot be given Miss Allison
for her patience and untiring work.
After the concert refreshments were
served by Mesdames Jennie Burnett,
Belle Cannon, Evie Leath, Martha
Bradford.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
EBENEZER NOTES.

The exercises at Mt. Juno School
were q grand success, With two
graduates, Misses Carrie Battle and
Jennings both received honorable GER
~tificates from the seventh grade. The
r~ecitations and songs were many and
well selected. Miss E. Walker pre-
sided at the organ.
The funeral services of Mrs. Laura
Harding were held at this place last
Thursday. The church was crowded.
She leaves a husband, father, sister
and four little children, the oldest be-
ing only seven years, and a host of
friends and relatives to mourn her
loss.
Sunday-school opened at the usual
hour with attendance of Ca, A fine lee
ture was given. to the. school by Rev.
r. E. Reed, his subject was the "Ele.
walton of the Younger People" Mr.
H e. HIGGINS, and Walker, who re
Gently graduated from Walden Uni
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Mr.. Parrish Williams is very sick
at his fathers home on Claiborne
Heights.
Mr.. Joe Biddicks spent a short time
with Franklin friends on the 10Th.
Mr.. Sonnie Hughes, Chas Hughes
and Thos. Perkins, of Nashville
came out the past week on a fishing
trip for a few days.
Misses Maggie l. Green and Mary
Davis, of Columbia, Tenn, spent sew
eral days last week with Mrs. John
Wilkins, Jr.
Rev. D. J.. Mitchelrs mother is on
the sick list this week.
Rev. Dortis preached for D. w. Bin
ford, pastor of the A. M. E. Church,
last Sunday and last Sunday night.
Rev. D. w. Binford was in Nash.
vile last week helping Rev. R. U.
Ferguson in a revival in West NASH
vile. Several have been converted
Miss Cintha and Willie House have
been on the sick list, but are able to
be out again.
Rev. d. w. Binford and his good
people will have a rally on the frst
Sunday in June, 1909. Come one
come all. Assist in a good cause.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21

a house of worship. Services were
carried on in the school.
On the afternoon of May 9th Cen
terville was thrown into a panic by
the coming of a second storm which
did much damage to trees and also
many houses. This week finds many
building storm houses.
Knight Chas Ship who has been
sick for several months is slowly
sinking. His friends and family are
expecting the end at any time.
Mrs. H. G. Bailey is recovering
from her recent illness. All who
were hurt in the storm are up again.
Mrs. T. j. Climisson opened school
on Robertson's Hill on May 8. She
says that she has a very large school
and is doing good work.
Mrs. Addie Lowe, of Dickson and
her little son, Master Thomas Lowe,
Jr., are visiting in Centerville this
week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
HlLLsBoRo T

Rev. Lensley Winston and Rev. l..
Morton, Of Franklin, preached to a
full house at the Baptist church the
third Sunday.
Mrs. George Morton and son, Geo,
Morton, Jr., Of Nashville, Tenn, were
the guests of Mr.. Daniel Hunter and
family Sunday.
Messrs. John w. Mayberry and Geo,
B. Hunter were in Nashville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cummins, OF
Lick Greek, are visiting Mrs. j. D.
Robson.
Mr.. and MB. ]. r. Jones have re
turned to Williamsport after a visit
to relatives here.
Miss Della Williams, Of Mt. Ster
ling, is here and will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. ]. D. Candy.
Mr.. Melvin Hunter, who has been
very i'll, is convaleScent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Kannady, Of
Fl. Cooper, were the recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Vincent.
Mrs. William Campbell, of New
York, will arrive soon to visit heI
sister, Mrs. j. W. Mayberry.
The young men of the B. o. s. Club
will give a dance Friday evening, May
q, at the home Of Mr.. Frank Phil
lips. i.
Miss jamie Spratt is in Franklin Wis
iting her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Wilkins and
little son, Ezell, spent last evening
with Miss Fronia Mayberry.
Mrs. Emma Hall has returned from
Glasgow, KY.
Mrs. Jno. B. Poynor, of Carlson, has
returned to her home after visiting re
latives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fitzgerald, Of
Harpeth, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Frank wilkins, Mrs. Birdie
Cannon and Mr.. William Wilkin:
were in Nashville Saturday, an(
were the guests Of Mrs. Ida Hunter
Misses Franklin wilkins, Mary E
Wilson and Fronia D. Mayberry viii
be the weekend guests Of Mrs. Jno
B. Poynor at Carlson, Tenn.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
PULASKI NOTES.

DR.. H. L. P. Jones, Presiding En-
der, held a very successful quarterly
meeting at Vale Mill Circuit. $94.80
was raised.
The funeral of Mrs. Artelia Fields,
wife of Whitlock Fields was held Sun.
day at the G. G. A. M. E. Church, Of
which she was an old member. The
funeral was attended by Revs. G. R.
Norman, Rev. ]. McClendon and Rev.
James. Her last words were: 81 am
in peace with every one and l am
ready to CO."
Mr.. Phillip Sherrell died May IL.
His daughter, Mrs. Ailsie Byrd, came
down to be with him in his last i'll
ness.
Mrs. Amanda Brown, of Nashville,
Mrs. Cynthia Bass ana Mr.. Bass, of
Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Inez White, of
Nashville, Mr.. Simmons, of Decatur,
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Fields.
Mrs. Lue Buck Phillips suffered a
lapsed and is very i'll.
st. John Lodge, No. 10 A. F. and
A. NJ. met on Friday night, May IA,
and after transacting some business
elected the following officers: Bro.
John Newell, w. M; Bro. B. H. Nor
rell, S. W.; D, L. White, j. W.; T.
P. Turner, Secretary; A. T. Hill,
Treasurer.
Mrs. Everlena Potter, Of Rivers
burg, visited Mrs, Jessie Jones.
Willie Jones visited Wales Mill on
the 14th.
Mr.. c. M. Davis visited in the city
last week.
Mr.. Buck Vance has opened up {
handsome ice-cream parlor.
Mr.. Inis Ray and Mrs. Samm!
Scott were married while seated in {
buggy in front of Esquire Amytte
Esquire officiating,
Mr.. Rufus McNairy and Mrs. Mar,
Lou Harvell were quietly married a
the brides residence May 18th.
Mr.. James Hammonds and Mis-
Cordie Buford were married May 18th
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-05-21
CEMETERY NOTES.

The young people Of this place have
organized into a young peoples club
which will meet at the different
churches. A programme will be rem
dered on May 23 at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church as follows:
Song. =. 80. E. -. Congregation
Invocation. IL. Rev. W. G. Crutcher
Duet. ......W. M. Bowers, B. Huyle
Orations. ..... . . . -. d. 80.
....P. D. Waller and A. Wendrow
Paper, advice to Young People,.
....... Misses Hugle and Haynes
Address. -. -. Mr.. Alex Malone
Mistress of ceremonies, Miss Kittie
C. Howse.
Mr.. W. A. Howe, of Chicago, ex-
spects to become a subscriber of the
Globe,
Mr.. John Hugle left for Mt. Pleasant
last week.
Miss Kittie G. Howse has returned
from Tullahoma accompanied by her
brother, Prof. J. w. Howse, who left
for Illinois and Indiana in the inter
est of the State Industrial School.
Mrs. Irene Haynes is visiting her
grandma at Smyrna.
Rev. Neal Elders occupied the pull
pit at Stones River Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rucker are both
confined to their beds.
Prof. Carney and wife attended
Ebenezer on last Sunday.