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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
ATTACK RANCHERS-

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. oct 2S.-Five
Mexican bandits last night attacked
the ranch OF II. b. Shore, east OF Par.
Texas and seriously wounded an
American cowboy who was defending
the property.
An hour later the Mexicans were
captured by a troop OF American cav
airy. No details have been received.
Ell PASO. Texas, oct 2S-Ffve
thousand Mexican troops began 10 en-
train Wednesday night az Pledras Ne
gras for their trip through the United
States 10 Aqua Prieta. Sonora The
first train load is expected TO pass
through here Thursday night Amer
lean infantry Will be assigned 10 es-
cort the troop trains 10 their cestina-
ItiOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28

SALONIKA, Greece, Oct. IS
French troops have occupied RADIO
vita and Krivolac in Servia and
Strumnitza in Bulgaria. They are
now advancing toward Istib. The
Bulgarians are falling back.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
TIE WEATHER.

INDIANA. - Fair tonight.
cooler In northern portion;
Friday fair; slightly cooler
LOWER MICHIGAN. -
Fair tonight. cooler in CEN
trail and west portions. Fri
day fair, cooler in east por-
tions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
I.ife SaNing POSsihle.

The steady work Of the line hose
in O'COnnor's hands kept back the
flames that crept along the floor to-
ward the bodies and made possible
the saving OF life.
There were many injured. Some
were burned, some bruised or shaken
when they jumped from the windows
OF the building. The injured were
hurried hrst TO the Thomas hospital
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
URBAN NEWS

Mrs. II. w. Wheaton. who attended
Alma college last year, IS spendlnS
HIS variation. by acting as salesman
for the i.seman- French Co, or Wsuc :
ma, Min manufacturers OF STOCK
foodsL His territory Is IN eentr@'
Harold Parmenter Is at his home
sufYer from a wound in his loot
He shot the member with rine
while at Cooley lake the latter part
OF the week. and was obliged ~
Mrs Z j. rremper and Mss Grace
see Miss Elizabeth Ostrander on on
the Times trip 10 the Panama Pacihr
Mr and Mrs. Charles pingman are
spending n few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Green. the parents OF
Mrs. Dfngman.
r. Ray Bogart will act as best man
at the wedding OF Miss Cora Petersen
10 Ohio W. Daley at the home OF the
brides mother on Louise-ave., High
land Park. on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Howard Hall 10 spending the
summer At the 500. Mr.. Hall is the
upper peninsula representative for
the hardware nrm OF STANDARD Bros
OF Detroit
Reid simpson Is acting as clerk in
Ing the absence OF Harry Morris on
Owing 10 the absence OF the leader,
Charles stanley. the band did not
play as usual Saturday evening. The
town seemed rather quiet although
there was a good sized crowd in spite
OF the threatening weather.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
MT. CLEMENS.

Robert Campbell. aged 80. OF Dom
ora. Pa, ~eli-known In Mt. Clemens
as the result of his frequent visits
here during the past few years, died
early sunday morning at local
hotel Two brothers OF the deceased
arrived In the city, Monday morning.
and the remains were shipped to
Dorora. tuesday, for burial
Earnest T. Coupelsnd. OF 1873 Can
held-aye-. Detroit, was the victim OF
pickpockets. while boarding an s5s
=. L. n. car. In front OF the com
panys waiting room. sunday evening
Mr. copeland lost a htll-fold. so he
told police officers. containing SIS In
paper money
Mrs Henrietta Kaspei. aged - for
over half century a resident OF Ma
g fut township. died AT her home late
srLdRy. after an illness OF two
sons and three daughters. among the
latter being Mrs. John Nolkert. Of
Detroit The funeral will be con-
Quoted from the Waidenburg Luth-
eran church. Wednesday.
Word was received In the city
Monday afternoon OF the death OF G.
II EanEpps. of Chicago. formerly n
resident OF Mt Clemens, and we'll
known here. The telegram. bearing
its sad message. gave no particulars.
md Mrs Harry Castle relatives. left
for Chicago. Monday evening.
&. r. Case. one OF Mt Clemens old
EFT reside nts, was seriously and per
haps fatally injured. Monday morn
ing. at the corner OF Lincoln and
North- ave<. He was en- route home.
ard ~ h. rsssed the Jarchow resi-
denee. where iinemen were trimmin &
trees. n heavy branch fell. striking
hiw squarcly across the shoulders
and on the head infiictlng deep
scalp wound Mr. Case ~ So years
OF age, and this fact considered. ply
slciIps say his condition IL grave.
%. l.. X engineers were in the city
Saturday comforting with Major
Nank and CITY Attorney Weeks. rela-
tive To the Maccmb-st bridge. Al a
recent meeting Of the council the
company was notified that the city
expected TO be indemnifed against
loss or accident. or shore line cars
would rot be permitted TO cross the
structure. which has been condemned
IN proposition submitted AT spe-
cial meeting OF the council. Nond ~
night. the u. l.. n. proposed To erect
an entirely new bridge to cross tbs
Clinton. at an estimeted cost OF
$4,000. in case the city will extend
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
their franchise. for a term of thirty

their franchises for q term OF thirty
years.
C. A. Gardner, Of Detroit. driving n
Ford automobile. Monday evening,
coiiided with n rig on North Gratiot-
ave. occupied by Mr. and Mrs. G. J..
Peterson. OF this city As result
the buggy was badly damaged. Mrs.
Peterson was thrown several feet.
and received several painful bruises.
but> her condition Is not thought To
be serious. Gardner was In the city
Monday morning and made n salts
factory settlement for the damages
Involved
Or. and Mrs. Roy Bailey. and
daughter, Ruth. OF Detroit. were
sunday guests Of Miss Efae Hutch
ms. Mlller-st
DIR. Montrose NJ. Bernstein. OF De-
troit was arrested. sunday. on North
Gratiot -ave.. for exceeding the speed
limit. He deposited $40 with sheriff
HaTtway for his appearance In JUS
tic~ court. Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

In a personal letter TO the actor.
Ben kiel 10 improving the front OF
his residence by the addition OF a
The cherry Hni Arbor OF Cleaners
will meet "Wednesday evening In
Gums hall for q business and social
wsshtsnaw Arbor OF G,saners viii
meet "Wednesday evening In Superior
Word ha. been received Of the eri-
~ sass Mr.. William roster fSrmss 9sR i.s
Helen Wizard, OF Ypetiantt Mrs. fos-
ter Ia packed In ice because OF q high
fever and an operation 10 deemed
Mr.. and Mrs, Everett w. wizard
have returned from an outing at the
hotel at Lakeland.
THE w " w.ss:r; q k s.,sr
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Amelia Koch
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Alexander.
Miss Charlotte Clark and rheodor:
Mrs Arthur Ament fhe ofnciai board
OF the Methodist church will meet
Mrs Grace Wizard whse,ock. super
visor cf music and art In the Aurora.
H. schools. 10 visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wizard. She sx-
poets TO teach next year In WASH
+. stemile. OF the Normal office.
has gone TO his home In the northern
part OF the state.
Hon. W. J. McKone. q former resi-
dent 81 this city and q Normal grad
uate. has retired from the state board
OF education. He 10 succeeded cy
Frank letters.
The summer session OF the Normal
Training school has closed, but the
lectures by the Misses Margaret Wise
and Pearl Clark on grammar and pri-
mary methods will continue until Fri
day OF this week
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Pheee Foot. of Martin-st.. eeles
brated her eighty-third birthday at
her home T 1ss s Ter a tivs a, dagss-
ham: Mrs. Mary clifford. Mrs. Anna
Schultz, Mrs. Cora Hyden and Mrs
Alma Casterton. of Detroit were
Mr.. and Mrs J. E Bowers. OF De-
troit. visited friends here Saturday.
The committee FOR the chautauqua
will meet at the Birmingham club
Wednesday evening at ) o'clock.
Mrs. John h Adams has returny6
from ar visit with her daughter. Mfs
Marjoris Stafford. at North Baltimfre
Ohio.
Miss Catheline csvanaugh, OF Ne.
troit. was A sunday guest OF Mr. add
Mrs Frank McHough on Pierce-st\
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hendricks weht
Monday 10 Worthwhile 20 visit 7. q
Richards.
Mrs. Elizabeth Donahue and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite. OF Jackson. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs IL. Burns. on
watkins-st.
Mr. George s,raweridge. Of Ppm
William Fyfe on Brown-st
Mrs. Howard Reid returned to
Monroe after spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arm
strong. on Merrill-st. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and lit
tie daughter, or Holly. are guests OF
Mrs. Hiram chatneid is i'll at her
home on Mapie-ave. west
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith have
returned home after visiting relatives
Mr.. ard Mrs. julius Merz and son
William. OF Pontiac were sunday
guests of Mrs. Nerz's mother. AIRS.
Aimira Nudge. on Hamilton-ave.
Scott Conway. of Wyandotte. spent
Sunday with his brother, G. E Con-
way. on Pierce-st.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, of
Pennington. were guests sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lake on Ma
ple-ave. west
Mrs Fannie Safyer and two sons.
John and Williams, have returned TO
their home NJ Hfilsdaie after spend
ing a few weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bortle on Maple
ave. west
The Log Cabin Gun ciab will hold
a shoot Thursday afternoon.
Elmer Monroe has returned from q
visit with relatives in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. John Murphy has gone on a
trip to Los Angeles. Cal
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
HIGHLAND PARK.

Engineer Whist reported to the
village council Monday evening.
gallons Of water were pumped into
ire village According TO this report
an evarage OF se2o, 900 sallon: OF
water are consumed In Hishiand
PARK each ns,. day win the ne G pine.d this
week. and will be Installed In all
Highland Park residences and bust
ness places at a cost OF IS to the
owners.
leaves Wednesday for visit with
Friends and relatives In Port Huron
ard 81 claire. Mich
Lloyd smith and Mark n smith
have rendered their designations to
the Highland Park IRE department
Mrs q J, Landry of Pasadena
ave Is visiting friends and relatives
In Saginaw, Mich
>Morday evening voted TO send VII
Mage clerk Royal NJ. Ford to the an
NAL convention OF city clerks. to be
heNt at Kalamazoo early In August.
sAyn Jurchovich. OF No. $50 Man
evening charged with having com
mitted "a statutory ofYense AGAINST q
The girl s,ateS that Jurchov,ch had
wished 30 marry her. but that her
She came TO Highland Park last
week. she said. TO meet him Jurcho-
vich will he arraigned before Justice
flanagan today.
Joseph Neck. of No go I.ahe'ie-
day. by Justice Lanagan- for exceed
ing the speed limit. Fred Van Nor
man was fined 81 by Justice Lana
gan for being drunk and disorderly.
reports - arrests. one state and -
ordinance ouenses: SIS total hnes
and Sis in costs. for the work OF
the police department during the
past week
Mrs. Herbert King. of Port Huron.
Mich. arrives Wednesday. TO be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph King
OF this village. for n few days
Justice John Marshall who has
| been I'll for the past two weeks. r.
Miss Hiiderard Hovey. Of DAWSON.
ave. left last Friday for an extended
TRIP through the west -
| daughter. OF No. las TyIer-sve.. are
! spending the remainder of the sum-
mer AZ Corunna beach.
Miss Nina Hull Of .hi. village. =
family at Harbor Springs.
Misses Matilda and Margaret Vail.
| OF No. Ia Massach usetts-ave., are
visiting friends In Chicago. III
In a Communication. Monday eve
/ water commissioners. the viilag.
4 council was asked TO state It's atti-
I tude In regard 10 a recent ruling OF
| the circuit court which provided that
| the village OF Highland Park should
J supply water TO Palmer park for a
period OF two years free Of charge
| The village desires TO supply Palmer
park with water on cash basis The
! matter was referred 10 the village
attorney. Edwin g. Bartlett
| Mrs. II. Taylor. Of E1kton and Mrs
! A. Baldwin. OF Detroit have returned
\ 20 their homes after visiting with
K friends in the village.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
DOREMUS is
OPPOSED TO
SUFFRAGE

right to vote on equal terms with
men, be passed by congress and SUBJ
mitted To the states for ratification.
This Is the plan OF the Congressional
union. under whose auspices the SUI
fragists made their request.
Briefly. Mrs. Shipper introduced
the reason for the visit. and brought
forward Mrs. W. r. Alvord. presi-
dent OF the Detroit Federation OF
Women's clubs.
I'll is my privilege" said Mrs. Al
ord. ito represent 5000 club women
OF the city OF Detroit. 'n IS clubs.
We are a charter member OF the
state federation OF $50 clubs. with
2l.5O0 members. All the state fed.
erations are joined in a national fed
Grafton OF 5000 clubs. with 1000. 900
members.
I'm the 1912 convention, in Califor.
MIA, II was thought unwise to take
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

Charles n. Human spent Sunday
with his mother. Nra Celestja Hin
man NJ Detroit.
Darius W. Knapp was Worthwhile
visitor Monday
Percy shafer and friend. Miss Bea-
tYfce Durham Of Plymouth. spent
Sunday In Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erin J. Cobb win at
tend the wedding OF their niece. Miss
Cora Petersen. Highland Park. Tues
day evening.
Harry Morris. Charles Freydi and
Hen Franklin. clerks In the stores Of
A. r. stanley. druggist; Bruno Free
dyl- cIothter. and william Carton.
ciothier, respectively, are enjoying =
1e-days. outing at the Yerkes cot
tage. walled lake.
Harold wheafon. son of Prof. and
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
PONTIAC.

Harry Brown. alias Harry Mart
man. has been held for trial in cir
cult court on a charge Of perjury
growing out OF his marriage to IL
year-old Pontiac girl.
Several men have filed verbal ap-
plicafions with the mayor and com
missioners for the place OF city clerk
left vacant by the resignation OF
| Charles l.. Groesbeck, who has ac-
cepted the position OF secretary OF
| the Board OF Commerce. TO take ef'
feet Aug. 81. Mr.. Groesbeck Is at
present In Colorado with his family
on a vacation of two weeks.
Floyd Nixon, Of Detroit. spent
Sunday at the home of his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Nixon, OF this
city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bogardus. OF Perry
st.. IL visiting friends In Flint
Misses Eva Crawford and Louise
Blakesiee are spending week at
the Epworth cottage at Lake Orion.
Mrs. 8. E. Beach and Miss Mar
garct Beach have returned to their
home here after visiting for several
days in Culver. Ind
Palmer and Harry Cason. OF De-
truit. were weekend guests OF Mel
son Russell. OF Florence-ave.
Gail Whitney Is spending q vaca-
ton OF q week In the west. visiting
friends.
Charles e. Waldo. Of the First
Commercial bank. DR.. II. s. Chap
man, Of the American bank. and
Cramer Smith. Of the Pontiac bank.
expect to attend the convention OF
Michigan bankers In Grand Rapids
Tuesday and Wednesday 81 this
week.
A contract. 90 years old. OF which
he had never heard. was presented
against Milward Rowland. OF Royal
Oak. In circuit court. Monday. when
q suit was heard to clear sn old nav
to the title Of the Lkeville Mill
property. The contract was held by
william Cleaver. Rowland has own
ed the property for II years. and
the contract was drawn in 1895.
o. A. Green was fined SO and
costs Of IS when he pleaded guilty
to . charge Of speeding an automo-
bile In Pontiac. in justice court He
paid. The arrest was made by No
tor Pstrolman Bixby.
Horace A. Green, for so years Q
resident on the same farm. In West
Bloomfield township. II dead there
following . stroke Of paralysis. He
~as ! veI1knownA school teacher for
many years. The funeral was held
from the late homo Monday after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
YPSHANTI.

The chautauqua program opened
Tuesday afternoon with a concert by
the Music Makers. This evening n
program will be given by the above
company and n lecture will be given
on Hungry people" by Sylvester A.
Long. who has iectured widely and
II one OF the most witty. eloquent
and inspiring speakers before the
public wednesday Wells Watson
CHM viii present that most stirring
and popular play. The Man From
Home" by Booth Harrington and
Harry Leon Wilson. In this play Mr.
CHM takes the part Of 10 characters.
Mr. Harrington heard a recent inter
probation and expressed his delight
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

action on the suffrage question. In
1914, In the Chicago convention. the
suffrage motion Was passed amid
great enthusiasm. Whatever oppo
sition there was came from women
who voted against the measure not
because they opposed suffrage. but
because they doubted whether u
was wise TO bring the matter before
the federation"
Mrs. Alvord concluded by speak
ing OF the need OF the vote which
women feel In encountering the
problems of home and business.
Mrs. Alfred o. Dunk. president Of
the Political and Civic league and OF
the Detroit Housewives league. told
how the women OF those organiza-
tons are hampered because they do
not count for anything politically.
I'VE are courteously received by
our legislators, but they don't do
anything for US" she declared. look.
ing Congressman Doremus straight
In the eye IF we had the ballot.
we could get better and cleaner food
and lower prices.
Nearly Gerry state has pure food
law, and there Is the greatest con
fusion In the seeral states In this
legislation. We shall never get any.
where until We have national food
law. We feel that we could get such
a law in some way by equal suffrage.
so we beg you to consider the Con-
gressional union amendment"
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

mitted the place was run in SAM.
tary fashion. but made . test case
OF the offense. The meat dealers
will not be allowed to use their
slaughtering place without adding .
|redCctiOn plant.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
MDETROTT

TIL rec Indianapolis youths were ar.
rested BY Detectives Roggers ana
koib early. Tuesday morning on
,Ss sae, tna, the nash,ne e'G nsa a:
Indiana license and was in posses
sion OF the three men. arousLng the
suspicions OF the officers. Charlee
G.ntile. is: Thomas Maniey. II. and
William Groxdidier. rs. were the
youths arrested. and they declared
that they had purchased the ma
chine from Henry Dipple. OF No.
sst MAssachusetts-ave.. indianapo-
lis
The chicago aldermen have Ia 3
Aennitety postponed their return
baseball game with the Detroit
lawmakers on account OF the East
land disaster. The game was
scheduled for Aug. 8. The game
may possibly be played In ssptem-
The Kern ResIty GO. has purchased
from Miss Ninns~ Booth the prop
crty ssxlss feet. on the northwest
corner OF Woodward-av and Hen
ry-st. nov occupied by the store
iu.i.ing OF John Blessed a sons.
grocers The Kern Co. also acquires
the lease Of Blessed 4 son, which
Rad . number OF years to run. The
amount involved in the Transaction
~ said TO have been In the neigh
boraocd OF 100000. The Merchants
Realty Co, will have charge Of the
prcrerty for the present.
Restaurant propri~torS nad all eWs
ppoycrs Of female ofaec help In the
city are receiving pamphlets from
state Labor Commissioned cum
nirgham calling their attention tp
the fact that all such employees
now come under the 5l-hour law.
as amended by the last legislature.
Miss Elizabeth Moran. and Mrs.
Mary Girardin. assistants la Mr..
Cunningha office. ere making
personal calls on employers. urg-
ing them to comply with the law.
Wore faas hoyses start In the VI. 4
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

Greatest pacing rn~~ ever seen n,
Btue Hibbon races On Ihursdsy.---Ad
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

Races start 2 y. nm. every day. Past
est hors~s I'm the world ne Biue Htb-
hon races this wcek.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

"wednesday the ". q W. with the
largest list of entries ever hsd.--Ady.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

ford. Frnak BoEssh. w.. snJ Flower
Direct start VA big pace Tsursdny.--
ADV
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

-Four ehnnviou PAGERS start In tn
bfg vrce THURSDAY and all Of them
can beat two miautes.-Ady,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

DO not FORGET 'he big pacing races
Thursday.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27

Wore faas hoys~s start In the VI. =
VI. Wednesday than ever b~forc.--Ad.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-27
TUESDAY. JULY ~. 1915.

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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-10-07
Spend-T -Day-Party

Mrs. Don McNaughton was
hostess at a charmingly planned
Spend The Day Party" recently.
A color scheme of yellow and
white was used in the decorations
and in the serving of the four
course dinner. The place cards
of yellow, were pierced with a
small aluminium stiletto, souve-
Mrs of the occasion and at each
guests place lay a spray Of gold
en- rod. The table was conferred
with the same floral.
Tea was served at four o'clock
in the afternoon. The guest list
included: Mrs. Will A. McTeer,
Mrs. R. R. Patton, Mrs. Walter
Wilson, of Iowa; Mrs. C. A.
Sullinger, Mrs. Ray Sullinger,
Mrs. R. R. Kramer, Miss Tilden.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-10-07
FOR BRIDES

The Presbyterian Manse was
the scene of a pleasing hospitality
upon last Wednesday afternoon
when Mrs. Hubert S. Lyle and
Mrs. Bond were at home to the
recent brides and younger marri-
ed ladies of the Presbyterian
Church. After a social hour,
during which an ice course was
served, plans were discussed for
the organization of young ma
irons Sabbath School class, with
Mrs. Bond as instructor. Definite
action upon the subject was to be
taken the Sunday following.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-10-07
Silver Anniversary

A pleasant surprise was plan
ned for Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Webb
by their daughter Miss Gray, on
last Friday evening at the beauti-
full home of their cousins Miss
M. E. and Jasper Henry on Main
street. twenty-five Of the closest
friends and the relatives were
invited in to celebrate the 25th
anniversary of their marriage.
Capt. and Mrs. Johns. Henry of
Bristol and Mrs. S. H. Hood of
Knoxville being the only out-of-
town relatives present. The
house was decorated in autumn
leaves and golden rod. A splen-
did musical program was carried
out on the Victrola.
Tho the invitations read no
presents except your presence"
several beautiful gifts in silver
were presented by the friends.
A letter-shower from friends at
a distance, being another surprise
that was greatly enjoyed. Each
guest was presented card on
which was a photo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb, the dates 1890 and
1915 and names of the couple
going out to the dining-room to-
gether. A dainty ice course was
served by Miss Webb and Miss
May. The silver idea being
carried out in the individual cakes,
cream and all the appointments.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-10-07
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Douglas
were the guests thep past week OF
Mrs. Douglas sister, Mrs. Guy
N. Badgett, on Miller street.
Mr.. Douglas connected with a
moving picture film concern, and
his party plans to leave next
month for a two years trip to
China and Japan, photograhhing
for the movies, scenes of histor-
ical interest.
George Roberts, principal of
the Walland school, was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. Gregory, of Cades Cove,
brought a load of apples to
Maryville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. M. Yearout
were in town Saturday.
Adlai Striplin was visiting in
Knoxville Friday.
Walter Phelps, of Los Angles,
is visiting h s father, J. S.
Phelps, near Friendsville. H e
has been in the west six years.
Mr.. J. S. Phelps is considering
removing to Maryville.
J. Parnick Smith, of Knoxville,
has been spending several days
in Maryville recently. He has
removed his stock of goods from
Depot street to the Mckinney
building on Main street.
Miss Lois Alexander, of Knox
vile, was the guest recently of
her aunt, Mrs. S. B. Parker and
family on Indiana avenue.
George w. Emert, of Town.
send, was a business visitor in
Maryville last week.
DR.. and Mrs. H. P. Huddles-
ton spent one day last week in
Knoxville.
Henry Orr, of Mentor, trans
acted business here a few days
ago.
J. G. Anderson, of Friends
vile, Rt. l, was a business visi-
tor in Maryville last Friday.
Jim McMurray, of Brick Mill,
was in town Friday, transacting
business.
J. H. Staley, general manager
of the Southern coffin & Casket
Co., has returned from a months
visit to southern points. H e
spent two weeks in Cuba.