Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-01-06

Miss Ella Maddux is visiting in
the country this week.
"A. j. Gribhle, Jr,, of Rock
Island, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Eva Muzzy spent the Christ
mas week with her parents at home.
Miss Lou Macon is visiting Nc.
Minuville, the guest of Mrs R. Mead.
Episcopal service will be held in
the Southern Methodist church on Fri
day, Jan. 18th, at 7 p. m.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. A.
G. Beech, who has been i'll for some
time, is still improving.
Miss Jessie Jones, of Woodbury.,
is on visit to her sister, Mrs. j. S.
Burroughs, at this place.
w. T. Moores, of Pollard, White
county, was in our town last week, and
paid his respects to the STANDARD.
-Thos. H. Eastwood, VIM. East
wood and Will Doty were circulating
among their friends here during the
holidays.
-Johu Camp, son of the late Dr.
j. T. Camp, who has been living in
Texas for nearly four years, is at home
on a visit.
r. II. Mason, Esq, the efficient
manager of the Empire coal miues, in
Kentucky, was at home during Christ.
mas week.
j. r, Bouldin, an industrious and
prosperous young farmer Of Irving Col
lege, was in town Thursday transacting
business.
j. P. Bost ck, our efficient and
Obliging clerk in the drug store, with
his wife visited the old folks in DeKalb
county last week.
Mrs. Josie Evans left for Texas
Monday morning, whittier she goes to
join her husband, who preceded her
several weeks ago.
j. E. Bruster, of Troy, Texas, is
visiting relatives and friends in cur
town and county. He says he is well
pleased with Texas.
DR.. +. N. Hall, of Woodburn
KY, spent part Of the Christina.
week OH visit to relatives here We
found him most pleasant gentleman
Frank Whtson, who has been liv
ing in Colorado for several years, il
now visiting his brother, w. V. Whit
son, at this place.
DR. A. j. Paine, promonet ply
stefan and druggist at Jasper, visited
relatives and friends at this place
dming the holidays.
Owing to the fact that two week
have elapsed since we published pa
per, we have great deal more per
sOnal and local matter than our col
umns will contain this week.
DR.. Stanback, of Columbus, Miss.
has accepted call to the pastorate O
the G. P. Church at this place, an,
will arrive in time to hold services OF
the second Sunday in this month.
Mrs. Mary V. Hill has received
life size portrait of Gen. B. j. Hill
painted by Mr.. Drury, of Nashville
The portrait is good and reflects credi
upon the artist.
Nathan Bouldin, of Spencer, ali
of the firm of Bouldn d Hastings
came down Thursday morning and re
turned on the evening train to Roc
Island.
jesse G. Elter. youngest son {
Geo. Etter, Esq, was married to Mi;
Mary Woodlee, daughter of Harriso
Woodee on the 9th of DecembeI
We wish the young couple q happ
and prosperous journey through life.
Last Monday was the first day
January and County Court day. .
large number of citizens from all par
of the county were in town. The pr,
ceedings of the court will be seen else
where.
Miss Mary Lou Cowan, a very il
teresting and charming young lad
from Tullahoma, spent part of the hol
days in our town, the guest of Mi
Florence Morford.
Dick Countess left for Nashvil
Monday morning to accept positiC
in the house of Herman, Winter d G.
Jesse Walmg, son of II. l.. Wa