Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-06-30

1hursuay'
The wheat crop of White county
is said to be less injured by rust than
in this county.
DR.. Z. H, Jones, of Viola, and
his brotherfro Memphis, accompanied
by a friend from Manchester, spent a
a few days last week fishing in the
Caney Folk. We understand they
caught some fine fish.
The Irish potato markets are dull
and lower. We advise those who have
not dug to hold little and see ifthere
will not be a reaction.
We are Uniformed that Greer
Woodlee has sold his large crop of APP
piles to party in Fayetteville for the
purpose of evaporating them.
Mrs. Ann Holland, formerly Mrs,
Raleigh Martin, of Cedar Hill, Texas,
is now visiting relatives and friends in
McMinnville, and will probably be
here for several weeks.
Mrs. Rosenfeld and daughter, of
Murfreesboro, are on a visit to our
town this week, the guests of Mrs.
Katz.
Mrs. Hard and two children, of
Nashville, are spending few weeks in
McMinnville, the guests of Miss Alice
Eastwood.
Mrs. E. W. Munford and Miss
Blanche Lewis returned from Cincin-
natl last Saturday.
Col. John H. Savage, President
of the Railroad Commission, left Thurs
day for Nashville to resume his duties
as commissioner.
The car load of American evapo.
rators has been received. Those who
may desire to purchase should apply
early to Mead q Ritchey.
MIR. Osburn, of the wholesale book
and stationary house Of Wheeler u Os.
burn, Nashville, was at the Warren
House for a few days.
j. B. Harrison, of Summitsville made
a visit to McMinnville Thursday and
returned Friday.
Maurice Hoodenpyl went to Spar
ia this week. His sister, Miss Flora,
who had been visiting friends there for
some time, returned with him.
II. B. Mederis went to Nashville
Monday on business for his house.
Misses Belle and Matte Warren
two of Vervilla's most beautiful and
> attractive young ladies, have been visit
ing friends and relatives in McMiun
' vile this week.
-Sunday.school will be held in thu
Presbyterian church next Sunday
+ morning at 8 J o'clock. Also preach
r ing morning end night by Rev. T. NJ
e Mcconnell.
-McMinnville Lodge No 146 |. o
e o. F. met last Tuesday night and cleo
/. ted the following officers for the ell
suing term: G. G. Smith, N. G.
= r. Patterson, V. c.. j. P. Gartner
!. Treas; j. W. Mitchell, Per. Sec.
o H. L. Merker. r, Sec.
}. We are glad to see our deserved
popular hotel, the Warren House, re
d ceiving such large patronage. 1t
|. fast filling up for the summer, and i
n another fortnight every room wi
1t likely be occupied.
We learn that the hotel at Girls
70 Springs is receiving new guests ever
+ day. A more pleasant summer rosol
st is not to be found in Tennessee, an
J., Mr. Lillard will doubtless have all tn
it guests he can accommodate.
We are requested to annount
rs that there will be chnrch sociable 6
aS the residence of DR.. Stainback on ne2
Thursday evening, at s o'clock. A
d. are cordially invited to attend. A.
re mitance 10 cents, the proceeds to
nc used for church purposes.
~ S. F. Pennebaker and family can
" from Nashville last Friday to get i
III tie fresh mountain air. Sam returnt
10 to the city Tuesday, but Mrs. Penneb
81 ker and Master Edgar will remain f
ne several weeks. They are at the W.
rem House
" Mrs. V. A. Baldwin, Mrs. j.
w. w. Wrenne, Miss Wrenne and sister, al
Ie Eddie Wrenne, all of Nashville, cal
III up Monday last to spend the heat
term ENJOYING the refreshing breez