The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-29


Tom Upton was up from Lou
don Sunday.
A herd of Texas ponies passed
through town Saturday.
Tom jenkins, of Louisville, at
tended the Sons of Veteran inspec.
ton, Saturday night.
Cam Butler, of Harrisburg, is Wis.,
ting ]. L. Wallace, west OF town.
Miss Maggie Wine left, the first Of
last week for Mt. Nebo Springs.
Miss Laura Welcham, OF Knox
vile visited Mrs. Tom Cooper Sum
day.
Dry goods very cheap at Bond,
& Webb's.
George Taylor let Sunday even
ing for Cincinnati and Lexington,
on business trip.
The town school in the 9th distri-
ct has been made school Of secOn-
Diary instruction, which is a move In
the right direction.
The following were among the
Sunday visitors from Knoxville:
Ed A. Schultz A. ]. Robinson, ]. w.
and A. A. Edelcn.
DR.. Masters family, of Knoxville,
are visiting with Mrs. Knox Of this
place. The doctor GENE over Sum
day returning that euening.
Deputy Revenue Collector G. G
Spears and Deputy Marshalls Jess
Broadly and Jim Gates captured
eight stills and one worm and were
only gone three days last week.
Remember the Farmers Alliance
picnic, the firstSaturday in August,
at Clear Spring, which is five miles
north Of Maryville, on the M. & N.
g., railroad.
Quite a number of our citizens
attended the Sunday school picnic
at Rockford, Saturday. The Mary
Vile Band furnished the music for
the occasion. All report big din.
ner and q good time.
DR.. Bartlett preached two excel
lent sermons Sunday, ct the NJ. E.
Church. The one in the morning
on the .Inspiration Of the Scriptur.
es. Are there mistakes In them,
was one Of the ablest sermons we
ever had the pleasure Of hearing.
T. B. Scroggs, Of Mckinley, walk.
ed in Saturday night, attended the
8. Of w. inspection and then walk.
ed home. T. b. 10 an enthusiastic
Son Of . Veteran. He Is one Of the
boys that believes in honoriug the
veteran In practical way.
l. A. Hannah went up into the
second story Of Harper's new build
ing to see one Of the workmen, step.
ping on the end Of q loose board he
fell through on to the floor about
eleven feet below, receiving . pain
full though not serious wound above
the left eye.
There will be a Farmers and La.
borer's picnic at Madisonville, Mon
roe county, on the first Thursday
OF August. Everybody invited to
attend. Prominent speakers to all.
dress the people. Special invita-
ton to the Farmers & Laborers Of
Blount county.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Cooper the Epworth Lea
que picnic was given on the beau
tiful lawn surrounding their resi-.
dence. A good and bountiful dinner
was the chief attraction Of the day
This in connection with games O
different kinds passed the day off ir
a most pleasant manner. In thu
forenoon a most exciting contes
between two fat men took place. j
w. Newly, the proprietor of a mea
shop, and w. T. Parham, the owner
of the Maryville Wooden Mills, were
the contestants. The ladies were tt
decide by vote which was the bes
looking. Mr.. Newly came out ont
vote ahead. All present voted thi'
the pleasantest and most enjoyable
picnic they had witnessed thi
year.
r. P. COwan was very much sur
prised last Saturday evening wher
his wife informed him that there
were some parties in the house who
wished to see him, and when hi
went in he found that several o
our prominent citizens were in
who had been invited by Mrs
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