The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-03

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orator of the race spent several days
in our city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen A. Carter.
Meet me there without fail, the
Chantant.
Mrs l.. b. Bridges father, Mr.
Peter Burnette, of this city, is seri-
ously ill., Messrs. Anderson \. Bur
nette. Thomas l.. Burnette, Mrs, Elsie
Waters and Miss Lucille Burnette
have returned from st. Louis, Mo, to
be at his bedside,
Miss Elizabeth Cummings is in the
city visiting her brother, Mr.. Georg2
Cummins. 500 Overton street
Miss Georgia NJ. Bahbs and aunt,
Mrs. Alice Suggs, of Springfield, have
just returned from a short stay at
Dawson Springs, Ky.
Mrs. Van L. Mccullough of Leba-
non is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson PEBBLES, on PerSrs
street. She was accompanied home
hy her sister, Miss Elsie NJ. PEBBLES,
after spending two weeks in Leba-
non.
Sodas and ices are Supremacy delici-
Gus at the Chantant.
Mrs. Maggie l. King, who was a
resident of Bakertown and was seri-
ously injured during lifetime the
destructive cyclone passed through
there, May 27, 1917, is now recover
ing She has been confined to her
bed in the hospital for a number of
weeks. She will soon be able to be
dismissed She will be able to go to
her fathers home who lives at Her
mitage, which place she will make
her home for while,
Mrs. Mabel b. Ward, 1903 Jefferson
street was called to the bedside of
heI father, j, II. Brown, who was
very i'll at that time. but by the care.
full nursing of Mrs. Ward and friends
he is improvins rapidly. We hope To
have him out again soon for he Is
very much missing among his friends,
Did You see the crowd at the Chan
tant? 1t was simply gorgeous, that's
all.
Mrs. Maggie Sheppard Of 1922
Thompson street, took leave for
Chicago July 18th, where she will
spend two months with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. McClain, and
other relatives. On her return trip
she will visit friends and relatives
in st. Louis, Mo
Mrs, Mary E. Hampton of Chicago,
Ill, is the guest of Mrs S. B. Cairo,
500 9Th avenue, S.
Cold and invigorating sodas, ices
nd Dt a
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hicks, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who re-c sitting in Nash
Vile last month have returned to
their home. While in the South they
made sevearl visits, taking in Sum-
mersyille, Tenn, on the route. Mrs.
Hicks was a former resident of this
city. but Mr.. Hicks was born and
reared in Ohio. 1t was his first trip
South. Mrs. HIS $ he mother of
Miss Pila Patterson one of the re-
cent graduates Of Pearl High School.
No War prices at my store, j. H..
FOREMAN, 18th Ave. and Jefferson
st. Shoes and dry goods absolutely at
cost and in some instances for less.
We have to make room for our stock
of fall shoes and dry goods which are
now arriving and in order to clear
our shelves of the goods on hand we
are Offering our entire stock for the
next Is days absolutely at cost and
in many instances for less than cost.
Imagine what a big saving this offer
means to you At this time when all
classes of merchandise are advancing
I'M
Wait,
Misses Estella B. Nicely, Matte Sue
Tones and MYRTLE Sanford, delegates
from Clark Memorial Church, return
ed to the city from the District Con
ference which convened at Nolens-
vile, Tenn. They report a splendid
meeting and jolly good time. They
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Copeland.
Mr.. Andrew j. HOllenswOrth an(
daughter, Miss Lillian Hollens worth
will visit his fNther and mother a
Dickson. They will also visit hi
sister at Clarksville before returnin!
home.
Miss Marie Frierson of Columbia
Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. Grant Mil
Ter Of 27 Robinson st. She will re
turn home Saturday.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sanders
Hold yourself in readiness to at
tend Come and take advantage o
all that is offered you at this won
derful sale which begins Frida
morning August 3 and be sure 20
are at FOREMAN'S, corner 18th Ave
and Jefferson Street. Do not mis-
take the place. For lack of space w
can not quote prices.
daughter of Mrs. Patience Sanders c
913 South Street is spending a fe'
= weeks vacation in st. Louis, Mo
T. with her aunts and cousin, Mrs. Ii;
2 Zie Pearson and Mrs. Nora Sander
S Dr. Edward Belle of Mississippi
} graduate of Meharry Medical Colleg
was successful in passing the Tel
nessee State Board and also the S
e Louis, Missouri State Board. | que!
e his friends in Nashville will be gls
S to hear of his wonderful success.
0 Mrs. Ruthy Nicely of IA Miller 81
n left the city Tuesday for Mt Julie
\ Tenn. She has been on the eve of
t nervous breakdown for several week
;. We wish for her very pleasant VI
cation and speedy recovery to no
NAL health. She was accompaniC
on this trip by her neice, Miss Matt
!. Sue Jones. They are the guest
= Mrs. Mamie Woolens
d WANTED.
III A man of experience, 80 years c
'e to work on my place. Good pay
~ right party; good room on place; s
&c miles on the Interurban. Adore
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y Mrs. Alex Douglas, of Franklin, X
A. has been in the city for the past t
g g days and was the guest of Mrs. Jas {
~, 40 fee, during her stay she was entensi'
=, ly entertained with auto rides, VIII
~ parties dinners and teas. She repol
a. having spent a delightful stay.
8 DR.. |. l.. Hildreth of Lexingtt
ny Tenn, was the guest of Miss jamie
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