The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-06-18
EAST MARYvILE.


was seen again in our part Of the
city Sunday.
All OF the sick ones mentioned last
week in this end Of town are very
much improved.
lobe McReynolds one Of our East
Maryville merchants was transacting
business in Knoxville Monday.
Mrs. Webb mother Of F. M. Webb
returned from Eucebia accompanied
by her son John, last Thursday.
Miss lila Goddard Of Louisville
spent few days last week, with her
uncle ]. L. Goddard, and family.
Mr.. r. A. Tedford moved Mon
day into the house with his sister Mrs.
T. A. Hill, where he will make his
home.
Miss Lulu Colven, Of Dayton
Tennessee, niece of F. M. Webb, is
now at Mr.. Webb's and will likely
make that her future home.
8 After spending week or more with
friends in our part of town S. N.
Louices returned to his home in
Knoxville the the latter part oil last
week.
Will Kirk of Greenville was III
East Maryville last week visiting rela-
tives. He left for Illinois Friday,
where he goes to make his future
home.
Sam Everett and wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mckinley and family at
tended the funeral last Sunday of
the baby Of the late lamented Ben
MCKINLEY.
c. w. Steele, and his little son OF
Knoxville were the guest of Mac.
Steele one night last week. His
little boy will remain for some time
with his grand parents.
Mrs. Rachel Irwin of McGhee,
mother of Rev. r. B. Irwin, is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. joseph
Goddard since last Friday. She will
visit other relatives in the vicinity Of
Maryville before her return home.
Some very much needed improve.
ments have been made by Supt. W.
P. Hood around the depot. Pas
sengers will not be jammed about by
the hacks that daily congregate there,
in the future as has been in the past.
Next Sunday in the forenoon is the
regular time for services at the
Baptist Church, when the Sacrament
ofthe Lords Supper will be observed.
AT night, chidren's day exercise will
take place, and full attendance il
desired.
A party Of young folks in our enc
of the city, consisting ofthe following
expect to take an outing to Noun
Nebo next Frioay. Misses Molli'
Caldwell Emma Caldwell, Rem;
Goddard, Maud and Mabel McNea
and, Dick Caldwell, and perhap
others whose names | have not Sc
cured
There lives in East Maryville /;
man who is cousin to the manage
of the claims of the leading candidate
for president Of the United States
before the Republican National Con
vention. So you see, if we can no
be great leaders in public affairs, w
are not debarred from claiming kin
ship with great leaders.
w. l.. Caldwell and T. A. Parks
is spending few weeks in the noun
tains where bats, chigers and seet
ticks congregate and will be thei
boon companions, and the host o
the night owls, will disturb thei
slumbers at Midnight, and the sigh
of the pine tops at all times, will
cause them to have feelings kin II
far away loneliness. The bill of far
for their breakfast is streak of leal
and streak of fat and corn bread
For dinner corn dodgers" an,
bacon, and for supper all of tn
above named viands. With all Q
these pleasant ~ Surroundings, wit
plenty to drink flor they are bot
prohibitionists, and will drink all tn
cold water they can hold we hop
they will return very much improve