The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-06-15

Rev. j. X. race, former pastor VI
of the Baptist church, will preach
at that place Wednesday evening
at O'Clock. The ordinance OF bap-
tism will be administered
Mrs. Lizzie Bonham, wife OF
James Bonham, died at her home
in Knoxville, Saturday evening at
7 O'clock, and was inferred at Louis
vile, Sunday evening, among Il
large concourse of friends. she
leaves husband, three sons and
two daughters to mourn her loss.
We are about to melt! And If
the man who owes us on subscrlp'
ton doesn't come in and settle be-
fore long, this hot weather will re-
duce us to grease, and the delinquent
will feel sorry all the rest of his life
to think that he did not grasp the
opportunity soon enough to add a
little comfort to the troubled life OF
a fellow mortal.
The man who grumbled about the
cold weather last month, regrets
ever doing so, since June has come
in with a determination to make
everybody 50 hot that they can't get
cold during next winter
We understand that some of our
young ladies have gone to the
mountains to get the air. Wonder
if it is millionaire they are after
Monday night being the third
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Parham, they gave
a reception to few of their young
friends, at their neat and comfort.
able home in North Maryville
Music and social games caused
time to pass swiftly and pleasantly
Refreshments, consisting of fruit
. Ice Cream and cake were served.
The company of friends sepereated
reluctantly, expressing, in a hearty
manner, their enjoyment of the eve
ming. The TIMES congratulatas
this happy couple on the non-failure
on their matrimonial adventure
and wishes that their joys may be
even greater in the future than in
the past
The game between the colored
boys Of this place and those OF
Knoxville resulted in q score of Is
to in favor of the latter Our boy:
while seeming to be good players
individually, lacked in team work
which will come by practice.
Fred Fulkerson's many friends
will be sorry to learn that he is nc
, expected to live.
Uncle Tom Robinson left Tues
day morning for Arkansaw where
he will visit his step-s0n Peter God
q dard.
Doc. French who lives just owe
d the line in Knox county, too
IS strychnine and died few minute
l. afterward. 1t is reported that fan
lily trouble was the canse of his su
eide.
u EDITOR TIMES PLEASE corret
p" the above local in your paper Jun
g Sth. The person referred to is Micl
~ ael French, who lived six mile
west OF Knoxville. he had vel
At severe attack Of Grippe last sprin
T. and his mind has been failing eve
ID since. He was a man highly r
Iy spected by all and worthy men
Der OF the Methodist church. L
leaves wife and nine children
Vi deeply mourn his loss, but we q
~ have abundant evidence from IL
'e life he lived that their loss is h
u eternal gain.
Respectfully,
ID CHARLIE MEANS.
r We are very sorry that the abO'
st local appeared, but we receive
th what we supposed was reliable i
I'd form alton and so published it. v
thank Mr.. Means for writing
the correct version of the stor
r. Mistakes will creep into a newsp
e. per now and then in spite of Il
greatest vigilence.
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