The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-11-28


the ground, the tree fell on him be-
fore he could get from under it,
breaking his neck, killing him IN
stantly. The TIMES join with many
friends in extending sincerest SYM
patty to the bereaved relatives.
The following marriage licences
have been issued by our county court
clerk since the 20 inst. Chas. A. Nc
Culloch and Annie H. Kennedy,
William Carr and Alice Rorex,
Marion P. Hatcher and Rhoda E.
Gomble.
The conduct of some boys Sunday
night in the vestibule of the M. E.
church, to say the least was very dis
graceful and ungentlemanly. To
disturb a church meeting is very rep
rehensible, if repeated often the aid
Of the courts will be asked. Boys if
you cant so to church to go Inside
and act decent don't 60 about at all.
The attention of the members Of the
G.. Al. r. is called to the fact that
their next regular meeting is the time
to elect officers and full attendance
is urged and desired. Those behind
with their dues can be reinstated by
paying a small amount. Let there
be . iull meeting.
! We see by Sundays Journal that
Hugh Henry and Margaret McKinzie
w6ft liscensed to marry in that county
Sunday. We are not informed as to
wI1sa they were married. Both Of
lee peoPls azs veil known
nll{ Hugh IS a son 81 Rev. Pleas
ant Henry and Miss Maggie is the
charming daughter Of Bart McKinzie
both Of this place. We with the
young people much joy.
Mrs. Jane Hodge died at 3 o'clock
Monday morning at her home near
Rockford. Old age was the cause OF
her death, She being near So years OF
age. She was much respected and
highly esteemed old lady. She was
the Grandmother of our fellow towns.
man, Thomas B. Hodge and also Of
deputy Sheriff.. H. Hodge, Of Rock
ford. The Times extends sympathy
to the bereaved. Weep not for she
has gone up 10 that beautiful home,
where so many of her loved ones wal
for her and there to wait and welcom,
those that are still to 60.
Mr.. Editor There are SOM
young people, who seem to 60 to en-
tertainments and lectures for no othe
reason than to laugh and talk ant
.'have a time" And the result
they get no good out of the exercises
nor do those around them get to hear
| would suggest that those who d
not want to hear, should stay ava
and do their "giggling" at home, S
those who do 60 to get some goo
out Of the entertainment may not b
disturbed by their thoughtless beha,
ior. A hint to the wise is sufficient
An Observer.
We acknowledge most pleasant ca
Tuesday Morning, by Mr.. H. K
Hubbard and his sister, Miss Ada A
Hubbard, of Bellefountain, OhlC
Mr.. Hubbard is the Editor of tn
Daily Examiner at Bell efountain: H
and his sister are taking tour of til
South for recreation and seem to
well pleased with our beautiful couI
try. Mr.. Hubbard has just returne
from a short visit to the Great Smoke
and while there engaged in shootir
match, in which North Carollr
Tennessee and Kentucky were re-
resented. Mr.. II. came out first be
and received many generalization
: They naturally supposed that tht
{ would find a great many democrats
t the South, but says he will have to 6
1 back to ohio to see them Judging Oh
: by her I3s, 900 republican major
' we would think they were very scare
$ up there. There is'a standing inv
5 tation to any of the "craft'to visit Il
/ TINES and we hope the visitors W
make themselves at home while here