The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-09-16
Locals - Personals

have been enrolled so far at the Col
lege-the largest number in his his
tory.
Misses Olive and Mamie Wilson
are in Chicago where they will prob
ably remain for months stay.
If you want a Stove or Range, see
me before buying. The price is
right.-Nealy Morton.
Mrs. Charles Chandler accampani-
ed her daughter Miss Margare.
Chandler to Atlanta, Ga, where Miss
Chandler will enter young ladies
school.
LoST-Bunch of keys. Think
they were left in P. o. Box 129. 3
keys on ring S1.00 reward if return
ed to Harry NJ. Bird.
Mr.. Homer McCulley's year old
child is quite sick, friends are sorry
to learn.
Mr.. H. G. Fonde, contractor from
Calderwood has completed the erec-
ton of a bungalow on Broyles Street
into which his family is moving this
week.
Mr.. Fame Foust from Blaineville,
Tenn, and Mr. Fred Williams from
Graysville, Tenn, are quartered for
the winter with Mrs. Ella Mcconnell
on Clarke St., while they are attend
ing the College.
Mrs. Guy Badgett and Miss Lillian
Clarkh ave returned from visit
to relatives at Chattanooga and
Texarkana.
FOR SALE Pair horses, years
old; l nine year old horse; ! two year
old FLY; pair yearling mules.-Sam
E. Montgomery, Maryville, Tenn.
DR.. McMahan viii remove from his
home on Indiana avenue to a resi-
dence at the Aluminium Plant to be
more convenient to his duties at the
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell entertained
a party of young people at their
home on Court ST., Tuesday evening
from 8 to eleven.
There will be pie and ice cream
supper at Union Grove school house
Wednesday night Sept. 18th. Every
body invited.
FOR SALES. C. White Leghorn
ROSTERS. Bred to lay kind. John
D. Gates, Maryville, Ri. 8.
s. 16-23-30p.
Friends of Mrs. Porter Kidd were
sorry to learn on last Saturday after
noon that she had suffered a very
severe stroke of paralysis.
East Tennessee Fair, Sweet
water, Tenn, Sept, 23-24-25-
26, 1919. The one best fair,
you better go.
Mr.. Ransom Hafiey arrived Sunday
from Alabama, for visit with rela-
tiyes in Maryville and Blount coun-
ty
FORSALE-10 Room house 800
Court ST., electric lights, furnace
heat, plenty shade trees. Peoples
Phone 1877.
Good revolving book case for sale.
Suitable for law books at Atchley'S
shop near McCampbelps Garage.
FOR SALE-One extra good Shet-
land pony. Can be handled by wo-
men and children. Fairly good har-
ness and buggy. Apply to The /
Times office. 16-3t.
WANTED: 200 Laborers by the
COMPANY OF AMERI- I
CA for big construction job: wages
$2.75 per day Of ten hours. Board
and houses to rent at reasonable
rates. CALL ON EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, MARYVlALE, TENN,
PEOPLES PHONE PLANT NO. Is"
CHIT"
Mr.. Reed Hunt of the Wagner
Motor Co., is recovering from a
several days illness.
Mr.. Rodger Mckenzie of Athens,
spent Sunday in Maryville with reIa-
tives.
Make your plans now to go
to Sweetwater to the fair Sept.
23rd, to 26th. The very best
races, free attractions
and stock show.
Mrs. W. E. Parham has returned to
her home in Hartman after weeks
visit in Maryville.
g Mrs. Sarah Wilder, former resi-
dent of Maryville, died at the home
81 her granddaughter in Knoxville
asst Saturday and was brought to
over the K. & A. Sunday
morning and taken to Centennial
cemetery, East of town for burial.
Mr.. Eugene Williams will leave
lext week to enter school at Cornell
Mrs. W. C. Bruce is seriously i'll,
having suffered a strokek of paraly- !
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Clark have
,een in Maryville this week, having t
,een called here on account of the |
ritical illness of their mother, Mrs.
Y. c. Bruce. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lane and Miss
Anna Davis spent Sunday in Knox
lille.