The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-07
L. S. Goddard was taken sic

Monday night and is still confined to
his room.
r The many friends of Mrs. L, S.
Fuller will be sorry to learn that she
has been quite sick the past few days.
The editor Of this paper has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the
decoration day address at Ellejoy on
May goth.
John L. Goddard and family have
moved into the Trusty house, on
Washington Avenue, just above 7.
A. Hills new residence.
DR.. Martin has purchased a new
buggy with looking-glass on one
side so that he can see him-sel as he
drives along the road.
Delivery bonds for sale at this
office. 50 for IS cts, IS for IS cts.
All constables should have them in
collecting taxes.
We would be glad to have our
friends and subscribers drop in and
see us. When you are in town and
tell us about the "crops."
If you want Job work of any kind,
give us a call, we will give your work
prompt attention, and do your work
as cheap as you can get it done any
where.
The members of the County Court
should read what is said in regard to
County Warrants on our Editorial
page. The evils spoken of these
should be corrected at the next
quarterly court.
: John Spears and Miss Minnie
Burns were united in marriage Sun.
day evening. Esq. Morton officiating.
On Monday.night the familiar COW
bells, were heard.
The Demorest Medal contest hello
at Pleasant Hill last Saturday nigh
was well attended, and the program
which was rendered was excellent
The medal was awarded to Mr.. Amo
Seaton.
f Dedication of the Six Mile Baptis
church will occur on the first Sunday
in June. Rev, Henry Austin, vii
preach the dedication sermon. Al
cordially invited.
Several prominent democrats G
this place left the first of the week 70
Nashville to attend the Democrat
Convention which was held at tha
r place, the 9th, and 7th.
Rev. A. Hussey and o. M. Brack
!. en-, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio were her
visiting last week. They went fror
here to Ashville, N. c., They wi
!. be engaged in Christian work nea
that place this summer.
h The picnic and students re-unio
which was held on the Friend
4 School grounds last Friday was we
4 attended and the program which wa
rendered was excellent and was grea
ly appreciated. At about 1890 tn
. organization of the Students Re-unio
S Society was begun. The followin
officers was elected. Pres. Prof. L
e R. Haworth, Ist. Vice Pres. "
e Clyde Goddard, 2nd. Vice Pres. K
R. Newly, 3rd. Vice Pres. Mi:
;s Johnnie Gates, Frank Coming Secy
6 and Treas. We think this societ
we be of great benefit to the old stl
dents as we'll as bring up pleasal
: memories of happy school days spel
J. IN Friends School. An excellel
1t program will be prepared for ne,
year. Then came the time for tai
st ing the picture of the school. Pro
>. Haworth has had an excellent schot
.. and he deserves great credit for II
manner in which he has built up II
school. Then came the dinner no,
= and-my at the eatibles they had.
u will suffice to say that we heard
D several being sick the next day. TT
evening was pleasantly spent in gam,
S, of various kind. At night the scho
n gave an entertainment assisted by Il
p college quartette. The entertainme
was one of the best that we have ev
l. heard. There was large and a
. preciative audience present. Friend
:, School has certainly won for its self
j, renutation for pivino GOOD entertai