The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-07-29
EAST MARYVILLE.
F. H. Lamon and family visited
relatives in Knoxville Tuesday.

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Prof. D. R. Haworth is teaching a
singing school at Mount Lebenon.
Capt. S. P. Rowan was transacting
legal business in Knoxville Tuesday.
Mrs. Andy Delozier of Bank was
visiting her parents the early part of
this week.
Mr.. Alexander Maglll of Brook
wood, Alabama is visiting his parents
on High Street.
Raleigh Goddard has been very
sick threatened with a severe case of
fever, but better at this time.
Prof. Newman spent day or two
at home this week before leaving for
Winona, Indiana, where he will spend
a season.
Revs. John Cresswell of Bearden,
and John S. Eakin of Jonesboro, were
visiting the early part of this week in
East Maryville.
Mr.. Joseph Johnson and wife (nee
Miss Francis MagilD Of Benton Polk
County, are the guests Of the parents
of Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Magill.
John Ammons will soon occupy his
new residence on North Hill and
James Everett will take unto himself
a help mate and will reside in the
property now occupied by John Am
mons.
Revs. Charles Mckinley of Okla
homa and J. N. McMcGinley of New
Market, and their families are happy
ly spending their vacations from their
pastoral duties, with their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Mckinley just east
Of the college.
Thomas Ammons, Mike, John and
Will Hufstetler, and John Nook, left
Monday morning for Louisville,
where they have the contract for builo.
ing dwelling for Dock Harper,
which will be pushed as rapidly as
possible until completed.
Time in its unweary flight, marked
the 72nd mile post in the life of Mrs
Brown last Tuesday, mother of T. N.
Brown, John F. Brown, Miss Ethe
Brown and Mrs. T. T. Alexander
and the heart of mother was surprised
and made glad when the children and
their families began to arrive with
presents, without any previous know
ledge on her part of what was in store
for her. While the evening sun o
her existence is fast approaching the
western slope of time, yet she wa
one of the children on tha
h,ppy occasion. Your CORES
pondent will join in with many friend
of this old lady and her excellen
family, in wishing for the return tt
her Of many more happy birthday an
niversaries.
Wednesday evening Rev. Rober
Jones and Miss Jessie Magill, were
Joined in the holy bonds of wedlocl
at the home of the bride on Higf
Street, in the presence of immediate
relatives. Rev. S. W. Boardman, ID
I D. performed the ceremony in words
very appropriate to the occasion
This is the first couple married by
this reverened gentleman since he
has been a resident of Maryville, anc
the manner, he spoke the words tina
sealed the marriage vow made last
ing impression upon all who witnessed
lit. The groom is graduate o
Maryville College, and more recently
from Seminary in California, ant
hence is a promising young devine O
the Presbyterian Church. The bride
is the youngest daughter of Marsha
Magill and one of Maryville's mos
popular young ladies, and both are
held in high esteem by legions o
friends, who will congratulate them a
they start upon the voyage of life
They will spend about month will
relatives in and around Maryville, ant
about the first of Sept. will sail fo
Bankok, Siam, where they will con
vey the glad tidings to that people