The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-10-13
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Miss Ella Hassel, of Rushellvania,
Ohio, died recently at her home. Miss
Hassel was student of Roger Will
liams University.
Miss A. M. Freeman, who teaches
at Union, spent Sunday home.
Rev. c. H. Clark, D. D., pastor of
Mt. Olive Baptist Church, returned to
the city Tuesday morning after hav-
| ing spent a most successful week in
Atlanta Ca, conducting meeting for
i Rev. Williams. He reports q large
number of converts during his weeks
stay.
Miss Emma Shorter left the city
last week to take up her work in
Campbell College, Jackson, Miss.
Rev. Thompson, of Louisville, KY,
graduate of the State University,
is here conducting a meeting for
Rev. Stubbefield and his people in
East Nashville.
Right now is the time to buy what
you will need for the fall and win
ter in underwear, shoes, millinery,
furnishings, dress goods, etc. Our
stock is complete and Prices the
lowest.
J. H. FOREMAN, 18th ave., and
Jefferson street (Matison's old stand)
The next meeting of the Sunday
School Union of the Baptist Sunday
Schools will take place at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, Cedar street, Sunday
afternoon, November 18th
Dr. J. R. Ransom is now located at
the Fisk Pharmacy on Jefferson
street, as pharmacist.
Miss Martha Stratton, of North
Eighth avenue, is somewhat indis-
posed this week
Mrs. Hattie Osborn of Gallatin
Tenn, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Robert Robinson, last week.
Miss Annie l.. Hart and her sister,
Mrs. e. H. Hart, were in Louisville,
KY, last week visiting. On her return
to Nashville she left for her home in
Shelbyville Tuesday.
Mrs. Davie Cheathan, Of 1881 Cliff
ton Pike, spent a few days with Mrs
e. H. Hart.
Not how cheap, but how good is
our motto. We offer you nothing
but best quality and newest styles
to select your dress goods, shoes,
millinery, ladies and gents furnish
ings, ETC., at j. H. FOREMAN'S,
18th avenue and JeffersoH.
Invitations are out announcing the
18th annual celebration of the we'd
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steers, Of
Montgomery, Ala, which is to take
place at their residence, 259 South
Jackson street, Wednesday evening,
October 25, 1911, from 8 to 10. Mr..
Chas. Sterrs and Miss Eloise Richard
were married October %, 1899
Mrs. Will Norman, Mrs. w, Scruggs,
Mrs. Lu Ella Mathis spent few days
last week with Mrs. Thomas, Of Col
umbia
Mrs ]. Fulghum will be the guest
of Mrs. W. Norman this week, 905
Twelfth avenue, North.
Miss Lou Ella H. Mayberry is at
home again, after visiting several
weeks her uncles in Louisville, In
dianapols and Chicago. During her
stay in Chicago, she visited Michigan
City, returning home reports a very
pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mrs John Prince of 1909
Jackson street, are all smiles over the
arrival of fine bouncing baby boy.
Miss Malinda Rhoten, who has been
visiting her relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Landers, left the city this
week for Madison, Ark, going by way
of Memphis. Miss Rhoten will make
future home in Madison with her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonds.
a trial purchase win convince you
that this store is the right place for
you to do your shopping. Best goods,
lowest prices and courteous treat
ment is our motto. Come shop with
us and save.
], H. FOREMAN, 18th ave-, and
Jefferson street (Matison'S old stand) j.,
Mr.. N. j. Blanton has just return
ed to the city, after spending his va
cation in Indianapolis and Louis
vile where he was the guest of Mrs.
Perry Kennedy at dinner and also
his future fiance
CLARKSVILLE'S FIRST CON
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