The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-04
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D,ra White Is able t. be In
sen ,Ol again.
Joe Mcr.er was ut prayers one
morning 'ast week.
La Grippe has nearly taken pos;
session on the Hill.
Rev. Frank E. Mtmre Is assisting
in hearing Prof. Shcrrill's classes.
Mr.. Ephraim Cate returned home
last week, On occount Of III health
The 'hree literary sOcieties unit
ell, and had joint debate Friday
night.
Mr.. George Emert called on a
luiy friend ut Baldwin Hall, last
Saturday.
Me-srs. Will Greer and Edgar
Gates, Of Knoxville, were ON the
Hill, Sunday.
Mr.. James Burrhflel'i has taken
Mr.. Hafl-y's place IN the band Ms
bass drummer. os"'
Miss Ma. gle Henry who hxs
been confined to her r mn for some
days, Is again ut her post.
Miss Wissman, who has been
visiting Mrs. Lamar, returned to
her home in Missouri, last week.
Mr.. Walter Cate, who had had an
attack Of La grippe and was up and
around, ia again confined to his bed.
Mr.. Alexander Lindsay preached
at Rockford, Sunday, for Rev. Mr..
Mcconnell, who is sick with the
La grippe.
Professors Sheriff. and Bsssett
have been detained from their
Glasses for some time, On account
Of sickness.
Mr.. Juds1n Miles started for Eu-
cebia to pr -ach for Prof. Wilson,
Sunday, but the river being up he
had to return.
Thirty-three new DO ks were put
into the Hills loan Library last
week, twenty seven of which were
for the Senior class.
Mr.. Warfel, who WAS detained
from his classes last week on NC
count of severe attack of La
grippe, is again able to resume
work.
Owing to the lin So of Rev. f. A
Gilmore the meetings which were
to have begun Wednesday, Were
postponed until some time in the
near future. n
The Senior class has completed
the stndy Of Buffers Analogy and
Porter's Human Intellect, and have
taken up Natural Theology and
POrter's Moral Science.
George Hafley is very much IN.
terested in court affairs. He leave,
the Hall IA soon ~ breakfast /,
over and returns at noon, eats hi
dinner aud Is gone again.
Among the latest arrivals i,
Baldwin Hall Is q small bell which
peals forth the hour Of 10 0'clOcl
sharp, and warns the far sex tina
! it IL the hour for retiring.
Among the new students VIII,
have entered school since our las
, notes came out, are Messrs. Andrew
Gamble, Anderson Hart, Franz
Iddins and Eugene Penland.
Mr.. Homer Alexander, who re
turned home when his father dice
has been confined to his bed 70
some weeks with fever. We ar,
glad to hear that he Is now improv
ing somewhat.
|
The Y. NJ. G. A., held their usua
monthly song service in the Chape
, Sunday. The meeting was an in
teresting one and was very we'll at
, tended. Mr.. w. E. Graham con
Quoted the services.
3 w. H. Mcmillan and brothe
Mansfield, have been -surcessfull,
I at work in Alabama, during tn
past year and half. They ar
! now in Mobile. They send thei
: regards to their old fellow student
8 Rev. John A. Silsby, formerly
r student and tutor in the Colleg'
' was married in Shanghai, Chin,
December 10th, to Miss Ann
Moore, q missionary residing
!. Shanghai. Better late than neve
We send our cordial congratul,
tions to the happy couple.