The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-03-22
CzQrksDHe NeUS and Comment.


famous choir, The Peoples Choral
Union, under Rev. q. M. Seymour,
assisted by Madam Kate Greenlaw,
and all the best artists Of the city.
Mrs. Mary Carr, of Ford street, is
still very i'll. Mr.. w. w. Keesee, Of
Franklin street, who has been quite
sick, is getting around again. Mr..
Virgil Davis is quite sick at his home
on Martin street. Mrs. Rebecca
Stoner met with a painful accident
last week by falling ana spraining
her ankle. 1t is supposed that no
bones were broken and although she
suffered severely she is on the road
to recovery. Miss Myrtle Minor,
one Of the members of Mt Olive
choir, visited her brother In Nash
Vile last week. Mrs. Amos Raimey,
now resident of Nashville, visited
friends and relatives here at her old
home last Sunday. Mrs. Bette Dab
ney visited her daughter in Nash
vile last Sunday. Prof. H. r.
Merry, principal of our High School,
spent Sunday in the capital city.
Mrs. Willie Bufin, Of South Third
street, has been quite sick the past
week. Mrs. Arthur Dabney, who
brought the remains of her husband,
Mr.. A. C. Dabney, from Chicago to
this city three weeks ago for inter-
ment, and who has been spending
some time with relatives in Hopkins
vile, KY, spent last Sunday in
GAINESVILLE and then left for her
former home in Steubenville, Ohio.
Mrs Dabney was very favorably i'm
pressed with the South. DR.. s. JEFF
ferson, our popular dentist, and his
family had an exciting experience
last week, when their dog, Sidney,
went mad and started on wild
rampage Fortunately his condition
was discovered before he got into
the house, and the doctor, after clos
ing every door tried his marksman-
ship on the raging canine. Three
bullets were put into him with no
more effect than to cause him to
Jump the fence and start up the
street, attacking whomsoeVer he
met. Many persons had narrow
escapes from his poisonous teeth,
but with police and neighbors chas-
ing him he was finally rounded up
and five more shots in his body end
ed his wild career. Remember Wes-
ley Chapel's great rally tomorrow,
when Bishop G. H. Phillips, M. D.,
D. D., will preach in the morning
and Rev. S. w. Toles, OF st. John
Baptist Church, at o'clock. All of
the churches are expected to be
present in the afternoon, and great
time is anticipated.
Rev. Wilson 8. Pettus Passes Away
After a lingering illness Of sew
eral months, the Rev. Wilson S. Pet
tus, pastor of Spring Hill and Mt
Lebanon Baptist Churches, near this
city, passed to his final rest last Sun.
day morning about nine o'clock. He
has pastored Spring HILL for nine
years and Mt. Lebanon for seven
years, and was very popular with
the people of the entire community
His funeral was held at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church last Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and long before the
hour announced, the church was over
flowed with those desiring to pay
their last tribute of respect to 8
worthy minister. In fact, there were
many more people outside the build
ing than could possible get on the
inside. The Masonic fraternity had
charge of the remains The sermon
was preached by Rev. Robert Barker
in very able manner from Rev. 81:
4. The pastor, Rev. E. M. Seymour
and Rev. P. D. Dennis, of Guthrie
KY, also spoke. Resolutions from
the Baptist Minister'S Alliance were
read by Prof Carr. The floral offer
ings were many and appropriate
More than score Of ministers wer,
present.
Death of Miss Leola Firse.
Again the angel of Death has Wis
tied our city, taking this time on,
of our most popular young ladies