The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-08-10


DR.. Sam George has bought R. P.
McReynold's. property on the corner
of Washington Avenue and Main St.
Rev. E c. Mason breaches next
sabbath morning and evening at the
Presbyterian Church. All are special
ly invited.
The announcement OF Quarterly
meeting at the NJ. E. Church, South,
is called in and Rev. Hawk will
preach on that day.
J. C. Stanley of Boonvlle, Miss,
was in our city the first of the week.
He dropped dollar in the slot and
will receive the TINES for the next
year.
We wish to return to our many
friends our heartfelt gratitude and APP
probation for the many kind atten-
lions and beautiful flowers so tender
ly bestowed during our great be-
reavement.
Mary Moore Newly and family.
R0bt. B. Irwin and Miss Cora
Means both graduates of Maryville
College in the class of 1891, will
take charge of the academy at
Grassy Cove, Tenn. They are both
bright young people and we pre-
dict a most prosperous year for
Grassy Cove school. Their many
friends here certainly wish them
abundant success and we have no
idea that they will be disappointed
in what they wish.
Miss Annie Duncan and Wilson
Everett were united in marriage at
the residence of the brides foster-par-
entS, last thursday.
Rev. c. A. Duncan performed the
ceremony. The young couple left
Saturday morning for Knox Co.,
where they will make their future
home. The TINES with many friends
extends congratulations and wines
them happiness and prosperity in
their new home.
Alex Cocker reports seeing uncle
Lewis GeorgeIat work in corn field
last week. He was blowing thin
ming, re-planting and pulling the
weeds out at the same time. PEG.
pie who are not acquainted with
Uncle Lewis would wonder how
he does this. He has an OK that hauls
the plow along at such a regular
pace that the plow dosen't need
much attention, and with pocket
full of corn and the aid of his boot
heal he replants the hills that did
not come up and with his hands on
J each side he did the thinning and
wedding.
Read the Presidents proclamation
on the observance ofColumbus day.
Don't you think it would be a nice
thing for the schools of this country to
observe that dayl The attention OF
the Teachers is especially called to
the scheme. Why not all the schools
in this County observe that day?
Read what we have to say on the first
page concerning it and think the mat
ter over. The Editor of this paper
is ready to give all the information he
can concerning the day and is willing
to help in any way he may be needed.
Tuesday evening of last week
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Bittle opened theiI
+ doors to party ofjolly young folks
The ladies were beautiful charming
and fascinating. The gentlemen
we'll some of them would pass, in
: fact the most of them. The even
. ing passed pleasantly away and the
l time to separate came all to soon
Croquet crokinole, and excellent
: music furnished both mental anC
e physical enjoyment. And delic
ious ice cream and cake gratifieC
/ the taste of those who appreciate
i the good things of life. The efforts
9 of Mr.. and Mrs. Bittle to make i
: the most pleasurable event of thu
seasons were certainly crowned
t with success. The following were
i those present. Misses Mathews
t .Ambrister, Hannum, Jessie anC
2 jennie Gates. Messrs. Clark ,Chun
e lea, Horace and James Ellis anC
{. Goddard.
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