The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-12-31


morning, to visit relatives and
friends In lockwood and Post Oak
Springs, Tenn, 10 be gnne about
three weeks.
Mr.. Samuel Walker, of Millers
Cove, is spending his holidays hunt.
Ing In the mountains.
The A. NJ. E. Zion church varied
the order of things by having a ship
Instead Of tree, on Christmas eve.
Everybody expressed themselves
rs having had 4 good time.
Christmas was celebrated in an
appropriate manner at the Baptist
church. A fine tree and an excel
lent entertainment were the order
of the evening. Everybody ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased
with the exercises
Mr.. Frank McCOrkle, of the Uni.
versity of Tennessee, spent the holt
days with friends in Maryville.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment at the New Providence
church was Il success. Everybody
spoke in he most fiattering terms
of all the exercises, but more espec-
tally the singing Of Lulu, the four
year old daughter of DR.. John A.
Goddard. After the entertain
ment the immense tree was stripped
of its many presents, and the little
fellows went home happy.
Kin Takahashi has been indis-
posed for the past few days. p
Christmas hath come and gone.
The small boy now maketh the air
vibrate with the sweet tones of the
TN whistle. The large boy shoot
eth off his gun. Everybody eateth
candy and enjoyetll themselves.
L. M. Kidd sold his house aud lot
in North Mary vile, to F. NJ. Webb
Mr.. Smith, former clerk of Allie.
phany Strings, was in town last
wce..
Richard Mckinley and Maurice
Hyden, Of Knoxville, spent the holi'
days in town.
Bart and John Coker came uI
from Sweetwater, to spend the holi
days " it'll home folks.
Mr.. John Brown smiles now ali
over his face. His Christmss gif,
was girl baby.
Charles Burger, of Knoxville
peDt Christmas with his brother
Joseph.
Quite a number of our citizen.
took advantage of the Christina
excursion rates,
There was u grand Christmas ju
bilee at Joseph Burgers on Christ
mas night. Refreshments wer
served. A good time time was re
ported by all.
Put your horses in j. A. Jackson
livery stable when you come t
town.
Misses Alice and Eva Allen ar
visiting relatives in Knoxville.
A daughter of w. l.. Keagley
died last Thursday, of fever.
DR.. Ben Gates spent Christmas /
town.
Lawyer Charles Gates and wifi
of Knoxville, was in town Christ
mas.
James Ellis came over frOl
Knoxville, Christmas.
Miss Hessie Irwin, of the TIME
office force, spent the holidays !
the country.
Last Wednesday evening whe
we were feeling glad and full of jn
; at the approach Of Christmas, or
, family In our town was filled wit
sadness. The spirit of Miss Eft,
Bond took its flight into the gre'
beyond. The cause of her deaf
. was consumption. Her paren
, have not been living here long, y
she was well known here, as 81
/. attended Maryville College f
; some time prior to their moving
this place. The funeral service
we're conducted by Rev. Frank
, Moore, Friday morning, after whit
all that was mortal OF Miss Boz
: was cassiad to the silent city Of Il
dead magnolia Cemetery and Ia
J. away t6 fkait the summons Of Il
+ Judge Ia shat day whom all will
:. Judged according to the deeds dol
: In the body.
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