The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

erd their services during the illness
and death of my wife and son.-K.
ID. Anderson.
Prof. Leroy Warfel is building
nice dwelling in South Maryville.
The professor will be at the Friends
School this year in charge Of the
business department.
Bud Godfrey with his work house
hands has fixed up the spring on
"Smoky Row. SO that the weary
passer by will not lack for a good
clean cool drink. 1t has been walled
up with rock and cemented.
Mrs. Josias Gamble had another
severe stroke Of paralysis, Sunday.
This is her end stroke and she is very
low. All that loving hands can do is
being done and it is hoped that she
will rally.
The following is the senatorial com
mittee of this district for the next two
years: w. E. Parham, Chairman,
Blount; R. B. Robinson, Loudon,
Secretary; T.. ]. Baldwin, Meigs; S.
M. Leath, Anderson; It. A. Wright,
Roane.
Capt. Sam 2. Rowan will address
the republican club at the court house
next Thursday night and the follow
Thursday night, DR.. p. M. Bartlett
will deliver an address, Everybody,
invited. A special invitation is given
to the ladies'.
Old Uncle Louis Kennedy (col.)
was helping to put up the heavy
electric light polls ON college hill
Monday when he was overcome by
the heat. He is now in critical
condition, beng sufferer from rup
ture also, and his death is expected
at any moment.
L. B. Searle, of Chattanooga, will
deliver his lecture, from his wonder.
full chart, 1.-the Way Of Life anc
DEATH" Sunday Sept. the 9th. in the
in the NJ. E. Church. lat 3, P. w. anc
at 7. 30 P. M. he will deliver TEN.
peranoe lecture from Scriptural text
in the same house. Every body cor
daily invited.
Little Johnnie Marie aged 'eigh
months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Rauston, sS6 North St. Louis St
died at H. IS q. M. Monday Aug
"a, from Cholera Infantum, after al
illness Of two weeks. Funeral iron
the residence at $50 O'Clock. Buris
at the City Cemetry. South Bend
Ind. Times.
Nathan Goddard lost his best mar
Saturday might. she tried to jump
picket gate and was impaled, three c
the pickets entering her body. Il
her struggles she freed herself an
came up to the fence as near th
house as she could get, as thong
looking for help, but she was foun
dead next morning.
The exchange at Msryvllle is no,
connected with siXty-two phones il
the county and ten phones in Loudon
This entire system is connected wit
the peoples Telephone Co. at Knox
vile and all of its connections, s.
Blount county is in pretty good shsp
SO far as connection with the outsid
world is concerned.
The W. c. T. L. ladies of (west
Maryville will serve ice cream an
cake on the lawn of Mrs. Magare
! McTeer, Columbia Ave. Thursda
September 5rd from 4 to 7 p. m
Reciprocity the watch-wsrd of tn
w. c. 7. U. want at least one hun
dred to attend. Price, Iocts.
The following delegates fror
Blount attended the Senatorial con
vention at Hartman last Friday: I
N. Brown, w. E. Parham, DR.. J. A
Goddard, Mack Shields, ]. c. Stan
field, ALVIN Walker, Thos. McMurry
Horace McBath, Sam Kinhaman, L
S. Goddard, Henry and Dan Henry
Tom McMurry was president and L
S. Goddard Secretary Of the Blosr
delegation, while ]. c. Stanheld rel
resented us on credentials; ]. A
Goddard on resolutions and w. f
Parham on permanent organization
Horace McBath was both temporar