The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-02-20

All are glad to see that A. X.
Harper is able to be out again.
Messrs. Chas. and j. +, Hatfield,
OF Richmond, Ind, are in our city
this week.
1t is said that Sheriff Sam a
Walker is to be married the 25th of
this month to a Miss Leslie, of
Monroe County. The TIMES ex-
tends best wishes in advance
A hog ) Dave Kerr on the fore
finger and made quite painful
wound.
W.P. Hood has returned from
Lexington. Ky, where he pur-
chased fine trOtter.
Some letters from cur c0rrespen-
dents had to be left out on account
of the Industrisl Home report.
W.P. Hood is having arepair
shop erected near the X. &. A de-
pot for the purpose of repairing
cars, engines, Etc.
Mrs. Bittle visited in New Market
and Morristown the latter part Of last
and first of this week.
A. Mac Gamble returned from
his first term in the Medical college.
at Nashville last Saturday. He is
well pleased and will return next
term
Floyd Collins returned the latter
part of last week from Nashville,
where he has been attending Medical
College.
All should read the account Of the
work of the Industrial Home in this
issue.
Thos. N. Brown and H. M.
Edmondson went to Sevlerville
Tuesday.
Read the ad Of Human & Carper
ter in this issue of the TIMES. These
gentlemen will do just what they says
Horace Chumles. had his right
hand hurt quite severely by 4 ys4Ss
tooth runing into it, while at work
in the Maryville Wooden Mills.
Capt. Sam p. Rowan returned the
latter part of last week to spend the
legislative recess with home folks.
The Captain is making a record of
which his county can well be proud.
All stock holders in the Southern
Building and Loan Association in
Blount County are called to meet in
the office of w. C. Chumlea next
Wednesday, Feb. 24th.
There will be Mothers Meeting
at the home of Mrs w. c. Chumlea,
on Thursday Feb. IS, at ago P. M.
A very interesting and helpful pro
CRANE has been prepared, and all
mothers are cordially invited to be
present.
D DR.. Jas. Martin was called to
D Eatons y Roads, the first Of the
; week, to see Cam Howard, q young
0 man he raised from b0yh0od, who
o is very low Of consumption. Mr..
; Howard came back from Washing
ton state this winter.
A card from Rev. J. T Sexton,
who is holding meeting at Green
vile, informs us that in two weeks
there has been sixty five conversions
and all are looking for a bigger
meeting this week. Immense
crowds are attending day and night
The NJ. Z. Church, South, will
erect handsome new church
building on the glound now occupi-
ed by the old McKinzie hotel.
; This is something that is Of interest
to every citizen of this town as
such building as is contemplated
will be an ornament and credit TO
the town.. 1t is hoped that those
who have it in charge will meet
with substantial encouragement
from all of our citizens.
Capt, o. P. McCammon, one of
the very best men of our county
died Thursday morning at about 1
O'Clock at his home near Glover,
Hill, of rheumatism and heart
disease. A large crowd attended.
the funeral, the following being
among the number going from
Maryville, Major Ben Cunningham
Maj Will McTeer, w. G. Chunlea.
Dr.Blankinship, Capt. E. Goddard
10 Henry, ]. w. Cultou, w. j. Huff