The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-07-11
City Items.

Mr.. Samuel w. Black and his little
niece, Gwendolyn Mercedes Black, of
Chicago, ILL.,, are in the city visiting
Mr.. Blacks mother, Mrs. Fannie
Sneed, at GO Willow street.
Miss Willard Oliver, of Chattanoo-
ga, is the guest of Miss B. Madeline /
Carter.
Mr.. John Watkins Beecher Irwin,
Clarence Cummings, Misses Mollie |
Spurlock, Nellie Austin and Hattie
Spurlock were in Franklin the Fourth. /
Mr.. Charlie Brooks, of Chicago,
will arrive in the city Thursday en-
route to Sparta to visit his mother.
Mr. John B. Childs visited Columbia
last week.
Mrs Lena Thomas and son, Edwin
E. Thomas, of 2417 Batavia street,
spent Sunday at Chattanooga upon
the Lookout Mountain They report
pleasant trip.
Mrs. S. H. Miller, of 1407 Harding
street, and her little granddaughter,
Miss Clara Allen, of y23 Fourteenth
avenue, went to Smyrna Tuesday,
where they will be the guests of Rev
and Mrs. Edward Ransom for several
days, after which they will leave for
Murtreesboro, where they will spend
two or three weeks visiting relatives.
After spending very busy week
in the most celebrated Negro town in
the United States, Rev. Preston Tay-
lor has returned to the city. He re-
ports having had a most successful
trip to Mound Bayou, where he went
in the interest of the Christian
Church of that place. Their rally,
which was pulled off the Sunday Rev.
Taylor was present was a financial
success. He seemed to be we'll
pleased with the Agricultural advan-
tages and the splendid farms in such
close proximity to this Negro town.
After having spent about two
weeks in this city, Mrs. Grace viii.
son Carter, the suffragette, left Thurs
day morning for Danville, Va, going
by way of Atlanta, Ga. While in
!. Virginia she will visit her parents.
Leaving there she goes to fill some
engagements in Northern Ohio.
Miss Helen Wherry, of st. Louis
Mo- is in the city the guest of Mrs
A. E. Title and sisters, of 52S Lischey
avenue She will be glad to meet
her many friends and acquaintance
while here.
Mrs. James Childress, of Murfrees
boro, Tenn, is visiting in the city fol
an indefinite stay.
, Dr. l.. s. Wilson, of Scovel street
has accepted a position in Muskogee
Okla, as a pharmacist.
, Mrs. Robeila Edmondson, of Mem
phis, Tenn, and Miss Mary Clark, OF
Fayetteville, Tenn, were the guests
o. Mrs. Robert Robinson last Sunday
Mrs. Henry Bell, formerly Of this
city, but now residing at Greenbrier
Tenn, with her sister, is very i'll.
Mrs. Birdie McFarlond, formerly Of
| this city but now of Evansville, Ind.
arrived here Sunday night. She viii
, spend the summer with her mother
Mrs Mary King 914 Jackson street
> Mrs. Eliza Barnes, 917 Tenth ave
= nue., South, will spend the summer il
, Chicago with Mrs. Dallas Bryant.
Or H. G. Douglass, of st. Louis
4 Mo, spent the weekend in the cit!
4 visiting Miss B. Madeline Carter, o
' 1873 Wharf avenue.
Mrs. Lucy S. Smith, Miss lrby M
Cable and Master Albert Cable, o
.o9 Fourth avenue, South, left tn,
4 city Wednesday night for Chicago
Ill.,, to spend the summer They vii
be the guests Of Mr. J. W. Cable.
Z Mr.. f. NJ Prince, of Pasadena, Cal
stopped over in Nashville en- route t
4 Mobile. and visited the Globe ofiic
: Monday.
MIS-. Thos. G. Morgan and children
D Of St. Louis, are visiting Mrs. Ham
= brio on Marry street,
I Miss Ruth Marie Hambric has re
' turned from New Orleans, where sh
L has been attending school.
l. Tine Southern Workman" has jus
1 been issued telling in detail of tn
i work recently accomplished by tn
y Negroes in the city of Durham L
/ addition to this it contained man
L pictures of buildings and grounds @
. the Hampton Institute, of Virginia
. and also tells of the work of the re
, turned Indians who attended this II
T. stitute.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. U. w. Richardson an
j. son, of Chattanooga, are the guest
- of the Misses Stone on Jefferso
i street
l. Mrs. Eliza Williams, together wit
her daughter, Mary, and sister, Clar
l. E., were the weekend guests of Mrs
IS Hannah P. Johnson, of Eighteenth aV
y enue, North. They were en- route t
d Columbia to visit relatives, but wi
return to this city to attend the SCI
sions of Calanthe Court.
v BEE-KEEPlNG IN TENNESSEE.