The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-07-02

Misses nellie and Daisy Walker o.
Big Springs, were In town last Wed
nesday.
Cedar Shingles and Roofings of al
kinds.-Maryville Lumber & Mfg. Co
Miss Maude Carpenter was visitor
in Maryville Wednesday,.
Miss Georgia Montgomery of Brick
Mill was in town Friday.
Miss Eva Mcdonnell of Six Mile
was shopping in Maryville last Sat
urady.
Mrs. King and two children of
Friendsville were Saturday visitors in
Maryville.
Mississippi offers good opportuni-
ties to the farmer and stock raiser,
good soil, water, good grasses,
schools, churches, on main line rail
road. Write us for particulars.
Mississippi Land Co.
j25- 4tp. Canton, Miss.
Miss Mike Young of Glover Hill
spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Margaret Coulter of Hubbard
was shopping in town Tuesday.
Misses Roxey and Ruby Young
were visitors in Maryville the first of
the week
Mrs. John Walker of Big Springs,
was shopping in town Tuesday.
A SPLENDID BARGAIN IN A
seven room house, located on Wash
ington Ave, in a good neighborhood
and on a paved street. House has
been newly papered and is first
class condition. This will interest
man looking for a good house in,
Maryville. Price $3,60000, easy
terms. SAM T. BRoYLES, Over
Bank of Maryville.
Miss Dora Young of Binfeld was
in town Tuesday.
If you want Stove or Range, see
me before buying. The price is
rlght.-Nealy morton.
Mr.. Glenwood King of Stonega,
Va, is visiting with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Morton.
Miss Leila Holt of Binfeld was in
town recently,
Mrs. ]. M. Russell and daughter of
Binfeld, were shopping in Maryville
one day last week.
Eyes SIR"-Says Mr.. wise man
the contractor ~ am going to buy all
that material from Cherokee. Mr..
Frye knows what l want and exactly
how it should be gotten out. Yes sir
old Cherokee for me every time.
Misses Ella and Arvie Sparks were
in from Binfedr last Tuesday.
Robert Guess made business trip
to Knoxville Tuesday.
Miss Chrisa Orr was shopping in
Maryville Tuesday,
Mrs. C. A. Anderson Of Rockford
spent day in Maryville recently.
LOST-A large crescent pin. set
with sapphires and pearls, on Friday
evening, June sixth, between Rorex's
or Davis ford and Stanley avenue.
Please return to Mrs. Jno Clark, No.
227 Stanley avenue and receive
liberal reward. j2-9p.
Miss Constance McReynolds of
spent Tuesday in Maryville
Mrs. E. F. Pryor of Wildwood was
in town Wednesday.
WANTED:-TOG GET IN TOUCH
WITH OWNER OF GOOD FARM TO
RENT, WHO WANTS TO GET A
GOOD TENANT AND WHO WILL
GIVE A MAN A CHANCE TO LIVE.
A. V. HILEMAN, WILD1AM, TENN.
Mrs. j. M. Morton and Miss Icey
Morton of Montvale, were shopping
IN Maryville Thursday.
Mrs. N. ]. Peeryman of Pigeon
Forge, was the guest of her brother
Mr.. Mack Shields in Maryville last
week.
OAK LUMBER-We buy it in any |
quantity, wagon load or car load
Cherokee Lumber & Mfg. Co. tt.
Mrs. G.. L. Holt of Binfield was in
own Wednesday.
Mrs. L. V, Spradlin and two child
ZEN of Binfield, were in town one day |
recently.
Friends of Mr.. Ira (Red) Rogers
ire glad to knows he is improving
lie has been suffering from sprain-
ID knee, received when he stepped
.cross a ditch while at Sunshine
everal days ago.
Mrs. R. G. Hicklin, miss Pauline
3adgett) of Columbia S. c. is visiting
With her mother. Mrs. Margaret Bad
,ett and family on High street.
FOR TRADE OR SALE-5-Pas-
enger Dodge for lighter car, prefer
bly, Ford Runabout. Inquire of A.
/. Bise at McNaughton's Foundry.
2-9-16p.
Miss Rhoda Smith is spending this
week with relativec in Johnson City.
NOTICE