The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-24

Dr.. Spencer left off. Dr. Jones comes
to us we'll recommended and he is a
close relative to the Spencer folks.
M. l.. Miller, editor of the Nashville
Globe, was entertained by Rev. VIM
jenkins Sunday in the old way. Come
again, Brother Miller. Mrs. Laura
Clendenon was called to Missouri
Monday to be at the sick bed of her
son, Robbie. Laura Ann and Julius
are keeping house while she is away
Mrs. George Davidson of Chicago, the
sister of Mr.. Ed Fishback, is spending
week at her old home. Mrs. David.
son is an old citizen of this place
and when she and her husband lived
here they were the leaders in three
of four different lodges. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson have gone north and made
good. They have two sons who are
now running business in Chicago, a
fine drug store at 6454 Boulevard ave
nue.. Elmore and Eddie were educat.
ed in Nashville and have always borne
good record and have proved an
honor to their parents. Mrs. David
son is accompanied by her son, Chas.
e. Davidson. They will return to
Chicago next week. Mrs. J. A. Nc.
Chez has returned home. Mr.. Porter
Rates is quite sick Mrs. Georgia
Houston and brother of Chattanooga
are visiting their mother and sister,
Mrs. Aria Hunt, on Washington
street. Mrs. Jordan and daughter,
Rubie, were present at the Baptist
church Sunday. Mrs. Birdie Jenkins
and daughter, jamie Mai, spent last
Sunday in Wartrace visiting Mrs.
Annie Buchanan. Mr.. Wesley McCul-
lon of Chattanooga was with us Sun
day. Mr.. Jim Vance of Normandy
spent Sunday with us. Miss Katie
Lee Neal and Miss Easter Duncan will
visit the association at Decherd next
Friday. Mrs. Ida Farris of Winches
ter is spending a few days with her
friends. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Darrell. Mrs. Carrie Sanders
has returned to her daily depart
menc She is now filling lucrative
position with Mrs. D. S. Riddle. Mrs
Clara Davidson is preparing to take
trip to Chicago. Mrs. Davidson will
be out of the city for thirty days. Mr..
Will Randles has gone to Flint,
Mich. Mr.. Charley Murphy is So
journeying with his wife this week
on Jackson street Mrs. Ida Farris was
a live wire in Sunday school Sunday
Mrs. j. A. McGhee resumed her regu-
lar place in Sunday school Sunday
and everything went off lovely Mrs.
George Davidson spent last Sunday
in Shelbyville visiting relatives. Mr..
Bud McGhee and wife who had moved
to Tracy City spent Sunday with
relatives and friends. Rev. A. e. Mar
tin was seen last Sunday on his week.
ly visits. Rev, Martin is good pas
tor and the right man in the right
place. Rev. VIM. l.. Craft of Nash
vile spoke at the Baptist church Sun
day night. Mr.. Joe Hines is prepar-
ing to go East on business. Mr.. Eli
oft Gupton was in Manchester last
week standing his examination for
Uncle Sam, Keep posted by reading
the Globe. Mr.. Phelix Jackson and
Miss Lizzie Ramsey were quietly mar
ried on Monday evening at the resi-.
dence of Rev. VIM. Jenkins. Mr..
Jackson is young man who is striv-
ing for success in agricultural pursuits,
and his bride is the daughter of Bro.
Geo. Ramsey and she is smart and i'll
telligent. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will
make their home in the western part
of the town. We must highly con-
graduate this couple and we wish for
them great success. Rev. VIM. Jen-
kins said the word that made this
happy couple man and wife. Mr..
Walter Smith was called to the bed
side of his nephew Herman Smith, att
GAINESVILLE, who was accidently shot.