Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-06-05
Personal Mention.

Col, Milton Gwynn, of Viola, was in town
this week.
Miss Octa Smart: is in the country whit.
ing her friends,
Mr. w. F. Holder, of Gallatin, has been
in town this week.
Rev, L. r, Bond, of Lebanon, has been in
our midst for few days.
Miss Katie Bruster was in town this week
gracefully acting the equestrienne.
John I. Brown has been on our streets this
week pressing his business as usual.
Our friend G. A. Reams, of Shelbyville,
is in town among his many friends.
Shelby Walsh, of Lebanon, and j. w.
Young, of Nashville, were in town this week.
Judge W. H. Magness, of Smithville, was
in McMinnville this week, on business.
Messrs. w. A. Rutherford and P. P. Good
win were in town this week from Rock Is.
land.
Rev. j. E. Hickman, of Sparta, has been
on ministerial visit to our county and town
this week.
Miss Halle Biles was in town on visit
this week, accompanied by her friend Miss
Putnam.
Mr.. John Anderson, wife and child, of
Memphis, have arrived and are boarding at
the c. i. College.
d. i, Brown returned Thursday from
months absence on visit to New York.
We welcome him home.
Col, J. II. French has been Unanimously
appointed Superintendent of the Valley Fair
of Rhea Co., Tenn, and has accepted.
Mr.. Woodward, Attorney General, accom-
panied by his wife, has been attending court
here, and they are remaining over few
days to visit friends.
Mr.. Henry Berry, Of Shelbyville, who has
been an invalid for some time, has come in
our mountain air to spend the summer. We
hope it will prove beneficial to him.
George ". Lewis, of the firm of Lewis &
Faulkner, went few days ago, to Lebanon,
to see his mother who is very sick.
Mr. l.. J. Tibbs, Store keeper and Guager
in the Internal Revenue Service, passed
through town last Monday on his way to
Moore county.
Mr.. W. B. Russell, of Rock Island, passed
through town this week in the lumber trade.
Mrs. Russell has so fan recovered as to be
able to return to McMinnville to-day.
Col. II. L. w. Hill, Maj. H. j. Cardwell,
Prof. Thos. II. Head, Prof G. P. Cummings
and Hon. Asa Faulkner and Col. Thomas S.
Myers were all in town Thursday.
II. ii. Mason was in town Thursday press
ing the Turnpike question closely upon our
people. The route has been surveyed to
Mountain Creek on the bed of the old road
with slight exceptions.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. S. Doyle came up from
Nashville, last Wednesday and stopped at
Col. Ed Woods, the paternal home of Mrs.
Doyle. We hope this their first visit may be
a pleasant one and true type OF all subse-
qucnt ones.
n. S. Packard, of Spring Creek, Pa, who
has been on visit Of some months to his
| daughter, Mrs. W. W. Long, returned home
Tuesday well pleased with his visit to this
| country.
Mrs. VIM. Wesenberg, and Master Fred.
die, and Miss Mollie Bradshaw, of Chatta-
.nooga, but spending the summer at Col.
Marbury's, and Miss Clark, of Nashville, were
all in town Thursday, visiting friends.
was in town one day this week. We noticed
some days ago that he was appointed
Greenback delegate, or elector for that party.
We would advise him before leaving his
home to engage in that line, to read a work
entitled Loves Labor Lost and then an
swer the question: What will a Democrat
gain by joining the Greenback party and
thus aid in the election of Republican
Governor? This question is not alone peril.
nent for our Manchester friend.