The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-10

The following persons will hold
services at the jail next Sunday
Joseph Potts, P. T. Haggard and
Clara lowering.
Mr.. John Kinney and wife are
over from Knoxville. John is
thinking some of coming back to
Maryville to live.
A special train came over Satur-
day to bring Miss Pearl Knox home
who took sick some days since at
Knoxville.
Mrs. w. c. Newly who has been
TO Chicago visiting her mother,
returned home last Saturday on
the special train. She reports a
delightful trip.
Mrs. DR.. Stanley who has been
visiting at Chicago for a month
returned home Saturday. Oliver
Stanley her son also came home
with her.
This year thus for has been eele-
brated with fires, floods, storms,
cyclones and railroad disasters.
We do not now remember Of any
six months that equals it in this
country.
Rev. DR.. Ringold, Rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal Church at Knox
vile, was in the city visiting
members of his church. He stopped
at Mr.. and Mrs. George Tooles.
He will at some future time con-
duct church services at the M. E.
Church, Maryville.
The new large corner brick will
soon be ready for occupancy. The
shelving is up and the inside paint.
ing is being done, the centre back
stairway is built and the great plate
glass, the first ever used in Mary
vile will adorn this building. In
all it will be an honor to the towl
and the man who built it.
Rev. L. E. Prentiss of the FRS
M. f. Church of Knoxville came
over Monday evening and stopped
with his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. H
0. Wilson but returned home Tues
tday morning. Mr.. Prentiss ant
daughter stopped with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wilson three weeks sine
when here instead of Rev. Ruble
as heretofore stated in these col
umns.
In sending in obituary and mar
riage notices other than simple
announcements, the senders mus
indicate how they are to be pait
for. There is standing list which
gives the price Of all classes o
articles for which we charge
Friends who wish eulogies pro
nounced upon the living or tn
dead ought to be willing to pay 70
; them and not ask a poor editor t
, do all this for nothing.
: Frank Magill young man VIII
> had been in College here for two Q
J, three years died at his fathers res
: dence south of town on Frida
morning and was buried Saturda
at 10 o'clock. A great number {
sympathizing friends attended tn
services. This is q sad case. NJ
Magill was in the Senior Glass an
would have gone out a bright hig
toned graduate Of Maryville Co
> lege, but like many young men al
D fond of amusement such as has
. ball. While playing u game We
I seriously injured and from tn
injury finally died after sufferin
t for months.
y If the NJ. E. Church people col
. tinue to use their present buildin
as church there should be a goo
= walk built to it on the west side I
= College street, north from Main
the southeast corner of Stab
s street; then up the south side I
Il that street opposite the churc
n with a good crossing. There shoul
g also be a better walk down IL
d alley. Fit is understood that thel
d is to be no new building, let the o.
l. one be made comfortable in goir
l. to it. Lets beautify the old bull
l. ing and be even with our neighbr
Ie in some respects if we are not
large as they are.