The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-05-30
City Items.

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Miss Ardell Shoffner, who has been
attending school at the Spelman Sem
mary of Atlanta, Ca, returned home
Last Friday for the summers vaca-
ton.
Miss Hulda Margaret Little of so
University street, visited her parents
at Baston Station Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. H. Bandy, wife of DR.. G.
II. Bandy, who has been ill for sew
era1 weeks is able to sit up
MIR and Mrs. Henry Duncan of
Sparta, were the guests of Miss Hat
tie Spurlock last week.
Mrs. Beulah Falkner and Miss Leila
B. Martin of McMinnville are in the
city visiting Mrs Wood and Miss
Spurlock. Miss Martin is a student
of Morristown College.
Get your children ready for the
closing of school. Have them look
spick and span, look to their shoes.
hats, gloves, ribbons, etc. See j. Y.
Foreman, 18th and Jefferson, and
have a heart-to-heart talk with him.
He knows your needs and will give
you the right prices on everything.
Mr.. Harry w. Gwynn of Sewanee
was in the city last week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Pearl Crews, the daughter of
Prof. j. H. Kelley of Columbia, Tenn,
is in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. H. McGinnis OF
Sparta were in the city last week thu
guests of relatives and friends.
Miss Alma Wells returned to the
city last Friday from Atlanta, Ga.
where she has been attending schoool
at Spelman Seminary
Miss Ollie Turner is quite i'll al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Turner, 1916 9Th avenue, North
, Mrs. Lula Outen Thomas of Craw
/ louisville, Ind, who was called home
| on account of the death of her fathel
: has returned to Indiana. Mrs. Thorn
: as was uuite a favorite among the
= peo"le Will here.
commencement shoes, commence
men hats, commencement ribbons
in fact, everything you need for com
mencement, at J. H. Foreman. It'll
and Jefferson
Miss Susie Crawley, who has beel
: teaching in the city schools of LAX,
: Providence, Louisiana, returned las
D Friday to spend the summer with he
mother at 1902 Harding street.
Councilman S. P. Harris of tn
! Third Ward is making extensive re
pairs to his Jefferson street residence
When completed it will be a hanC
some two-story structure with all o
the modern conveniences. TIL
: present one-story dewlling is bein
= transformed so as to make ten o
y twelve room dwelling, with nea1l
. arranged sleeping apartments, Twin
rooms, and a modern breakfast roor
! with a dining room attached.
o DR.. ]. P. Crawford, Fourteenth az
o enue, North, Grand Chancellor of TIL
Q Knights of Pythias of Tennessee,
/. remodeling his home. The house i
; to be raised about two feet and a
|. upper story put on.
s Embroderies in great abundance
k arriving by express daily. Price
cheaper than ever. j. H. Foreman
18th and Jefferson.
Mrs. Susie Crawley, 1903 Hardin
|. street, is pushing the work rapid
t, on her new two-story residence to b
+ located at 1906 Harding street. Th
IS house will be one of the modern NJ
A to-date dwellings to be found in tn
e North End and which is calculated t
h be the result of the splendid movt
d ment of the North End Neighborhoo
2, Union
e Mrs. Lucy A. Patton, of Franklin
n spent Saturday and Sunday with he
l. daughter, Miss Melinda A. Patton, {
% 915 Vernon avenue.
e Mrs. A. c. Holder, who has bee
s. qnite i'll recently, is able to be u
and out agais.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Bradley and 81
l. ter, Miss Carrie M. Holder, sper
n Sunday in Franklin They were rig
e, ly entertained by Miss Anna LII
e. Bradley and relatives.
t. Dress materials suitable for scho,
n closing. A big lot to select fror
n, Come early and get your choice.
he H. Foreman, 18th and Jefferson.
n Mr. Ollie Turner, of Huntsvill
s. Ala, the nephew of Mr.. and Mr.
C. Richard Turner of Firth avenu
r died last Friday night, May 29. H
s. remains were conveyed to Huntsvill
lie Ala, for burial.
ra MIR Foster L. Covington will leav
IA Tuesday evening for Indianannli