The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-08-01

spending the time at Clark's Mi er-
al Well We are sorry to learn
thu t his father and mother are IL
such poor health.
For Sale at a bargain. good 4
room house and lot near Southern
DeIo good terms.
McNutt & Broyles
Lost:-A gold locket, with letters
m, H." on back, and Misses
jennie Catlett and Elizabeth Hawn s
pictures inside. Finder please leave
at w. r. Harmon's Livery Stable
and receive reward.
Saturday is getting to be a great
trading day in our city-Teams,
wagons, buggies, automobiles, bicy-
Giles, and vehicles of every descrip-
ton line our streets. This is what
we enjoy seeing. Be sure to come
here to trade.
Fleet Goddard, who now has
position in. the Commissary De
partment Of the State Militia was q
visitor in our city Saturday night,
returning Sunday morning to his
duties. He will go to Nashville
where he will be stationed at a
salary of sos per month
Capt. J. B. Pate and wife who
have been living in the Philippines
for number of years will start for
home on September Ist and expect
to reside in the United States here
after. Capt. Pate has been connect
ed with the Constabulary Service OF
the Islands We are glad to well
come item back home, as they will
likely locate here at Maryvllle or
Chattanooga one. Capt. Pate is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pate.
Little Eulah Cartwright OF Lyon s
vi, is the guest of her uncle Hugh
Clemel s, in our city.
Miss Louise Everett arrived here
Tuesday from Dallas, Texas, to join
her mother, Mrs w. G. Everett, for
several weeks visit to the home OF
Mayor Everett.
L. T. Maxwell and wife have re-
turned from visit to her relati les
on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
They report delightful journey.
Tbe Maryville Board of Trade is
called to meet at 4:30 next Tuesday
afternoon at the Bank of Blount
! County. Business of importance
will be transacted and full attend
ance is much desired.
George Marsha! of Texas, former Mary
Vile citizen is visiting friends in our city.
Mr. and Mrs Eber Smith and little son
of Seattle, Washington, are visiting rela-
ii YES in our city. Mrs, Smith is better
k nown here as Miss Bertha Coming,
Miss Irene Martin of Maryville is visiting
in the city at this time the guest of her sis
Ter Mrs. E. E. Hollingsworth, No. 8I3
Henley Street. Journal & Tribune,
The Aluminium Co., of America, has been
busy this week taking up the deeds for the
and purchased and paying for same. The
Rorex farm Of sc acres brought $40, $50.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Friends
was held at Friendsville last Saturday.
T hose in attendance from this place were
Mrs. lanes M. Greer NJ. Haworth and
Paul Kithcart.
S. Joe Allen and family who have been
in California for several years are now back
at home, and will probably remain here
indefinitely. We are glad to welcome
! them back.
Morton Butler, the Millionaire Capitalist
of Chicago, who will place in our midst the
large manufacturing plant of the Morton
Butler Lumber Co., has had his name add
ed to our growing subscription list.
George Byrne, OF Baltimore, NJ. d., rep.
res entng the Manufactures Record pub
lished at Baltimore, was in our city We'd
nesday securing data, for his paper and ex-
pressed The view that Maryville and this
section have a very bright future.
The Chilhowee Mining Co., Pittsburg
corpofation for the past three years have
been purchasing mineral rights in the Chi
howee Range OF Mountains. They bought
the vast tract OF land and own minera
rights from Mt. Nebo to Montvale Springs
They will begin mining for ore in the near
/ future.
Wednesday three officials OF the Ocoee
Power Company passed through our city in
an automobile on their way from Chatta-
nooga 10 Knoxville. The general Manager