The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-02-09
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Prof. ]. L. Leach, Vice President
of the Nashville College of Embalm-
ing. is now confined to his bed at
the George w. Hubbard Hospital,
where he will be for several weeks
as a result of an operation perform
ed by DR.. Daniel H. Williams, of
Chicago.
Mr. Perry Knott, of lilo Grundy
street, is very i'll.
Mr.. Albert McChristian, of Shell
byville, is in the city this week.
Mrs. Alice c, Hart is sick at her
home.
Call Main 1865. The Textile Color
ing and Dry Cleaning Company
will dye for you. Johnsons Males
tic Theatre Building, 42S Cedar
street
u. S. MORTON, Manager.
Mr. E. j. Cannon is visiting in
Shelbyville this week.
The many friends of Miss Dicie
Hodge will regret very muvch to hear
of her leaving for New York City
the LIST of March to make her future
home. She will spend several days
of her leaving for zNew York City
leaving for New York.
Mrs. Sallie A. White, who has been
very III for two weeks, is much inn
proved, which her friends are very
glad to hear
When you want a copy of the
Globe, get it at The Palms.
Misses Bessie Hugle and Minnie
Nancy were the guests of Miss Ora
L. Copeland Sunday.
DR.. j. p. Hickman, of Murfrees-
boro, is in the city this week.
Hon. P. F. Hill, Of the Third Ward,
Nashville, Tenn, has announced him
self as a candidate for magistrate
from the city and ditrict at large,
subject to the general election in Au-
gust, 1912.
Mr.. Hill is a substantial citizen of
Davidson County, and q heavy tax
payer on valuable real estate in the
city and county. He Is the present
Grand Master Of the United Brothers
Of Friendship and the Sisters of the
Mysterious Ten. He has held some
Of the most prominent positions in
the secret orders of the colored peo-
pie Of the United States; also In the
Cumberland (colored) Presbyterian
Church of the United States.
Telephone Main 1866. The Textile
Coloring and Dry Cleaning Company
will clean your garments. Have our
wagon to call and deliver. Prompt
service.
U. S. MORTON, Manager.
At the popular price store of ]. H.
Foreman, Eleventh avenue and JEFF
ferson, you can see the newest line
of spring dress ginghans; splendid
quality, fast colors, all styles, at 10
cents the yard.
DR.. S. Warfield of Bowling Green,
KY, is here attending two patients
brought with him.
at Hubbard Hospital whom he
DR.. j. T. Wilson is now in Okla
homa, having been summoned there
to patient.
If you haven't a habit get The
Palms Habit. Leaders in their line.
Notice is hereby given to all mem
bers of the Golden Rod Chapter No.
is, o., E. s. that they are requested
to attend the Business Meeting and
Reception that will be rendered the
Royal Grand Matron of Tennessee,
Mrs. M. l.. Kelly, of Clarksvil e,
Tenn, at the Masonic Hall, All
Fourth avenue, North Napier Court,
third floor) on Wednesday night,
February IA, 1912.
Misses Callie Landers and Veralee
Hudson spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Ed Ward, Of 200 Eighteenth
avenue, North. About four o'clock
a luncheon was served.
Mrs. Arthur Spencer and Mrs.
Thos. Haywood spent a delightful
Sunday evening in North Nashville
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins.
Telephone Main 1865. The Textile
Coloring and Dry Cleaning Company
will call and deliver.
U. S. MORTON, Manager.
Mr.. Hill is fully qualified to fill
the office of magistrate for Davidson
County, and will be a credit to the
race and faithful servant in the Of
flee. He solicits the support Of all his
friends, and those that are not as
well.
When you want nice hot or cold
drink, get it at The Palms.
Special sale this week of Warmers
Rust Proof" and "Thompson's Glove
fitting" Corsets at ]. H. Foremans,
Eleventh avenue and Jefferson, for
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $1OO and 90 cents.
Latest models, perfect fitting Ask
to see them.