The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-11-12
Willard H. Wheeler, of New

meat chopper, and will chop your
meat now.
1t is rumored that we will have
another drug store in the not far
distant future.
Charles Phanze, went to Knox
vile, last Friday to get some more
furniture for us.
Miss Willie Grubb, of Sweetwa-
ter, is visiting at Capt. J. P. Ed
mOndsOn's this week.
en-. Simmons left Tuesday morn
ing to join his wife and son, at
Lake Mills, Wisconsin.
Miss Lula Catlett, of Messy Greek,
called at this Office yesterday, and
subscribed for the TINES.
Attorney J. w. Culton went to
Atlanta, GA, last Wednesday, re-
turning Saturday eveneng.
! Miss Amy Mcclure, of Montvale,
spent a few days in our midst visit
ing relatives and acquaintance.
Misses Jessie and Johnnie Gates
have returned home after two
weeks visit at Boyd's Creek, Tenn.
Messrs. David Lowry and Joseph
Russell, of Madisonville, are visit
ing relatives in and around Mary
vile.
Parties desiring good Magazine
will do well to call at this Office and
see sample copies of the Cosmopol.
itan.
Mr.. Floyd Huffacre and Mamie
Caldwell came up from Holstor
College to spend Sunday with DIR
j. A. Goddard.
John A. Everett, who has beer
working on the Rogersville Review
for some time, returned home las
Wednesday evening.
The Epworth League has chang
ed the time of meeting from Sun
day to Monday evening. All arr
cordially invited to attend. \.
DR.. and Mrs. Tadlock came dowr
from Knoxville Monday. Thu
doctor intends spending few days
among our life giving mountains
Mr.. Joseph Holiday, of Whites
vile, Mo-, is visiting friends and
relatives in Maryville. Mr.. Holt
day gave these quarters pleasan
call.
Mrs. Henry Catlett and daughter
Lulu, formerly of this place, bu
now of Messy Greek, came dowr
Saturday evening to visit old &C
quaintances.
Last week we omitted to stat,
i. that Mrs. Matte Hughes had set VI
a Restaurant and Bakery in tn
building formerly occupied by Mrs
M. E. Griffen.
The Sheriff of Blount County re
ceived a letter Monday night iron
the Penitentiary warden, stating
that James Hannum and Will Eas
ly had escaped.
Louis Farr, of Kansas, who ha
been visiting his brother-in-law A
G. Anderson, of this place, for tn
last thirty days, started for hi
home Saturday morning. l
Joe Everett, the twelve.year.ol,
son of w. w. Everett, while play
ing in the barn Monday morning
fell from the manger and fractures
the small bone of his right arm.
Messrs. Webb and Tedford ar
still receiving bridal presents. MI
T. G. Clark presented them with ,
green water gourd apiece, last Mon
day. They can go to house keep
ing now all right.
Mr.. A. ]. Neff, former editor Q
the TIMES, left for Kansas Cit,
Thursday morning, where he in
tends to make his home in the fut
ure. We wish him success an
prosperity in his new home.
A man of a family brought som
eggs to town and sold them for thir
ty-tive cents in goods. He bough
five cents worth of sugar; five cent
worth of soda; and twenty-five
cents worth of tobacco. He wa
providing for his own household. I
William Goddard, one of Bloun
County's prosperous farmers, i
hauling and dressing lumber pre-
paratory to building fine resi-
dence on his farm near Forest Hill
"Uucle Bill" as he is familiarly