The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-08-07
EAST MARYVILLE.

prised his uncle t. A. Parks and
aunt Mrs. Eva Moon, last Saturday.
He has been from this county
twenty seven years, and made his ap-
pearance last Saturday without any
notice of his coming. He is a popu-
lar railroad Conductor from Chatta-
nooga to Vlcksburg Miss.
Mrs. Martin returned from a few
days visit IN Knoxville Saturday.
Nat Lowery moved Wednesday to
his farm he recently purchased of
David Eagleton.
Charles Henry occupys the house
vacated by Mr.. Lowery.
Among other repairs and improve
ments recently made around the
the Maryville Planning mills, a water
tank has been built.
Mrs. Engle aid son Frank, are at
Mt. Nebo this week
George Miser had for his guest
Monday and Tuesday, Mr.. Jerry
Miser of Texas. Mr.. Miser has been
absent from this country several years,
and is now renewing his old acquain-
tances of days gone by,
Joseph Goddard spent Saturday
night and Sunday in the country.
Rev. John Kittlel of Monroe County
was the guest this week of his sister
Mrs. Chambers on East Street.
The Stinnett property in East
Moryville, consisting of two store
buildings on Washington avenue, and
three dwelling houses, is to be sold by
Mr.. William Smith administrator of
hat estate.
Miss Ollie Caldwell will go to day
10 the fifth district, where she will
begin school next Monday.
Annie and Addie Kidd spent
Tuesday night with relatives in this
part of town. They with their moth.
er and brother Bobie will occupy
soon the house vacated by Mr.. Chas.
French, short time ago.
Mrs. James Speers is very much
improved and is thought to be on a
fair way to. recovery.
Miss Annie McReynolds Of Miser,
was the guest Of East Maryville rela-
tives this week.
On account OF the intense heat the
workmen on the building of Roll
Hanna, had to abandan their work
Tuesday.
Capt. w. H. Henry and Fielding
Lamon are making repairs by re
newlng their fence about their proper
ty.
Ed Rowan is back from Montvale,
after few weeks stay at that place.
F. M. Webb has removed to his
home from Bank. His mother who
will reside with him for while.
Mrs. Lizzie Rains of Knoxville,
was visiting her mother Mrs. Allen,
the early pant of this week.
r. 4: Tedford and wife, are the
guests of Knox County relatives.
since Wednesday.
Your scribe has learned that Prof
Newman has volunteered his services
to cul the weeds along the street, /
some one would furnish the scythe
Surveying his physical make up close
ly, | believe he is abundantly able to
perform that kind of labor as thour
oughly as he does imparting knowl
edge to the students in College.
7. A. Goddard and wife, are re
operating at Wildwood Springs fol
few days,
Four of the leading applicants fo
the post office at Maryville are resi-
dents of East Maryville, and if an!
one of them Is successful he ma,
conclude to move Maryville over int
this part OF town, that he may b.
close to his business, and as this enc
of town is destined to become tn,
most beautiful and attractive part o
the city in the near future.
A letter from Hon. Andrew Gam
Bile to Moses Gamble brings the new
that will be learned with pleasure b
his many friends, that his physician
said that he would entirely recove