The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-03-18
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Eason are enjoying this pretty wealth
er.
Mrs. Anna Puryear died Sunday
morning. She was in her 18th year
and is the mother of Mesdames Eas-
ter Hughes and Webb The funeral
was held from the Primitive Baptist
conducted by the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Moore, and Elder A. N. G. Will
liams.
Little Tom Joe Redmond is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs Lucy Redmond,
in Ewingsyille.
Mrs. W. b. Cliff is very sick.
We are glad to report that Miss
Margaret Crutcher is improving, after
two months illness.
Chr stian Church Sunday-School will
have their Easter egg hunt on Good
Friday
MI w. B. Johnson will leave for
Chicago next week.
Mr.. T. A. Williams was in Nashville
last week on business.
The Seven Day Adventists are
planning for a meeting here in the
near future.
Mrs Gertrude Baugh entertained at
her home Thursday afternoon "The
Forget-me-not Club at the usual
hour, 2.30 until 4:30. Those enter
tanned were Misses Fame H. South
all, Sadie j. Murdix, Annie B. Ca
ruthers, Myra Lee MurdiX, DR.. Will
liams, Messrs. John A. Hughes, Jas.
Hughes, Dave Hughes, Harvey Ewing,
Henry Mitchell The dining-room was
decorated with ferns and cut flowers
and a three-course menu was served.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Annie CarutheTs.
The first piece of work finished was
by Mrs. Baugh socalled, "The root
Of the old maple tree"
Misses GeoTg and Mary l.. Doug
lass, of South Nashville, attended the
marriage of their cousin, J. T. Pat
ton.
Mr. and Mrs John T. Patton were
in Nashville last week to spend cou-
pie of days visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Misses Georgia and Mary l.. Doug
lass, in company with several other
young boys and girls, entertained
Mr. and Mrs. j. It. Patton Friday eve
ming at the home of the groom's pa
rents.
The little son of Mrs. Myra l.. Da-
Wis Murdix, who has been kept in
doors with a cold, is able to be out
now.
Miss Sadie J. MurdiX is planning a
trip to visit friends at Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Fannie Cannon, of Memphis
is here visiting her mother, Mrs Ten
nessee Merrill, and her brother
Rev. Alexander Campbell, of Nash
vile, preached Sunday at the Chris
tain Church.
Miss BulaE Perkins, of Brentwood,
Tenn, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her uncle, Mr.. Eskin North.
Misses j. and NJ. Leell, of Brent
wood, Tenn, spent Saturday here at
tending the Teacher Institute.
Miss Caroline Bowden, who was
buried two weeks ago, was taken up
yesterday as it had been rumored that
she was murdered by her son-inlaw
Joe Moore but on the examination OF
the health officers and city officers
found the story was not true, and
Mr.. Moore was released.
Messes Tom w. House, Robert T
Murdix, l. B. Williams were in Bing
ham, Tenn, Tuesday on business.
The V. P. c. quartette sang at the
iye-cent show Monday evening.
Mr.. Sam Merrill buried his little
son, Robert D.. Monday, He looked
to be promising child.
Mrs ]. w. Maberry, of Leipersfork
Tenn, was in town Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Grundbrey was in Nash
vile Saturday
The Mission had baptizing Sunday
About ten were baptised by Elder T
D. McGhee assisted by Mr.. Brown, o
Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. Sandy Mayberry, Of West Frank
lin, was in Sunday to hear Eide
Campbell.
Dr. Y. FL Redman was in Nash
vile Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Michel were il
Nashville Friday.
Mrs. Easter Hughes had a house t,
burn Saturday night. Mr.. Finn Muir
duck occupied it and lost everything
that was in the house as all were ava,
from home at the time of the fire.
The Teachers County Institute wa
held Saturday, a large number o
| teachers were here.
Prof. ]. K. Hughes, Of Bingham
| Tenn, was in town Saturday an
Sunday.