Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-06-14
Y. A. Baldwin, Of Nashville

-Col.W. E. B. Jones, with his
wife and daughter, left last Monday
morning for Dallas, Texas, to visit his
son, VIM. Jones.
The family of NJ. J. G. Wrenne,
Superintendent of the N. G.. & St. L.
Railroad, arrived Monday afternoon,
and will spend the summer at the
Warren House.
-Desicated Cocoanut at Medeaais q
Go.
Miss Ida Smith, of Milton, and
Miss Matte West, of Lewisburg, who
have been visiting friends here for
couple of weeks, returned to their home
on Monday last.
Owing to the persistent inclemen-
cY of the weather, the. contemplated
trip to Caney Fork Falls which has
been hanging fire for some ten days
past had to be postponed to the "sweet
bye and bye"
-Profs. r. E. and 7. A. Hardin,
associate principals Of the Viola Nor
NAL school, were in McMinnvillo this
week, and had the announcement for
that school printed at this Office. The
first term will open July 9TH, 1884.
Mr.. Alex johnson, of Nashville,
has been spending week with friends
in McMinnville. Although he took
several long walks out Smithville street
each day, owing to peculiar heart
trouble, the exercise failed to increase
his appetite for food.
MIR. John Runnels, of Alabama,
who has been studying telegraphy here
under Mr.. Carson for several months
past, has gone to Hurricane Springs to
take charge of the telegraph office
there during the summer season.
We are glad to see Il. G. Dodd,
the clever agent of the Peoples Mutual
Life Insurance Order so recovered as to
be able to report for duty. He left
this week for Cleveland Tenn. where
he will spend few days canyassing for
his Order.
Harrison Jones, living two miles
from town on the Mead farm, had a
mare and colt killed by lightning.
They were standing under tree in the
field; lightning struck the tree. This
was the only horse that Mr.. Jones had,
and he has no means with which tt
purchase another.
There will be big jubilee and
celebration of the National anniversary
at Rock Island on July 4th. Every
body invited to attend and bring theil
baskets. A committee Encouragement
composed of the best sitizens of thu
neighborhood have been appointed tt
take charge of the affair, and push i
to a success.
Misses Mary and Maggie Reed
who have had charge Of the music anC
elocution classes of G. F, College 70
the past ten months, and who hav
been spending the time since the schoo
closed among friends here, left 70
their home in Nashville this (Friday
afternoon.
John Beech, canvassing agent 70
the Williams Fruit Evaporation,
meeting with good success, having mad
several sales to fruit growers on Collin
River. He is also agent for the Heb
bard Apple Parer, Corer and Slicin
q Machine, for Warren and adjoinin
S counties. This is the best machine o
|. the market for the worked designed
Rev. j. E. Hickman, who o.
ganized the G. P. Church at this plac
: in 1889, after spending several day
= here and at Liberty, "going about Dc
) ing good" as his.custom, is left Monda
morning with his daughter for the
S home in White county. Come agai
p brother H., we are always glad to Sc
d you.
g -Stokley Black, j. H. Sims, l. ]
Thurman, ]. M. Spurlock, 10. "
S Britton, Wiley Hoke and Jess Cul
e bingham, are about all the Nashvill
IS drummers we remember to have see
h this week. They are all clever fellow
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