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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Die 9epeldje, bic Der &Sni9 bor

Ute SepelHe, ole OCT StuAt0 uu''
5erbien a11f leiner Slldt an oen So
rem geididt bot, lit cine Mnflage-
ldyrift bon eridiitten6er Trogif. 8e-
oa1lern beroient &onig @eter ni6t.
.gr bot lidy ol1rd Melldelmoro sen
@eg gum Ebron gebabrt uno INN iei-
ne @erridaft 81 befeitigen, bot er iidj
go15 nno gar bon &ublano abbangtg
gcmadt. Ser 0oppelmor6 in Sera=
iepo mar cine ser b0ien 6riidte oie-
les unbeiligen 8iinoniiles. Muf Stuff
lambs @ebeib bot Ser &0mig ieiner
&egier11ng geltattet, Sic Silbneforoe=
r1111gcn Selterreid>llngarns 5uriicf5u=
>pciien, nnb int &ertrollen arf Hnb-
lano bat er Sen lebteu Mugen6lid Der
i1,u1t, 100 es nod 3eit getpeien mare,
iid) nit De lterreid 5lt Der tanoigen.
lhn lit er Elm b%einmtbloier 6liift=
Ting %getporben nn0 Ser ebematige So
ian tritt als Nnflager gegen iere
auf, sic i'm ms llnglIid gebradt ba=
ben: gege,r Sic i6lebten &atbgeber
oes 3aren. Mber nidt gegen Stub
lano allein ridtet 6ieie Mnflage li6,
io116ern o11d gegen England nno Die
iibrige11 Mid)te bes Gierperbanoes.
Sic alle iin6 i6ul6 6ara11> oaB Ger
bien ms @eroerben geram1t lit; lie
babe11 es bo5u in ie0er 8eiie ermltn<
teri uno es Damn leinem Sdyidial
iiberlaiien. gdan6lid)er als Serbten
lit Elm 2ono BON ieinen 6re11noen mic
mails getaltidt mor6en. gei6t ei11=
NAL 8elgien, un6 6aS min befant1t=
lid) ettpas beiBetr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
KirNk6e nd6ri0ten.

Slm %5O1abr1gen Snb1lalm u11D
gum &atronsfeite Ser @emein6e 5ele<
brierte Ser bodtp'ite 8ildof sos.
8uih amt Mitttpod in Ser l1nbefl.
gmpfangmiBfirde 5u ct. @lo1t6 NOR
gems balb II ubr elm Yontificalamt,
BEL pel6em bodm. P. @regor, .. g.
s., als @r5prielter, bodtp. SEER
@obfa un0 bodm. P. &apbael> .. g.
g., alS @bren6iafone, bodm. Or.
@ans nn6 bo4p. p. Sacobus, s..
@. g., als 9ioton ut16 Sa1b6iafon
Der Meiie un6 Ste bodtp. 8ene6ifti<
ner @il6ebran6 un6 9abi0 olS @ere=
mo1tiare aiiiitierten. Gem bo6m'=
iten Git1larbiidof Sacob Srobec,
tpelder 6ie 6eitpre6igt bielt, in mel=
der er it fl1r3er ur6 %getpablter Torm
6ie midtigiten greigniiie uabrenb
6es so Sabre langen Sci tan6es Ser
@emein6e Dor Nugen fibrte ur6 6ie
@emein6e at ibrem anbalten6en
gmpprbliiben begludtpiinidte, al
itierten bodtp. &err Maprbofer un6
bodtp. P. 8i1ibrorb, .. g. g. Meb1t=
bem batten ii6 CUR -go16enen 8eier
ei~ngefun6en 6ie bodtu. 8ene6iftiner
MidaeI un6 Seboftian un6 6ie bodJm.
&erren @alder, Builder un6 2el1tb<
ner. Mo9mittags 3 nbr bielt Ser
bodm'ite &err Mbt @eter @ngel, 8.
e. s., bon ser ct. Sobns Mbtei Bon-
tificalpesper, mobei als gbren6iofone
oiiiitierten sic bodtp. @atres @regor
nn6 ditto, nls 9iafon bodp. @err
8rider, als Sub6iafon bodtp. @err
2eutbner un6 aIs 8eremoniore sic
bodp. 8eneoiffiner Saeobus unb &a-
pbael. So9tp. P. @regor, 8. g g.,
bielt sic Seitpre6igt, 1T ser a1@ er
ols ge1peiener longidbriger &farrer
ser @emein6e gu 6em goloenen ST.
btld1tm Ser Bfnrrfir9e m1s ga115em
&er5en @Iid tpiinidte. Der Mbt en-
tbeiIte 5l1m Sdluiie Sen faframenta=
Iiiden Segen, un6 6os @roBer @ott
brodte Die ~Sl1biIdumsfeier gum feier-
Iid)er Mbidla1B. menos 8 l1br tpur=
Sc Dos berrIide Sdauipiel Sober
monn" bon Mitglie6errr 6es fatb.
Clubs Dor 6iht beiebtem @auie in
ser @lrbbare our M%uffiibrung ge<
brodt, un6 sic Dirt rn6 @eiie> mie
6ie DarItell11ng bon Ser 8olfsmenge
mfgenommer tu11r6e, lit 8e1gniB So
fit, 6aB bo@tp. P. &il6ebrm6, 3.
g.. s., in ser @obl 6es @tiides Sen
@eiit 6es S11beltages, bon 6em Sic
@emein6e rn6 sic gon5e Sto6t beleelt
par, ridtig erfaBt, Ser bodm. P. Da=
bis ols Setter SEN Mitmirfen6en SEN
ridtigen 9ori ten11ngsgeiit eitge-
bandit 1tn6 sic 3uboreridoor Sen
mtsge5ei6neten Sinn 6es Studes i'm
ridtigen @eiite erfabt batte.
* &pdtp. @err 6. 8. @rii11ertpalo,
Biz oabin Hfarrer BON Donnellp, lit
bonn bodm'ften &errn 8iidof sos.
guid ols 1t05efan-I ireftor SEES Mo=
men Sci 1=@ereins, 6en ser Sberbirte
in alien @emein6en ser 0io5eI lie CT
ridtet ieben min, un6 als S'ripeftor
ser &farrid1tlen Ser Dto5eie er11an11t
noroen 11nb miro nebitbem bon ct.
CLOUD aus sic @emein6e glf @iber
berfeben. &odpp. @err @eBling lit
nit Ser @eellorge in Donneup be-
tro1tt.
Mm Sonntagnadmittog gelang<
tie 6ie bon 6em bodm. Tran5isfaner<
pater Git1ts in sic bonn bodtp. &errr
S. @older at ct. @uguita gegebene
adttagige fl. miiiior gum feierliden
Mbfd1uB. Giefe @no6enaeit tp11r6e
bon Sen Mitglie6ern ser @enein6e
3lr @irh1ng 6es @eeIenbeiles BE-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Nidjt nit 1tnredt betpnen ernitt


unb mufridttge merifaniid)e @6rift.
meiiter, 6oB 20 Bro5ent Ser Sling:
hinge, sic cine amerifamide Timber:
iitGt beiudt baben, I'M praftiider
2eben Sdtffbrr16 lei0en, meil tie iid
bon m1bbringenSer Mrbeit, abmen0er
un6 Ser Slunferet un6 legitimer
Hrenerei %5rtpen6en. Sen bol6er
@eien, 6ie b0bere Godterida1len be:
iudten felt Elm @o5iologe 6os 3eug:
niB aus 6aB r1r cine o11s r1eltrt, 6ie
ii6 berbeiratben> Mutter tper6e, un>
6aB Ole &inoerloligfeit in BEN b0be:
rem &reiien gum grten Son gebore
Mms 6ie1em ta6elboften matchmaker
feblngen iit mitbin 5u idlieBen, 6ab
es redt mirr6ermertbtges @yenIden=
material nnter 6em paldebten, einz
%geborenen Mmerifaner1bum gibt, aus
6em ii9 feine mddtige Section fir
Ole. 3ufunft anfbo11en ldBt, tpenn
.6erielben fem frem6es Slut 5llge=
fiibrt miro. l1n6 Ga lit es mobl m
Nlote> menn man 1tnferen @eipen=
i~teriebern, Die 6as uMmerica ftrft"
a1s 5hlagmort int Mrtnde fiibren,
Sen g11ten &atb ertbeilt, nit 6em pa
2duter1tngspro5eB BEL SEN
@ingeborenen 3u beginnen un6 Die
bernntpodfen6e Sugen6 3u niiblidten
ser @eieuidaft 3u er8ieben.
Die idIegteiten @lemette 6es ameri-
@oItes fin6et man unter
eingeborenen, fir feinen niibli-
diem Bernf engagement @troldentb11m
mn6 nieoerer Stdn6e, 6os sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Die Muiprade, ,uclde &raitoent

MiIlon oml Iienltog Dor Dem B111z
besfongreb gebalteu bot n1ro Die an
auoerer Stelle inn @ortlal1t %perottent'
lid, lit, lit in 1peaigen @orten gelagt,
ar0bteutbeils ais Elm &riegsprool1ft
bin5unebme,1. Auf Sem el1ropaild)e11
&rieae berubt Ser lpidtiglte Sbell Des
acknowledgements, Sic Sanoes-
pertbeipigulgspl1ne. als cine Sc
oleiterldeim1ng oes &rieges lit ald)
Ser Mngriif gege11 oas D~eutlbameri=
fanertE1lu SIT betrad)ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

lltens benubt, mar ia Dos @ottesbms
BEL oaen @ottesoieniten nno Breolg~
ten nit Mn6d6tigen iiberfiiat. Nfoge
Ole fl. Waifiion iegensreide 5ri6te
tragen.
sSsn ser ct. Mifolausfirde gu ct.
MihoIas mur6e am Montag oas So
tronsfeit aufs Seierlidite begangen.
Morgens bolb 10 lbr 5elebrierte Der
bodyp. @err sos. 8uider BON Wfap=
be1p 2afe nnter Miiiitens Der bodm.
@erren s.. 2eltbner bon WfartD, N.
Geiffer bon g6en 8oaeD nnb oes
bodtp. 0rtspfarrers Elm feierli@es
Sodamt, tpGbren6 tpeldem Der bodtp.
@err 2el1tbner cine Ser 5eltgelege11~
beit entipredenoe Hre0igt bielt. gelm
@%ottesoien1te nabmittags I'm balb 3
nbr nabm Ser bodm. Srtspfarrer
@do(lenberger 6ie @eibe bier nel1er
8ereinsfabnen bor> mobei 6ie bodm.
Serren Neiffer nn6 8uider aliiItier=
ten. Die Sabne 6es Mamerpereins
tpur6e 6em fl. Nifolaus, Die oes
driitlid)en Miitterpereins Ser i6mer5=
boften Muttergottes, sic 6es Sling
Iingsbereins 6em I'll. Mlpiius un6 Die
6es Sungfrnuen @ereins Ser nnbe=
fleft gmpfangenen ge1peibt. @odm.
&err 9eutbner bielt BEL 6ieler @ele=
genbeit Die 5eltpre6igt. Die 5eier
id1oB init grtbeilung 6es iafromen-
tali1den @egens unb Mbiingen 6es
GROCER @oH.
* Sn ser bonn bodtp. Serrn 6.
Sde11er gu @ol6ingfor6 paltorierten
ct. Mariens Bemein6e fam Sic bonn
bodm. Sblatenpner Neter gour ge=
boltene odttagige fl. Miiiion om
lebten Som1tognadmittag gum feier=
Iiden MbihluB, mobei Scr bodm'lte
Migr. g. &idter bon Melroie off
1tierte nn6 bas @ottesbaus bie
gdoor fa11m 81 faiien bermodte, mie
i%ibrigens o11h tpdbren6 Ser gon5en
Miiionstpode Sic Stride itetS NIT an<
6adtigen ongefiiut mor. Mad Ser
SdluBpre0igt uno nod feierlider
Ero5e1iion 6urh Sic Stride, nobel
W1igr. Gidter SOS MnerbeiIigite trug
uno nodber Sen iaframentali=
iden gegen ertbei1te, bielt @od=
Ser elbe nod cine fl1r5e Mnfpra=
DIE, in melder ct treffli6e @or-
tie ser grmunterung fir Sic
@emei16e botte> ieiner Sreu6e iiber
Sen grfo1g Ser fl. miliion Mus6rud
gab un6 sic Soffru1ng o11siprad, 6oB
sic @na6en5eit 6ie ertpiinidten 6ru6-
te 5eitigen >per6e.
@eitern Modmittag, 6em Geite
ser unbefledten gmpfdngntB, fon6 in
Ser ct. 8onifa5iu5 Stride at
GoI6 @pring ser feier1ide
@dl11B ser 40itiin6igen Mnbodt
itatt, pdbren6 tpeIder ser bodhp. Tof=
fioniitenpoter 5imon sic Teitpreoig=
ten bieIt un6 6em bodJm. 8farrer P.
@einrao, .. g. g., sic bodp. ge<
ne6ifttner @regor bon &idmon6 nr6
SuIi1ts bon Sacobs Hroirie ur6
bodtp. &err 9e11tbner bon Mortp Gil
tige M1sbulfe 1eiiteten. @abrenb Ser
@no6en5eit naberte iih sic gan5e &C.
mein6e BEN fl. Safrmenten, BENT
nod Sic 6rettdgige Mnbodt oIs pirf=
li4e @no6en5eit be5eidnet meroen
fam.
8ie in ser bonn bodtp. P. 22ufos,
8. g. g., 5u Seem M11nid poltorier-
fpn @pmpinnp In tnfrHp n1th IN EAer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Erpfeiiur Suit iagt cher SIT tue:

nig ais SIT piel, 1per1n er behal1ptet
in G~eutid)lan0 bitten &naben boz
fiinf5ebn Sabren cine grinoliderf
rro riel umfoilenoere 8il6ung als
Ser gmerifal1er i'm Sitter bon adt:
sefn ober neun5ebn Sabren. Sir
beutIder Guartaner meib in Ser Sc:
id1id)te uno Geographic gnrobas bel:
fer @eidyeio ols Sic meiiten anglo:
onerifoniihen 3eitungsre6afteure
Sic bos sdmabe1ralter langit iiber:
idrritten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Gus &aroinalsfp1esimm, >ueldes

meluere nelle &aroinale 5u erne1ne1
111lo auoere midtige Geidafte gu er'
leoigen bat, trat au Montag I'M Na,
titan s11ialmer. gs feblten mebrere
ol1sIanoiid,e &oroinale, belonoers
bon Ben Der. Staaten. Yaplt 9ene'
oift be0riibte sic &aroinale uno bielt
cine lal1gere Mn1prade, IN Ser er bon
11eltelu sic Gdreden oes &riegS Der
llrtbeIlte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Der 9raiibeut tuiQ ,,ebr @erbanb.

Der &raiibent iuiQ mebr @erbano'
3el,g nod europa geididt baben. GU
aru11Ium Bnnen Menld)en fem! ltno
lolde Se1dler. CRIT idifem mir Baf'
fen nno Munition bimiber, I'M 81ln=
SEN gu ldlagen; Damn @erbanb3er1g,
Inn sic @11noen gu beilen. Mber sen
Em1len6en bon @efaqenen, Sic ane'
ritumlben &11geln erlegen iinb, bilf1
teim Gerban65a1g mebr. l11pS tpenr
Ser @raiioent ser Ser. Staoten es
NIT eigener &anb gefaltet batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

@enn Sas Sled, bas feline Staats'
md11uer idtpate11, perfaufli6 pare,
tpiiroe ENGLAND auer 6inan5lorgen
i~lberboben fem.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12
Personals from Over County

Thompson conducted the services
sunday night and he insisted
that every one take a part whether
members or not. Mr.. Johnnie
jenkins was appointed to conduct
the services next meeting. Was
changed from Sunday night to
Saturday night on account of
Liberty church having their
prayer services on Sunday night.
Rev. Caylor will preach at
Union Grove Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night Aug. %
and 20. Also Bro. Langston,
will preach there the first Satur-
day night and Sunday in Sept.
Mrs. Joe Bruister is still very
sick. Friends hope to see her
improve soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hassler
and little daughter, Elyadah, are
at this time visiting their mother
at Chilhowee.
Charlie Snider met with a very
painful accident the latter part
of the week. While saving, two
of his fingers were cut off and
his hand very badly bruised, he
was taken to Loudon to DR..
Harrison.
Posie Headrick dined with the
Misses Fields Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Kyker is very
sick at this time. Friends hope
to see her we'll again soon. She
is very much missed in our Sun
day school and prayer meeting.
The revival at Liberty closed
Sunday night. Have not been able
to get the correct number of souls
saved during their meeting.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12
Andrew HammOntree
Dies at the Age of 65
GREENBACK

On last Friday night, August
9Th, at about 2 o'clock, all that
was mortal of Mr.. Andrew Ham
montree left its tenement of clay
and returned to the God who
gave it. He was about 65 years
of age and had been sick only
very short time and his death
came as a surprise to many of
his friends. He was a faithful
member of the M. E. Church at
Sinking Greek, and shortly be-
fore his death expressed himself
as being ready to go. His COM
panion had preceded him to the
spirit world some three or more
years. His remains were laid to
rest in the cemetery at Sinking
Creek where a large crowd of
relatives and friends were assem-
bled to pay their last tribute of
respect. Rev. Kinzer, the pastor
of the church conducted the fu-
neral services.
He leaves she sister, and one
brother, two daughters, three
sons and host of other relatives
and friends to mourn his depart
ure. We commend the bereaved
ones to the God of all grace who
is able and willing to help in
time of need. See Phil. 4:19;
Heb. 4:16.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12
Birthday Party is
Pleasant Event
PEA RIDGE

Miss Ella Lequire gave a birth
day party at her. home Saturday
night. Quite a number were
present and enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. Mary Grifitts and daugh-
ter, Bernice, of Georgia, are WIS.,
iting relatives on the Ridge.
Miss Mary Goddard, of Brick
Mill, spent Friday night at the
home of G. N. Goddard.
Tom Mcconnell has been on
the sick list but is better.
Miss Bessie Henry of Maryville
was visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Laura Mckinley, Sat-
urdayssnight and Sunday.
Miss Emily Everett called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurdle Goddard
Saturday night.
Miss Elva Coventry, of Mary
vile, spent from Saturday until
Monday with the Misses Whetsell.
Mr.. Claude Dunn and Miss
Dixie of Townsend called on Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Wilkinson Sunday.
Rev. O. H. Logan preached at
Peck's Chapel Sunday evening.
Misses Carrie and Catherine
Wilkinson are visiting relatives
in Tuckaleechee Cove.
Mrs. G. N. Goddard has been
having trouble with her eyes but
they are better now.
The grave yard at Peck's
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12

Chapel will be cleaned off next
Saturday Aug. IA. Every body
come and help.
Miss Blanche Mckinley went
to Chambers Station Sunday
where she began to teach Mon
day.
Mrs. M. c. Whetsell spent last
Thursday night with Mrs. G. N.
Goddard.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Manson Everett
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Huse
Nuchols Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. Nelson is visiting
her brother near Hubbard's
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Renfro
called on Mrs. S. W. Coulter Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Beulah Long and brother
Charlie spent Sunday night at
the home of their uncle P. S.
Mr.. Willie Mckinley and Miss
Jennie Bond attended prayer
at Peck Chapel Sunday
night.
One of George Hutsell's little
children is very sick.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12
Most Successful
Revival Is Ceased
GREENBACK ROUTES

The people of this community
are very much lost since the
revival closed. This revival is
to be long remembered and never
forgotten. Never since | can
remember has there been such a
revival in this community. Rev.
Langston and Rev. Caylor con-
Quoted this meeting. They stay
ed and worked two weeks with
US, and during this time there
was sixty two (62) souls saved,
and from forty five (45) to fifty
Joined the church and the entire
church was greatly revived. We
as a church can never express
our good feelings toward Bro.
Langston and Bro. Caylor for
their labor in our community.
Rev. Langston baptised seven the
last day of the meeting Aug. 3,
and came back Saturday Aug. Z,
and baptized nine more and
preached at Union Grove Satur-
day night. There was quite a
number out at Sunday School
Sunday. Every body come and
help make this Sunday school a
success. We are very anxious to
see it improve.
We were very much pleased to
see such a crowd out at prayer
meeting Sunday night it was
encouraging to see the interest
was taken too. The new converts
all took a great interest and
helped quite a bit. Mr.. K. S.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12

FOR SALE-House and lot on
Isabella avenue, LIST ward, Knox
vile, Seven room house, mod
ern in every detail. Two and
one-half acres of land; plenty of
young shade trees; good garden
lot; good barn; electric lights,
hot and cold water, excellent
view, overlooking river a n d
South Knoxville, good elevation
and fine air. Splendid location
for physician. For particulars
ring Old Phone No. 2298.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12
Browns Grove

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown
and children were the welcome
guests at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Kagley are
having a new dwelling built on
the Sevierville pike.
Miss Edith Ellis spent last Sab
bath at Sunshine.
Misses Edna and Carrie Nc
Collister attended church at the
Union Friday night.
Mrs. Lee Mcdonnell, Mrs.
Charlie Cupp and Miss Ethyl
Long were callers at the home of
Mrs. M. S. Long Saturday morn.
ing.
William Gregory of South
Louisville was the guest of his
uncle Andrew Gregory and fami-
ly last week.
Miss Helen Cox and several
other girls and boys came up from
F'riendsville Saturday night to
see the movies.
There was to be an ice cream
supper at the home of John L.
Everett Saturday night but it was
postponed till next Saturday
night on account of a revival
meeting going on at the Union
school house.
Miss Bess Hargis was seen on
our streets one day last week.
Andrew Gregory has a fine lot
of watermelons for sale.
Dewey McCosh of Louisville is
working at the Cherokee shop
and boarding with his sister,
Mrs. William Everett.
Uncle Jim Nuchols of Slip Up
passed through our burg last week
on his way to town with a nice
lot of peaches.
Mrs. Lizzie Long called on Mrs.
Grace Kagley Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alvin Baker of Depot St.
spent Friday afternoon with rela-
tives at this place.
Mrs. James Houser made a
flying trip to the city last Satur-
day.
We hear that Bill Atherton and
family are going to move to
Knoxville this week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12
Meadow

Rev. Everett preached to a
large crowd Sunday morning at
Cloyd's Creek.
Mr.. Alexander sang a solo,
Hold Me Fast, Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Alexander said this
song was we'll known among the
Chinese, which made the song
more interesting and inspiring.
The young ladies' and mems
classes of Kizer's chapel gave
social at the home of Mr.. John
Henry Tuesday evening. Re-
freshments were served and all
reported a delightful time.
The Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day evening proved to be a great
success and much interest mani
tested with Rev. Everett, leader,
and the 18th chaper of Romans
for discussion.
The threshers are busy with
Mr.. Vird Kizer this week.
Mr.. Clifford Furgeson and
John McNabb visited the marble
mill and quarry, TUESDAY, after
noon.
Mr.. C. N. Marthens, president
of the Cumberland Marble Mill
Co. of Meadow, with his family
left Knoxville last Saturday for
Chicago via New York in their
new Buick machine.
Miss Mary Kizer is visiting
friends in Asheville, N. C.
Miss Clara Hayes and Mr.. VIM.
Smith visited the marble mill and
quarry, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Slautterback and
Mr.. bowl of Knoxville returned
home Sunday afternoon after
short visit here.
Farmers of this place are glad
to see the rain.
Misses Stella, Molly and Master
William Hayes spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. V.
r. Kizer.
Clifford Furgeson and Ney
Johnson called on Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Hayes and family, Friday
afternoon.
William Smith returned to
Knoxville Sunday afternoon.
c. N. Marthens and family en-
Joyed an automobile trip to this
place last Thursday.
Vaughn Brown and Miss Shelton
Of Knoxville visited the marble
mill and quarry a Sunday ago.
Mrs. W. Crisp was instantly
killed by tightening last Sunday
She is survived by
her husband and two children.
Interment was in Cloyd's Creek
cemetery.
Ney johnson called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Horner Saturday even
ing.
If you are interested in Buggies
Hacks or Surries, before buying,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12

Your correspondent with quite
a number of the Sunday school
at Greenback, after the recitation
of the lesson, attended the revival
at Morganton where we heard a
most excellent sermon by Rev.
w. R. Dawson, of South Knox
vile, who is assisting the pastor,
Rev. C. H. Everett, in the meet
ing. While on this subject | will
say that the protracted meeting
at Greenback is announced to
begin next Sunday, August Is.
Rev. C. H. Everett has been Sc
cured to help conduct the meet
ing.
Misses Pearl and Mae Davice,
winsome young ladies from Knox
vile, visited relatives and friends
here several days recently.
Miss Mary Irene Fryar, who
has been employed to teach the
school at Westview, began hel
school work on last Monday, Aug.
9th.
Mr.. w. B. Kerr, wife and son,
visited relatives in Knoxville
Sunday.
Miss Stella Chapman visited
friends in Maryville over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone, of
Knoxville, visited relatives sew
eral days recently.
Mrs. Georgia McTeer and Miss
Helen McTeer, of Etowah, visit
ed their mother, Mrs. Rorex sew
eral days recently.
Mrs. Rachel Humphreys, an
aged and respected lady of our
town, has returned from a two
weeks visit with relatives at
Lenoir City.
w. H. McCollum has ordered
an Overland automobile which he
expects will arrive within the
next few days.
Mrs. P. E. Hammontree chap
eroned the following young peo-
pie who motored to Leeper's Fer
ny Sunday evening: Misses Helen
McTeer, VIOLA Stone; Messrs
Luke Wear and Quincy Lane.
Mrs. Robert Delaney and child
rem, of Johnson City, have re-
turned home from an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Thompson, of this place.
Misses Blanch and Pearl Mont
gomery who visited their brother
at Sterling, Colo, after an alb
sence of several weeks are now
at home,
John Ross began his school at
Union Grove Monday.
Success to The Times and all
it's readers.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-12

If you are interested in Buggies
Hacks or Surries, before buying.
ese Nealy Morton. Adyt. If.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-07-01
A Few Bargains.
Mard-BuChdn.

Married at Columbus, Kas., on
Monday, June %, 1915, by Judge
Ellis, Miss Clara Ward of Bax-
ter and Mr.. r. c. Buchau OF
Wayuoka, Okla. Miss Ward is
the ncice of Mr. E. N. Ward OF
Baxter, has been a resident OF
the city for many years, and has
a large circle of acquaintance.
Mr.. Buchon is one of the Frisco's
force, having charge of the tele-
graph Office in his home town.
Their scores of friends extend
congratulations to the newly
made husband and wife. H. F.
Rigg accompanied the couple to
Columbus.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-07-01
Chautauqua
Committees.

The following have been ap.
pointed to arrange for the care
and entertainment OF visitors al
the Chautauqua to be held in
Baxter, six days starting July 49,
Reception: Mrs. Roy Harvey,
DR.. Wear, Rev. Hoopingarner.
Decorative: Mrs. R. c. Wear,
G. E. Lundgren, Grant Wag.
goner. Choose all helpers needed.
Tickets: Mrs. Ed. Polster, ].
W. Grantham, Grace Perkins.
Choose Assistants.
Advertising: o. NJ. Spratt, L.
L. Cardin, ]. W. Cook.
Seating, Lighting and Grounds
Walter Hartley, F. M. Perkins,
A. B. Willard.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-07-01
T. Common, Secretary.

A rafting ball game on the
Frisco diamond Sunday called
out a big crowd. Riverton aided
by three Baxter boys met the
Frisco nine, the score was 4 to 3
with Baxter holding the long
end. Batteries Baxter, Bash and
Shutters, Riverton, Valliere and
Harvey. Both pitchers worked
we'll, Bash tanning eleven bat
tiers, while Valliere got seven,
The game was hotly fought up
to the last of the ninth, when
Alfred Bash knocked out a home
run with the bases full, and the
game ended. Lanton Nichols of
Riverton umpired. Baxter will
play Chetopa here Sunday.