The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-18
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Mrs. Prof. Wilson is recovering
slowly.
Mr.. j. w. Upton is again able to
be at his classes.
The class in Biology was organic
ed Thursday.
We are glad to see Prof. Sheriff.
in his accustomed place again.
Miss Etha Morton has been very
i'll with la grippe, but is improving
slowly.
Miss Enola Malcolm has been con-
fined to her room for some days on
account of la grippe.
Mr.. Peters, who has been sick for
some time, returned to his home in
Knoxville Tuesday.
Mr.. Sherman Greer spent a few
days the first of the week with
friends on the Hill.
Mr.. Charles Mckinley is recover
ing, and hopes to be among his
classmates (?) again very soon.
Mr.. Riley Haworth, who has
been spending few weeks with
home folks returned Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Clemens, wife Of our
janitor has been very low with la
grippe, but is much better now.
Mr.. Ephriam Cate, who went
home two weeks ago on account of
sickness, returned Thursday even
ing.
Miss Belle Sto6ell left Monday to
visit the bedside Of her brother, who
is very III, but hopes to be with US
again soon.
1T does the students all good to
see the face of Prof. Roberts again.
We regret that he does not yet feel
strong enough to'ressmsswss1s 8si
The class In Natural Philosophy
are studying the subject of electric.
ity. A number of very interesting
experiments have been performed.
We are very sorry to note that
Miss Rada Mathes, member of the
Senior class, is very i'll with pneu.
monia and pleurisy. She is thought
to be a little better.
The Y. M. G. A. meeting Sunday,
conducted by Mr.. l.. r. Foster, was
a very interesting one. The SUBJ
ject for next Sunday is "Helping our
brethren" Reference, Joshua I, 10
10. Leader J. r. Burchaeld.
A noble young gentlemen, whose
signature you will readily recog'
nize, E. L., says that he believes he
will quit making evening calls
We are glad you have decided thus
"E. L." for 1t will leave more room
for the rest of us.
A goodly number Of delegates
from the "Anti".Bang Society at
tended Chapel Friday morning
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, they could not get the
starch to keep the bangs in position
and so they concluded to try II
while without those ornaments.
1t was announced at chapel Mon
day morning that, Miss Sallie Tay
lor, one of our fellow-studeuts, dice
at her home near Carpenters Camp
ground Sunday. The Faculty and
students extend to the relatives ant
friends their heartfelt sympathies
Samuel B. Parker seems to be il
great trouble for the past few days
when questioned as to what has
gone wrong he replies that lad.
friend has threatened to get an Of
iicer after him. This said, he turns
away in a manner that seems Il
say, "I'm glad court is over"
The great problem, that has beer
agitating the minds of our youn,
ladies so much for the past tw'
years has at last been solved. TIL
reason Mr.. Alexander Lindsay ha
never taken advantage of the pleas
ant "moon shine" is that he is en-
gagged, according to his own test
mony.
Some of our young men who hav
been attending court so regularly
concluded it was not best to quit 8
suddenly, and so a mock trial wa
held Saturday afternoon in Memo
rial Hall. A charge was brough
against Mack Shields for obstruct
ing the public highway and ma
liciously insulting a citizen who ha'