The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-26

dates Monday.
Thos. Cooper has bought the Mil
Ter property in South Maryville.
Paid $500.
Mrs. Sutton, of Florida, will
spend month at DR.. Stanley's.
She comes here for her health.
j. c. Bittle has purchased the
residence of Thos. Cooper which
will be his home in the fu ure.
Mrs. DIR. Jennings, returned home
from her trip in Ohio and Illinois.
She is welcomed to her old home.
Will Everett has bought the old
Wayland House and paid 5000 for
it. Mr.. Everett and family are
now living in it
Miss Ethel Hackworth, neice of
Ii. L Hackney, will return this
week 10 her home in Knox County,
after pleasant sojourn here.
Miss Belle McIlvaine, of Topeka,
Kansas, who has been here on a
visit to her old home left yesterday
morning for Topeka, via. Nashville
and st. Louis.
Mrs. +. r. Spain and daughter
Lydia, of Urbanna, Ohio, a sister of
IL. o. Wilson, is visiting her broth
er in this city, and will remain for
a month or two.
DIR. Rhea and family left for their
home in Knoxville, last Saturday.
Mr.. Rhea and family have been
stopping at Mrs. Knox's, and left
not very mu IN improved in health.
Rev. Mr. Howey, of Paulding,
Ohio, is in Maryville, for his health.
Mr.. Howey is an acquaintance Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Durfey, of the same
place, whom cur people all remem-
Der.
The Epwo'th League entertain
ment Monday night was success
every way. $2l.35 was the amount
of money taken in. All the seat
ing room was filled and everybody
seemed to enjoy the evening.
An entertainment will be given
by the students of the Maryville
Normal aud Preparatory School in
the way of a Demorest contest, at
the Friends church, Thursday
April 8, 7p. m. Everybody invited.
Roy Hanna, lately of Florida, has
been on visit to his fathers in
this city within the last week. Mr..
Hanna has returned to Knoxville
where he will remain for time, in
the law Office of Mr.. Lucky.
1t is now said the Presbyterian
church membership will build a
new house of worship as they have,
through their business manage
ment, received eight thousand dol
lars to commence work on.
AS Judge Rogers will not be a
candidate let every Republican in
Blount county stand up for his own
county candidate. Let's 60 as one
man for one of the three men we
have named and vote for him I'M
til the last button is off.
Mrs. w. T. Neff and children
left for their home in Kansas City,
Tuesday morning. They were very
favorably impressed with the peo-
pie of Maryville during their stay
here. Mrs. A. ]. Neff accompanied
them as far as Knoxville where
she stayed two days.
Next Monday Is the last day OF
March, and when its days are num-
bered and gone it will only be re.
membered as disagreeable and
destructive month, giving but few
encouragements to the farmer OF
labOrer.
BY a letter from Mr.. w. B. Min.
mis-, we learn that the citizens Of
New Market have organized
Board of enterprise which is in
tended to bring to the notice of the
country, the merits of that beauti
full place. A paper is to be started
there, as we'll as other matters O
progress for its upbuilding. Tht
TINES says, success to New Market
2. H. Lassater, of the Lamar
House, Knoxville, has been here CT
business for a few days. Mr.. Lass
ater expresses himself well pleased
with his hotel arrangements. Hi
daily boarders amounts to owe
sixty per week, which without tn
transient custom of the house vii
make him a nice arrangement
: Our Blount county folks please re