The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-17
~CLARksvlLLE NOTES.

CLRhkSVILLE NO ES.
MISS Dionueila dunlop is at home
wlCn tne close OF the school year al
rlsK University.
wi. Jack Allen, of Palmyra, spent
last monuay mere visiting friends.
VI. ttoUert L. Burt, thysician-in-
charge Of the home lnfirmary, leaves
Tor hnoAvnle next Monday to be pres
ent al the nrst session of the State
Medical Association. He is a member
OF the Executive Committee.
Mrs. Redmond, who underwent an
operation at the Infrmary, is new
back at her home on Franklin street,
and expresses herself as being highly
pleased with the treatment received
while at the hospital,
The Clarksville Grants suffered de-
feat for the first time this season at
the hands Of Bowling Green, who won
With two victories. However, the
Giants followed these defeats with
two victories, defeating Providence
and Pembroke, respectively. They
play two games with Providence
Thursday and Friday, the 10th and
18th.
A large and attentive audience filleG
the auditorium Of New Hope Baptist
dnurch at the closing eAorclses vi
Rossview School, of which Mrs. Amy
j.. Clark is Principal. Among those
who went from Clarksville were Mes
DANES Katie Thompkins, Eva McRae,
Misses Emma Dabney, Willie McRae,
Messrs. Vivian Dabney, Hervey Cobb
and Amos Armstrong. The
was well rendered.
Quite a number attended the teach
er's examination given last Thursday
and Friday. the 9th and 10th.
DR.. r. T. Burt has purchased from
Mr.. Ed Williams, our well-known
i1veryman, a handsome black horse, OF
which he seems especially proud. The
animal has style and stability and
when hitched to DR.. Burt's Patterson
Stanhope, is a picture of beauty.
Catron-Blakey. The marriage cere.
mony between Miss Lena M. Blakey
and Mr.. Samuel Catron was solem-
nized at the residence of the bride,
on Eleventh street, Sunday afternoon,
June 18th, at 6 p. M. The ceremonies
We're performed by Rev. C. H. Boone,
pastor of st. Peters A. NJ. e. Church.
The affair was one of magnificence.
Miss Blakey was one of Montgomery
Countys most brilliant and fascinat,
ing teachers. She had
friends, and the vast gathering along
with the many beautiful and useful
presents bespeak their love for the
bride and high esteem for the groom.
The bride was most deliberately attir-
ed in a steel gray silk, with brocade
and %overlace, while her head decora-
tons We're of white sweet peas. Mr..
Samuel F. Catron is a prosperous cit
izen of Hickory Point, Tenn, and
stands high in his community. Mr.
and Mrs. Catron will reside for the
present at South Eleventh street,
Cl~arksville, Tenn. A delightful menu
was served consisting of ices, from G
until 8 p. M. The guests leaving stat.
ed 1t as having been one of the most
pleasant events Of the season.
Dr.. s.. Jefferson, our Dentist. has
made a number of additions to his
dental parlor, being fitted ND with
electric instruments and apparatuses
from operatory to laboratory. We
boast of having one of the most up-to-
date dental parlors in the South. with
a dentist equal to all the emergencies
Mr.. Dan Johnson, who has spent
the past two years in Louisville. is
here visiting his family and relatives
Mr.. Fred Dix and wife returned
Saturday evening, June 18th. from a
two weeks bridal tour. Mr.. Dix was
united in marriage Sunday morning
May 18th, to Miss Ethel Williams. bv
Rev. c. H. Boone at his residence.
From thence the newly weds took the
first train for st. Louis, on a visit to
an aunt of the groom, Mrs. Martha
Carrot. Mr. Dix and wife are we'll
known and highly esteemed in this
community. They will reside at the
home of the bride, Ais South Third
street.
Mr.. Geo. c. Dabney, who has for
some time been connected with the
Globe as its local representative, has
severed his connection with same.
From now on, all communications. as
well as subscriptions for the Nashville
Globe, are solicited and will be care
fully and Dunctually looked after by
Walter s.. Grant. Phone SEQ.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dudley, of Peach
ers Mill, entertained a few of their
friends at dinner Sunday in honor Of
Mr.. George Day, of St. Louis. It was
a very elaborate affair and all those
who were present enjoyed it immense.
~. Those present were Misses Bessie