Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-08
TOWN AND COUNTY.

w M, BlleS went up 10 Wmte
county on business trip Thursday.
Mr.. c. G. II. Myers went to
White county this week on a months
business trip.
Mr.. j. A. Wood, Of Tracy City,
was here for a few hours Monday on
a business trip.
Mr.. j. w. Irwin, of Sparta, the
newsdeputy revenue collector, vas
here. Monday. @
Jas. Newton returned to Muir
freesborO last Tuesday, his mother
being very much improved.
Mrs. +. l.. Nicholson has been
appointed postnnstresS at Crisp
Springs, vice w. G. Lillard.
J. c. NJ. Ross q Son have two
new clerks, but they won't interest
the ladies much-they can't talk.
Mrs. W. W. Bingham and daugh-
ter, aIiss Celia, ofMemphis, are spend
ing Il few days at the Warren House.
&C. G. Blacks store house on East
Main street has been much improved
in appearance by fresh coat of paint.
The railroad fare from McMinn-
viRe to Monteagle and return is S2.35.
Tickets good to return until Sept.
10th.
--Geofge l.. Beech made visit to
Nashville last week. He brought
several fire hogs back with him last
Monday.
Master Sidney X. Ross, of Pike
Vile, spent The week in McMinnville
visiting the family 0f his uncle, Mr..
J. G. N. Ross.
DIR. q. T. Stainbac& left on Mon
Jay ias, TO spend a months vacation
Asaong relatives aud friends in Miss
iss}egi and Alabama.
MIR. w. p. Hickers0n, Of Man
rheai,-v, with her children, have been
visiting shf family Of Mrs, HIS father,
Mr.. I.c. Ramsey, during the last
werls,
v-'E'3ie tlarkig~ are having a big pie
mic in TIE Doty groy today friday.
A large delegations cMne down from
Sparta on the morning train,
-Mrs.S. l.. Targ@ter, OF Thomas
vile, Ga, Is visiting ier mother,
Mrs. G.. T. lewis, ut River Cliff, ac,
cOmpanied by her daughter, Nils,
Blanche Tarwa(er.
DIR. Ben NJ. Stdrback made try
to MOnteagle last week Nasi fetusncd
here ON Saturday to slend 1hc ,'aiauct
of his vacation.
-Houchin x BileS are gov buying
up car load of big muISs to tak'
South the latter part of this month o.
first ofSeptember
About a dozen couples FROM Ne
NTinnville, including the Warner
House guests, attended n ball y
Nicholson Springs Tuesday night.
Miss Winnie Burton, of Murfrces
boro, arrived last Monday and is Wis
iting her friend Miss Halle Coffee, OF
Rebel Hill.
Miss Jessie Spurlock came VI
from Nashville Monday, spent tn
night here and went to Clarktowl
Tuesday to join her family.
One of the young ladies playing
ten pins this morning objected t
driving chicken off the alley with
ball for fear of making a"fOwl play.
Mrs. Ed Nunnelly, who has bee
quite sick for several weeks from tn
effects Of a cut on one of the finger,
is now rapidly recovering, but wi
probably lose the use of one hand, a
least to partial extent.
F. w. Smart, Rush Halves an
John c. Hooper, three of Nashville
clever commercial tourists, spent
good portion of last week in an
around McNIinnville.
MIR. Cullen Chenoweth, of Clark
Hill, Ind, is in town visiting wit
his old neighbors, MesSrs. COrkinsan
Yeaman and Mckee Bros. He ma
conclude to locatein this county.
Mrs. Sallie Eastwood and tw
daughters, of Fort Wayne, Ind, a
rived last Saturday, having bee
summoned by telegram to attend II
bedside of Mrs. Ed Nunnelly, WI
hasbeen quite sick for several weel
efrom a Slight knife cut.
Mir Helen Lytle after spendh
several weeks here with her siste
Mrs. Cha>, Colville, returned to h