The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-09
E NOTES.

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Rov. ] N. Watkins, the Supreme
President of the w. P. L. A. Lodge,
has returned home from making
some of his annual visits to the diff
ferent lodges; he viii leave next week
for West Tennessee to continue
his visits DR. r. F. Boyd, of Nash
vile, spent a night and one day here
last week, tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. PEBBLES and Rev. end Mrs.
Green. The "Cansler' Court will
meet in its regular session next Mon
day night at 8 o'clock. Let all the
members be present Three new
members will be obligated in the first
degree. The Grand Lecturer win be
here ON the 18th. Decoration Day
brought many people to our city, the
greatest crowd that has ever been
here, came this year. The train from
Nashville bore hundreds of people
here. The real meaning of this day
and the object of this national cele-
brat on seemed to be forgotten by so
many OF our people. We are glad to
see our friends and kindred here
once a year, when they meet us sober
and we can carry them to our homes
and spend the day with pleasure, if
We do not wish to go to the cemetery.
But to have them come here and
walk the streets cursing and drinking
is most disgusting each year. The
officers making arrests on every turn,
some are able to pay their fines, and
some are not. Mr.. George Ransom's
beautiful home was destroyed by
fire last Tuesday. MIR. Ransom is an
active member in the X. of p, Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows Lodges. Each
of them donated a neat sum of money
to him. Let fellowship and brother
ly love continue. One of the most
shocking incidents to happen in Muir
freesboro was the death or Mrs. Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mrs Harris, of Leban-
on, have been here only a short while
in the undertaking business. Miss
Pearl Gray was the guest of Annie
Lue Ransom a few days last week.
Hiss Ransom was on the sick list,
but is letter now. MIR. M H. Wade
and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Leath,
Miss Cora Wade and Miss Ora Wade,
of Nashville, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Wade and Rev. j. N.
Watkins. Miss Georgia Sykes, of
Smyrna, was in town Tuesday Miss
Hattie l1ellums, of Lebanon, spent a
week with Miss Lillian Simmons.
Misses Angie Finch, Lottie Belle
Finch and Georgia Wagner spent
Tuesday with Miss Lillian Simmons.
Miss Carrie Delbridge left last Mon
day for Chicago. Miss Almeda Nc
Cullough VIII leave Tuesday for Lou
isville, Ky. Miss Ftna Lowe has re-
turned home after spending the week
end in Columbia at here uncles
home, Rev. G. w. Norman. Miss Lii
liam Simmons will leave Friday for
Ridgetop to spend the summer. A
fishing party was given on last
Thursday in honor of DR.. r F. Boyd,
of Nashville. The party chaperoned
by Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Greene, left
the city in a pleasure wagon for the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Ramsey at
10 a. H., from there they were car
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the nice refreshing shade along the
banks At 1 p. m. dinner was spread
by t he ladies. After dinner fish
ing and other games were en-
joyed. Those partaking were Rev.
and Mrs. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meeks, Mesdames Dilsey Ferguson,
Georgia Ramsey, King Williams,
Laura PEBBLES, Misses Dilsey Butler,
Florence Kirk, Grace, Queente and
Mary Green, Fanny Alexander, Car
RE L. Watkins, Carrie Williams, John
E. O'Neal, LOrella Brown, Messrs.
James North, William Alexander,
Broom Burton, Erskine Lyle. Ho-
bart Brown, Harry Green, Prof. T. G..
Carney and r. F. Boyd