The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-22
GOSSIP AND CHAT.


of Cebe, was here visiting here grand
father, DR.. Blankinship, last week.
John Currier, John Kirk and Will
Greer were over from Knoxville
Sunday visiting relatives.
, The Blount County Insane Asylum
is one of the Maryville attractions
according to Alex. Coker. 1t is 10
Walkers Invention.
Misses Maine and Mary McGhee
of Rex, Tenn, are here visiting Miss
Lillian Hannum.
There is change in the ad Of the
Mester-Newcomer Co. on the second
page of this issue. Be sure and read
it and tell them you saw their prices
in the TINES.
Mr. Johnson presented the TINES
with a fine lot of what is known as
the Candy strawberries. This is an
exceptionally fine large variety.
The TINES thanks Mrs. S. lowering
for box of their finest and most
lucious Strawberries. They certainly
tasted good to hungry Editor. |.
The Blount Co. Auxiliary Bible
Society held its annual meeting last
Sunday night with small attendance,
other services being in town. There
seemingly having been a misunder-
standing that it was to be union
meeting.
Miss Shropshire, who was last year
in the Milinary department of Arm:
STEMS big store in Knoxville. See
their ad on the last page Of this issue
as there are some prices that will inter.
est you.
Miss Susanna S. Baker OF the elias,
of go of Maryville College elected Il
the chair of English Language and
Literature in Washington College
Miss Baker taught this department
the past year, arrived here recently.
Mrs. Meek, nee Miss Mary Fem
ming, at the Senior Concert, Is great
favorlte with the music loving people
of Maryville and the announcement
that she will sing next Wednesday
night insures large attendance.
The Senior Concert promises to be
one of the best ever given. Remem
Der the date next Wednesday night
See announcement elsewhere.
DR.. Ed Johnston, of Cincinnati, il
here to attend the Commencement
exercises The doctor formerly at
tended the college here and is one o
the most popular young men whc
, ever came to Maryville.
David Landlord was brought before
Esq Morton Thursday charged will
stealing little David Britton's chickens
and selling them to the College board
ing club. After the witnesses TO
the prosecution were heard, LankforC
waived further hearing till court
The bond was placed at SIooc
) and as the defendent was unable t.
give it he was taken to jail.
The graduating exercles of tn,
8 Freedman's Normal Institute wer,
, held Wednesday night. Three younl
f men graduated. VIM Prater, Wn
Nance and Henry Conley. Afte
, the speeches the Literary Societ,
= filled the rest OF the evening wit
D an enjoyable entertainment. Mr.. ant
l Mrs. Garner, who have this work il
: change, certainly derserve grea
credit for the success this school ha
attained.
The first class which has graduate,
from the Friends School in year
went out this year. Three your
men and one young lady: Miss Jessi
Moore and Messrs. Frank Idins, San
Broyles and Robt Ross. The gradu
, ating exercises were held Frida
night and all ofthe graduates mad
2 excellent speeches. A great deal G
n credit is due Prof. d. R. Hawort
S for his untiring energy and work dr
\ ring the past year, He has built II
d a school which is a credi, and homo
to any town.