The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-01-14
If you want to sell
Farm or City Property
see Joe McNutt.

Mrs. Rosa Cawood of Washing
ton, D. c., has been visiting with Mr.;
and Mrs. Staley on Indiana Ave, and
atteding to business matters here
and in Knoxville.
DR.. H. H. HudJleston leaves Fri
day for a two weeks stay in Orlando
and Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Anna Ray Hamer of Knox
county, a niece of Mr.. Reagan's
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Reagan on Indiana Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mclaughlin of
Coalfields, Tenn, will spend the
weekend with DR.. and Mrs. Z. +.
Crowder
MIR. f. E. Hunter visited his
mother in Elizabethton over Sunday:
Mrs. Reila Montgomery Frank of
Atlanta, is the house guest of Mrs.
J. V. Hopkins this week Mrs. Frank
is an eX-student of the College and
lived in this community before her
marriage and has many friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. Guy Badgett and sister, Miss
Lillian Clark left Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will visit sister.
FOR sALE-Rhode Island Cock
erels, 50. and $3.50 each.-Robert
Boyle, Bell Phone 225. il.
Mrs. R. c. Bryant was a Knoxville
shopper on Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Goddard was in Knox
vile Saturday, where She met her
brother-in-law, John L. DeArmond,
who was there only a short time.
Mr.. Diamonds home is in Fort
Worth, Texas.
Mr.. j. V. Hopkins, the popular in
structor in the Agriculture depart
ment of the College was so qnfor-
tunate as to run nail into his foot
last week, without any serious re-
suits, however.
The cabinet of the Epworth League
of the Southern Methodist Church
met at the church Tuesday night.
The Missionary meeting at the,
Southern Methodist Church, led by
Mrs. James Ellis last Friday after
noon, was we'll attended and full of
interest.
Mr.. w. W. Moore, an ex-student
of Maryville College spent few
days on the Hill with his brother the
past week Mr.. Moore returned to
his work in Norfolk, Va, on Monday.
Mrs. Josephine Knapp Keifer of
Columbus, Ohio, is visiting her faith
err, Prof. George Knapp on Wilson
Ave.
FOR RENT-Five-room house,
good neighborhood $3.50 per month.
Otto Pfanze.
Mr.. Grffitts of Concord was visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. French and fami
ly Thursday.
We have for sale, twenty lots in
tract, seven lots in another, and sew
eral other vacant lots and small
acreage close in. Any of these will
make you money. See US before you
buy or sell. .-..-
A. c. BRAKEBILL co.
Opposite Post Office
Mrs. C. A. McMurray of Knoxville
spent Wednesday with Mrs. D. r.
Goddard on Court Street.
A merry crowd of young people
gathered at the home of Mrs. Belcher
on High Street Saturday evening
and spent a pleasant evening.
The w. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Hud
dleston's rooms in the Wells building
on Wednesday afternoon Sto make
comfort kits for the sailors on the
Tennessee The quota of the local
society was "a kits and it is hoped
the full number will be made.
Mr.. Otis Waters who recently sold
his home to Mr.. Campbell has rented
the house lately occupied by Chas
Smith. This house was sold to M,
B. Crum. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have
bought the Irwin home on Lord St.,
vacated by Miss Minnie Irwin and
her mother, and have moved into it.
Mrs. John Howard and daughter.
Cornelia, have returned much inn
proved in health from months visit
at Hot Springs.
Mr.. David Proffitt, of the Ellis
Proffitt Co., will leave Friday for
New York to purchase goods for the
new store. Mrs. Proffitt and child
rem will stay with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Webb on High street.
FOR RENT-One good farm, good
house and barn, l mile below Brick
Mill. Renter to furnish stock. See
or phone Mrs. Geo. Montgomery,
Broadway, Maryville. New phone