The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-02-26

Prof. Warfel and now has good po-
sition in Knoxville.
Last Monday Prot S. T. Wilson,
Rev. Jno. A. Silsby, H. M. Welsh
and R. w. Post started Tor Cleveland,
Ohio. to attend the Volunteer Con.
vention.
The following is a partial report
from the Gymnasium this week: Thos.
A. Mcguire, physical director, takes
much interest IN the audacious and |
frantic feats of our athletes.
D. F. Coldiron, who has been treat
ed for "Big feet" has been reduced as
to his feet, seventeen ounces and can
now wear no. IFS instead of no. las.
Geo. w. Reed, has won the cham
pionship as a natural boxer, having
developed wonderfully strong nerves
and quick muscles by tanning off the
gnats when he was small boy.
Mr.. Quist can now run a mile in
forty eight minutes.
Green is having his neck stretched
so he can talk to Miss Gosset without
talking so loud.
| S. O. Houston is gradually decres-
ing in stature by hard practice in the
basement and physical director Ma
guire, thinks in the course of time that
Houston can 60 to bed without doub-
ling himself up,
H. S. Lyle won the best record
this week in Neutrality-suspicious. and
Belk were close behind however.
Fatty Marsh has gained two inches
in height bNstretching apparatus.
All these developments are wonder
full and still greater things will follow.
The Series of revival meetings in
our college closed Friday night in the
, midst of much interest. Very touch
ing scenes transpired as DR.. Trimblt
parted with the students to whom
had become so strongly attached
Thirty students professed conversion
and many more were quickened il
| their religious life.
Last Sabbath night the aftermath
meeting incident to the college reviva
was held in, the Auditorium of Ney
q Providence Church. 1t was preciou
!. meeting. Nearly all the new convert
J added words of testimony to that c
older christians who felt quickenin
a in their religious life. through til
q meetings.
The infant child Of Mr.. Williar
, Thomas died Friday. The funer;
n services were held at the New Prov
h dence Church Saturday morning
} The intement in Magnolia Semetary
s. Sympathy Of college and communit
II rest with Mr.. Thomas and family.
Eugene Webb has been out {
e classes the past few days owing
Q illness. James Dunn has bee
y simelarly "shelved."
Mrs. Bond attended chapel exc
IT. cises on Friday morning.
The Junior Athenlan and Alph
TO Sigma Societies will hold joint Coz
Is ., gress on Saturday evening in the Att
\ enian hall. Some interesting bills wi
!" be presented and elaboratly and ell
a. quently discussed.
Rev. Donald Mcdonald was Wis
81 ing in Maryville this week.
~ Prof. H. A.. Golf and Horace Ell
at are hearing Prof. Wilson's classes til
b: week.
Prof. E. B. Waller went to Ne
10 Market last Friday and delivered ,
~ interesting and profitable lecture to Il
# people Of that place Friday evening
Washingtons' birthday was celebr
ted by holiday last Tuesday. Son
of the students wish that we mig
celebrate the birthdays of some ofo
~ worthy Professors and thus increa
= our holidays.
he Mr.. Brickey, who was in scho
Ii- last year, was visiting on thesHlll. ia
n Saturday. sen
lat A Sociable was given to the stu
he ents last Tuesday evening in the cha
rts Ell. A good time as usual.
- The Y. M. C. A. last Sabbath W
- led by H. S. Lyle. The subject W;
!, "Trust Christ for What?" More TIL