The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-09-14
Louisville Tenn.

Louisville Tenn.
Miss Anna Wyse, beautiful and
young lady of Knox
Vile, has been the guest of Misses
Rosa and Nora Quinn for the past
few weeks.
PIP. Miser and G. r. Love spent
last week at Montvale.
Miss Tennie McReynolds went to
Tuesday.
Mr.. Martin Clancy, of Memphis,
is visiting Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
Master Sanford Fitzpatrick left
for Knoxville a few days ago to at
tend school.
Mr.. Willie. Taylor, of Indian Ter
ritory is visiting friends. and rela-
tives at this place.
]. r. Talent, of this place, has
moved to Knoxville to the regret Of
his many friends.
Rev. Runion and Farris have
been conducting series OF meet.
ings at acknowledgements for the
past two weeks with very good re-
suits.
Mr.. Willie Taylor and Miss Faun
George went to Friendsville few
days ago.
Hitch and Lawrence have remov-
ed their hardware store to the house
formerly occupied by J. r. Ken
nedy.
A number of Louisville people at.
tended the meeting at Middlesettle-
ments.
P. P. Miser and w. H. Barnes
went to Maryville Friday.
Willie Barnes left for Soddy few
days ago.
Pleasant Hill.
Although il is.said that the eighth
district is composed Of the poorest
land in the county, but we think
our crops will compare favorably
with the average upland of the
county.
Mr.. Chandler, who is the guest of
and brother.in-law to our genial
friend and neighbor Prof. j. M. En-.
ert was a visitor at Pleasant Hill
Sabbath School last Sabbath, also
Prof. G. w. Emert, of Tuckaleechee.
We love to see such men at our
Sabbath School as ii. is. encouraging
to The cause.
We notice that w. H. Lawson is
at his accustomed place at the Sab
bath School having been absent
some weeks on account of sicknass
&C. Mckinley and brother John
n, who have been attending a the
illogical school at Cincinnati, are
visiting their father and mother
near this place.
w. L. Mckinley, the hustler, is
building a new house, giving the
care of his farmland old residence
to his sons, David s., and Lafayette
while John r., will remain in the
merchantlle business on Little Riv-
err.
William L. and Isaac III. Whetsell
the boss carpenters of the Eighth
have nearly completed nice resi-
nence for one Mr.. --, on the
Sevierville road two miles east O
town.
We are sorry to note that littk
Otie Goddard is, at this writing, ne
better, having long and severely
suffered with chest trouble, which
has given much suffering and hi'
parents, Joseph and Margaret
much anxiety.
Our new school directors have en-
tered into their work with a spiri
that means something, as the boy
expected when casting their ballot
for them.
We are glad to note that out O
our good supply of teachers all have
been supplied with schools, so far a
those wanting to teach. Thi
speaks well for our teachers.
S. II. Clemens, the veteran sor
ghum maker, can be found at hi
old stand drawing off as nice sor
ghum as you ever saw for he doe
not intend to be beaten.
Nathan Goddard who has pur
chased Mr.. Clemens's property nea
the the College, will soon have all o
his goods and chattles transferre,
from his old homestead, which W
know feels very dear to him as
has been his place of residence al
of his life. May success attend tn
the change.
Mr.. r. l.. Thompson attende,
singing choir exercises last Sunda,
evening at Pleasant Hill.