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

10 oui SOiiSSV Soihb I" nov Z ~h
exhibit at the Centennial exhibit
ton ~ Nashville? So far there
has Bean nothing done along that
line; but 1t is not too late yet. At
Chicago all tho principal schools,
colleges and universities were
represented and no doubt did
muck for the schools by showing
their methods, by exhibiting their
buildings and. grounds by means
OF views, by bringing them prom
inently before the people Of the
United States and OF the world.
At Atlanta our own neighbor
school the U. Of L. took the prize
New our College is to our State
what Yale or Harvard is to the
United States. The second College
or school in the State in endOW-
ment should certainly be represent
ed at our Centennial exposition.
Our College can get up all excellent
exhibit il it should take it in hand.
1t will repay her in many WA $.
Many young men and women visit
ing the exposition from all over
the land will be attracted to our
school if we will make the proper
exhibit of our noble institution
with lis many facilities and cheap
rates. There are very few students
in the College who do not intend
going TO the exposition and would
they not appreciate seeing their
own institution represented there ?
We should consider this idea for IL
means something to us.
John Davis will spend vacation
of few days at home.
The McTeer Peerless band furn.
ished the music for the speaking
Monday evening.
Frank Mckinley spent few
days recently on visit to his rela
tives at Big Springs.
I Paul Smith ana Frank Engle o
! the U. of T attended the Missionary
M citing Sunday afternoon.
Prof. Sheriff. was absen from
recitations Thursday and Frida,
on account of the funeral service,
of Mrs. Anderson.
v Andrew Gamble, an old student
a was on the Hill Monday. Andy ha
p just finished a years course in tn
Medical College at Nashville ant
reports that he likes his work yer,
g much.
0 Frank Marston, '94 conducte'
: Chapel exercises Monday msrning
d Frank has been teaching an,
preaching near Loudon Ky. and a
/ his work is ended there he will re
/ main in Maryville for Y while.
Morrison left last Tuesday 70
y Birmingham where he has bee
. summoned as witness in tris
r for the killing OF a man by a trai
n on which he was employed. H
intends to return as soon as cor
venient.
A The sad news came to us y fe,
20 days since of the death of Mr.
= James Anderson of Rockford. Mr.
10 Anderson was here in school fe,
n years ago and had many friend
here. She had been in ill healt
for some time and her death wa
!. not unexpected. The family hav
n the heart felt sympathy of friend
in Maryville.
The following is copied from tn
i. Knoxville Tribune.
l. This afternoon (Feb. 1W at thre
e O'Clock ut the, residence Of Rev. "
e c. Grace, pastor of the Baptil
Of church, Mr.. w. Morris Harriso
Is and Miss Theresa Carson both {
D. Manissnville, were united in ma
riage. Miss Carson is the daughte
of John B. Carson, one of the mos
h prominent citizens of Monroe G.
e and is an accomplished young lad,
10 Mr.. Harrison is one of Madison
Y ville's leading attorneys and hi
D. many friends will rejoice to lear
1t of his good fortune and the choic
10 he has made. The happy coupl
,r left Immediately on the 1887 trai
IS for trip to Chattanooga an
j, Nashville, after which they wi
t, return and be at home to friends {
q Madisonville. "Ben" as we Gale
n him graduated from Maryvill
p College in 81. His friends in Mar,
4. vile extend congratulations.
>, One of the most interesting socii
avents of the season was the part
st held by the Sophomore class
m the home of Chas. Magill on Satl
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