The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-05-06
CITY ITEMS

Brooks spent Sunday at Franklin,
where they report having had a nice
time.
Mr.. Jas. H. Malone, of 1852 Smil-
ey street, left Monday for Mobile,
Ala.
Mrs. w. B. Clark will visit her pa
rents at Johnsonville. On her return
she will stop at Dickson to visit Mr..
Clark's people.
DR.. A. w. Thompson, Meharry 10,
left Friday, 9th, for Birmingham,
Ala, where he goes to take the ex-
animation for license to practice den
tistry in said state.
Mr.. Courtney E. Parrish, gradu-
ate of Pearl High School in 1906, was
recently appointed regular mail
clerk in the post Office at Chicago, Ill.
Prof. p H. Benson, who has just
closed a successful term of school at
Hampton, Tenn, returned Sunday,
May list.
DR.. Chas. L. Morgan, of Dickson,
Tenn, spent two days in the city
this week, mingling with friends.
Mrs. Green L. Scales, of Topeka,
Kans., who was in the city attending
the Clark Dobson nuptials, left last
Tuesday for her home.
Rev. G. H. Clark left the city Mon
day night for Memphis, where he
will spend about ten days engaged in
a revival with Rev. DR.. Written.
On Tuesday, Rev. r. H. Boyd left
on the Dixie Flyer to attend the
South Carolina Baptist State Con-
vention, which is in session at Spar
tanburg this week. He was joined
there by Rev. VIM. Beckham, Field
Secretary. DR.. Boyd came home by
way Of Augusta, where he looked in
on the quadrennial session of the G.
M. q. Church. He stopped for day
in Atlanta and is expected home TO-
morrow.
Rev. N. H. Plus reached the city
this week from an extended trip
through Alabama and Georgia. He
reports that the Sunday-School Con-
gress is the whole talk in these two
states.
Rev. E. w. D. Isaac, Secretary Of
the B. Y. P. U. Board, was in South
Carolina this week attending the
State Convention.
Mr.. Eb Starnes and his brother,
Thomas, arrived in the city Monday
from Chicago to attend the bedside
of their sick mother, Mrs. H. R.
Starnes, of 1899 Eighteenth avenue,
North.
Mrs. V. Broughton passed through
the city Thursday from Knoxville en-
route to her home in Memphis.
Mrs. A. H. Booker and little son, Of
South Pittsburg, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Miller, of 1901 Jefferson street.
Mrs. Alfred Bentson, Of Chicago,
H., is in the city visiting Mrs, Jas.
Coffee, of 629 Ewing avenue. Mrs.
Coffee would be glad if her friends
would call to see Mrs. Bentson.
Mr.. Carney Bell has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. B. F. Mason, of Dickson,
Tenn, will come very soon to visit
her husbands cousins, Mr. w. B.
Clark and Mrs. Vina A. Malone.
Mr.. j. e. Valentine, one of our pop
ular painters, is having his home i'm
proved by adding two more rooms.
Miss Sadie Binford, who has been
teaching at Sadalia, Mo-, stopped over
at Fisk for few days last week
Miss Binford's home is Huntsville
Ala.
Mr.. S. V. Lotion, of Chicago, Ill.
has just recently undergone serious
operation which has proven very sue
cessful. Mr.. Lotion was formerly q
resident of this city.
Mr.. VIM. Walker, of Ashland City
was the guest Of Miss Emma N. Bur
ruson last Sunday.
Miss Josie M. Andrews, who has
been sick several weeks, is able tt
be out again.
Mr.. w. H. McGavock left for Co
lumbia, Tenn, May 4 to take charge
of the remains Of Mr.. Parks
brother of Mr.. Jake Parks, ont
of the leading undertakers Of Chica
go, Ill
Mr.. Benz. Franklin, Of Chattanooga
spent Friday and Saturday in the cit!
the guest of Miss Madeline Garter
of Wharf avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Phillips, Jr, o
Tyler, Tex, passed through the cit,
Monday night with the Texas delega
ton, who are enroute to Augusta, Ga
where the General Conference Of tn
C. M. e. Church is in session. The
will return and spend commencement