The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-08
COLUMBIA NOTES.

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Last Thursday one Of the morning
trains brought the remains Of two
former Columbians who died at their
homes in Nashville, Mr.. Jason Jack
son and Mr.. Charles Hunter. On ar
irving here the bodies were conveyed
to st. John Baptist Church, where a
double funeral was preached by Rev.
]. T. Gilmore, pastor. Mrs. Jack
son, wife of the deceased, will be
remembered as Miss Pearlie Wilkins,
and Mrs. Hunter as Miss Minnie
Harris. They have the sympathy Of
a large circle of friends. Rev. s. J.
Howard, presiding elder Of the Pu-
laski District, preached at st. Paul
last Sunday. Rev. G. L. Jackson, pre-
tsiding elder of the Columbia Dis
trict, will have charge of st. Paul
until the church is supplied with a
lpastor. A beautiful home wedding
took place at the home of the brides
parents, 1904 South Glade street,
Sunday evening, November the 9rd,
when Mrs. Hattie Fleming, the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney Evans, was united in mar
lriage to Mr.. Birtrum Moore, of Nash
willie, DR.. L. B. Ivory officiating. The
bride is very popular and was the
recipient of many useful presents. A
reception followed the ceremony, af-
ter which Mr.. and Mrs. Moore de-
parted for their home in Nashville.
The brides going away dress was a
blue tailored suit and hat to match.
The foot ball team has been organ
lied. d. B. T. Davis, coach: Mr..
Harlem Green, captain; Mr.. julius
Blair, manager. We will speak Of
the Thanksgiving game next week.
/, Cadiz, KY, to the bedside of a sick
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thomp-
son, of Eleventh street, are the
proud parents Of a fine little girl
baby. Mrs. Rosie Green has return
ed from Nashville. While there she
was the guest of Mrs. Florence Fish
2 'er. Mr.. English, Of Scovel street,
/ Nashville, was the guest of Prof.
Kelly last Sunday. ]. H. Kelly, Jr.,
: of Nashville, spent the day here last
Sunday with home folks. Mr.. A.
3 Brown, of Pulaski, was a visitor here
Hast Sunday, the guest of Miss Mary
E. Bradshaw. Master Lyman John
: son Is visiting his sister in Iron City.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. H. Staten went to
a Nashville last Monday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Slaten's brother, Mr..
, A. T. Staten, who died in Washing
ton, d. c., and was brought to Nash
slville for burial. Mrs. Lucille Nichol-
l son and little daughter left Sunday
morning for Mobile, Ala, to visit her
son, DR.. Allen G. Nicholson, and his
n family. She will spend the winter
Il in the South. Mrs. Lucretia Hol-
ston continues in very poor health
at the home of her brother, Mr..
Thomas Birdsong. Little Robert G,
Foster spent several days in Nash.
vile with his mother and father, Mr..
h and Mrs. Robert Boyd Foster. Messrs,
Hume Sykes, of Nashville; Charley
Daughterty, John Alternately, Walter
4 McNairy and Mellen Carter, Of Pu
. laski, we're the guests Of Miss jamie
+, Greene October goth. Mr.. John w
= Irvine went to Cross Bridges Friday
" night, where he spoke in the inter
est of the Bull Moose Party. Quite
y a jolly and most enjoyable affair was
L the Halloween masquerade party a.
II the residence Of Mrs. Italy K. Half
IS acre. For a long time the masker:
1t were unidentified. Miss jamie Greene
n as Pocahontas, Miss Italy Trotter a.
Death, Mrs. Hattie Gilmore as {
frisky boy, DR.. Lucius Gilmore as ole
l. black Joe, Mrs. Elma Logue as /;
'e bashful little country girl, Mrs. Jes
sic Mayes as the Lady in Black, Mrs
d Eula Green as "a beautiful doll,
% Miss Maggie Green as aunt Dinah,
,. Mrs. Minnie Irwin as Bean Brum
% ell" kept the gentlemen puzzled
long time as to their identity. Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Kelly are the proud
~ parents Of a fine twelve-pound bah!
y girl. Prof. W. P. irwin, of Pear
High School, Nashville, spent the
weekend with his family. Quite
"a number of young people are prepar
10 ing to go to Franklin November I'll
n to cheer the Columbia football team
on to victory. Prof. A. Sampson
Browne, who is teaching fancy needl
work in the city school, put a fame,
f' table cloth with many designs of hi
G. own in the church fair at Bethel A
M. e. Church, and his piece took tn
first premium over many oilers thu
N were on exhibition. The seconl
n. premium was to Miss Louis, Chat
" fin, who is taking lessons under hi
9 direction, with many other misses o
the city school.
STEVENSON (ALA1 NOTES.