Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-07-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

town Wednesday.
An Italian scissors grinder was on
our streets one day this week.
Col. j. II. Hughes is at Spencer
for a few weeks to restore his health.
Miss Claudia Martin went to AL
lamont today (Friday) to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Musa Stone, of Beech Grove,
is visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
Mrs. Lyles, of Chattanooga, has
been visiting relatives here for a few
days.
Miss Ella Henderson, of Nash
vile, is on a visit to relatives and
friends here.
-Drs. T. S. and S. c. A. Rubey
made trip to Caney Fork Falls
Thursday. .H
Mine host Of the Warren House
made trip to Tullahoma and return
last Saturday.
Mr.. a. C. Beech was registered
at the Nicholson House, Nashville,
last Tuesday.
John r. Rushing, of Cannon
county, spent Monday night with
friends here.
We regret to learn that Mrs. J..
ID. Smith is quite i'll at the home of
her father, Mr.. w. p. Faulkner.
Charley Carrick, the jOvial repre-
sentative of Murray, Dibrell & Co.,
Nashville, was here this week.
wv. A. Cathcartmd Bethel Rush
ing, two substantial farmers Of Can
non county, were in our town Thurs
day. H.- 900 asrt.-.a.,p
Misses Mary and Pauline Jones,
of Woodbury., are on visit to their
sister, Mrs. J. S. Burroughs, Of this
place. '||t
Peaches are becoming plentiful
in our market, and the never-failing
blackberry crop is paying tribute tC
our tables.
DR.. T. S. Rubey, of Lebanon, af
ter spending some three weeks here
with his son, left this (Friday) after
noon for home.
"A. V. Paine, of Louisville, ha
been in and around McMinnville thi
week, taking orders for Wilder
Family Medicines.
Frank Maddux is stopping at tn,
Hamilton House while his wife is OF
a visit to friends at Short Mountain
and Smithvflle.
Mrs. Flora Harvey, who ha
been on visit to her mother for seV
eral weeks, left for her home at Law
renceburg Thursday afternoon.
John S. Burroughs has a neN
young lady visitor at his house. Sh
has come to stay and will learn to ca
him "Pa" after while.
In the way Of fine tomatoes M
A. j. Hughes, as usual, beats the1
all. We noticed at Ritchey's dru
store tomato that weighed poun
y ounces, grown by Mr.. Hughes.
Miss Rubie Paine, daughter
w. l.. Paine, Nashville, came u
with her uncle Victor and famil,
Monday, and will spend a few weel
here, the guest Of her uncle, d
Thos. Black.
Our esteemed former felloW-cit
zen, Smith Walling, Jr., now of Tt
lahOma, has been chilling since !
went to that place. Better come bac
Smith, and get well.
Mrs. Ed. Nunley has been qui
sick for two or three weeks from t
effects of slight knife cut on one
her fingers. We are glad to lno
she is now rapidly convalescing.
Judge Robt. Cantrell and Wi
with their daughter, Miss Mimi
came up from Lebanon last Saturda
and will spend some weeks with t
family of Mr.. II. II. Faulkner, out
the mills.
The telegraph line to Nichols
Springs is now in operation. The
are four offices on the line-at Con
Il Co.'S store, at the depot, at Smart
Station, and at the Springs.
Mrs. 5. j. McLemore, nee RI
Gross, has been spending some til
mt her mothers this summer recup
ating her health, which had becOr
impaired at her new home in Tul
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