The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-06-19

Mrs. Clark, State organizer for
East Tennessee, is expected soon in
the interest of the w. G. L. U.
Uncle Jerry Hudson was out on
Washington street last Monday.
He walked with a cane.
Rev. E. A. Elmore was married
to Miss Oates, Of Knoxville, last
week. TIMES sends congratula-
tiOns.
Miss Smith and Miss Mann, of
Knoxville, were visiting Miss M. E.
Henry last week. Have returned
home.
Mr.. E. s. Pierce who is now at
his home in New Market was here
last week looking for property to
purchase as an investment.
Miss Mamie Patton, of Knoxville
who has been visiting Mrs. z. H.
Lasseter and Miss Maggie Henry,
has returned home.
Blackburn University in Illinois
has just conferred upon Rev. ]. E.
Rogers, late Prof. in Maryville
College the honorary degree tf
Doctor of Divinity.
w. E. Graham, Leroy Warfel
Spurgeon Penland, Alex Lindsey
Erastus Larsons, Kin Takahashi,
Sen J. Katayama are students who
remain here during vacation.
Robert Martin had sunstroke
last Sunday. He was unconscious
for part of the day but has recov-
cred somewhat from its effects.
The Rev. Mr.. Prentiss, of Knox
vile, will deliver a temperance
! lecture in the Court House next
Tuesday June 25, at IL o'clock pm.
All are invited.
Mrs. McGaughey, of Tusculum,
mother of the wife of Prof. VIM
Clemens, who has been here on q
visit to Prof. Clemens family,
returned home on Saturday last.
James Hall, colored, received
notice of a pension allowance
amounting to $l1l2,4O this will be a
good start for James ifhe puts into
q nice little farm.
The Srd NJ. E. Quarterly will be
held at Pleasant Hill church Satur.
day and Sunday June 10Th and 3Oth
Everybody invited, we believe thil
is the first time of this kind Of ,
visitation to Pleasant Hill.
1t is said the TIMES failed Il
notice the death of Aunt Salli'
Walker some two week since, VIII
lived some three miles Southeas
of Maryville. She was a christian
woman with noble ASPIRATION, ant
her intimate friends have no doub
as to her now occupying a mansion
in the promised land.
L. II. Beals, of Friendsville, hat
a dog that became mad and bi
some of his stock and they becam'
mad. The dog and stock were al
killed. Some other stock that wa.
bitten by the same dog has not YET
exhibited any signs of hydrophobia
The Knoxville Robinsons and tn,
Jackson House Blues will play
match game of ball tomorrow OF
the College grounds. Everybod.
invited, especially the ladies
Game will be called at one O'clOcl
sharp.
Rev. DR.. Alex. N. Carson, a form
or well known student and q grad
uate Of Maryville College and To-
some time past prominent minis
ter of the Presbyterian church a
Piqua, Ohio, will soon leave 70
London, whittier he goes rs dele
gate to attend the Worlds Sabbatl
School Convention, soon tn conven
in the city Of London.
Messrs Gale and Rowell, of Mich
igan, who have spent the white
and spring and this much of tn
summer start for their home to.da
at Morris. They have spent thi
length of time here AMI feel yer,
grateful to the people for thei
uniform kindness. They are favor
ably impressed with Maryville ant
, the country here, and will retur
! ogain next fall.
A few persons attended the Jub
loo ~ Knov1,s1lo Loot x,,ool, ~