The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14

RObt. A. Durham, OF Knoxville,
was in town Thursday.
w. G. Chumlea went to Knox
vile Monday morning.
s. Wales, Of Boston, Mass, was
in town the first of last week.
G.. Brewer, of Mt. Kisco, N. ",
was In the city last week.
Wendell Rouf, of Knoxville, spent
a part of last week in our city.
G. G. Saffell and ID. w. Graham,
came up from Louisville last Friday.
C. N. Kirk, who spent a week or
two in Knoxville, returned Friday
evening.
A. A. Dui&o"her and Lyman Mil
Ter, Of Rockville, were in town last
Wednesday,.
j. b. Brabson and j. G. Cannon,
came down FROM Sevierville last
Thursday.
The room formerly occupied by
DR.. John A. Goddard is for rent.
Apply to g. b. Ross.
John A. Cross and s. A McNutt,
two of Concord's prominent citizens,
were in our town Friday.
Miss Maggie Wine, Of Knoxville,
spent few days last week with
her brother, Mr.. Will Wine.
NJ. N. and ID. l.. Ward, of Nash.
Vile, were looking over our thriv-
ing city last week.
Clifford Terrell left Wednesday
morning for Knoxville, where he
will attend Busin' S. College.
Pat Henry and his sister Belle,
who have been visiting their BROTH
er George, returned home Monday.
George Howard, Nine Mile, died
Saturday evening of lung trouble.
He leaves wife and large family
to mourn for him.
w. +. Simpson and family, OF
Washington County, we've visiting
with John Sheddan and friends this
week. Mr.. Simpson gave these
headquarters pleasant call,
DIR. w. Z. Uams, Of ALoxville,
will occupy the pulpit at the NJ. E
church next Sabbath. Every body
knows the Doctor, aud to say tha,
he will preach is enough to insure
a large audience.
DR.. ii. p. Huddleston left We'd
nesday evening Tor Richmond, Ind
Dr.. John A. Goddard has occupied
thu rooms above Sam Pattun's jew.
elry Store, made vacant by the de.
parture of DR.. Huddleston.
The Epworth League will give q
Literary entertainment Monday
evening, January 10Th. a goot
program is being prepared. Every
body invited to come and enjry
themselves.
DlED-SwAN.-In this city, Sun
day, January nth, 1891, of typho
malaria, John, the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Swan, aged five years
MIR. and Mrs Swan have the symp
alhy of many friends in this hour .
their bereavement. Another it'll,
son is laying very low with menen
gifts, and its recovery is doubtful.
A match game of fOpt.ball will
be played at Knoxville, Saturday
January oath. The Maryuille team
will meet the Knoxville heavy
weights. The average weight o
the home team is about l40 pounds
while the Knoxville team will NV
erage 100. The boys do not expect
to do much in this their first match
game, but they intend to give tht
big fellows something to do, if they
are little.
Last Thursday evening the Odd
Fellows of Maryville gave supper
of which about seventy partO0k Of
the good things which had been pre-
pared for the occasion. They gath
cred ut their Hall, and about sever
O'clock proceeded to the elegant
hall of G. B. Ross, where the good
things were waiting t. be devOured
by the hungry crowd, which had
been preparing for the coming
event. After supper part Of the
crowd went back to the Odd Eel.
lows Hall anu engaged in playing
charades for some time, was enjoy.
ed by all.
In the last three weeks the fol.
lowing persons have been granted