Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.

York last monday.
Mr.. w. l.. Clark has returned
from Hurricane Springs.
M. G. Arnold, of Rock Island,
has charge Of the depot and telegraph
Office during Mr.. Carson's absence.
Mrs. Stokely Black is spending
month with her husbands family at
this place.
John w. Robertson chisels the
marble with a happier smile since
the arrival of a young Grover Cleve-
land at his house.
The June number of The Budget,
aninteresting monthly published at
Nashville, is on our table.
"A party of young people spent a
delightful evening at the residence of
Mr.. j. l.. Garnett last Tuesday night,
and clipped the light fantastic" until
a late hour.
Prof. II. b. Furman and wife
have gone to their summer home at
Monteagle to spend the heated term.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. B. Carson left
last Saturday morning for Kansas, to
visit a brother of Mr.. CarsOn's.
-Messrs. T. w. and j. w. Shields,
of Smithville, were registered at
Warren House Wednesday.
Prof. Samuel r. Logue and Miss
Ada Thurman will open school in
Waters and Walling College about
the middle Of July.
Ex-senator Smallman says he
did not subscribe anything for the
band instruments, but is willing to
pay literally toward the rent of a big
open field away from town for the
boys to practice on.
Mr.. 7. j. Wilson, our venerable
friend of the TullahOma Guardian
was here last week attending the dis.
trict conference, and made us a briet
call. We publish elsewhere in this
issue his report of his visit.
The school girls are all gone
most all of them-and the summer
visitors have not come yet. We sug
gest that the boys get up a few games
of base ball to amuse the natives fol
the next few weeks.
The Ladies' Floral Cabinet fo
June is before us, and contains mucl
insteresting and instructive matte
for floriculturists. All lovers of flow
ers will appreciate this excellent pub
licatiOn. 1t is only $l.25 per annum
and they offer some handsome pre-
miums to subscribers.
Misses Mary and Lille HaggarC
and Miss Belle Moffitt, who hav,
been teaching in the Normal schOo
at Sparta, came home this week t,
spend vacation. Mrs. w. II. Payn
also came down to spend a week o
two with her parents.
AS the wheat crop is likely to b
short and prices higher, it would b
well for farmers to harvest all the,
have, even if it is a little thin on tn
ground. Save it all. The quality j
likely to be good. Save it all, as wei
as everything else that will max
good healthy bread for man ant
beast. twill all be wanted in tn
course of time.
I MIR. w. w. Frater, of Victoria
Tenn, made the home Office Of tn
Peoples Mutual Life Insurance Orde
visit this week, and made arrange
ments to take general agency fC
the Order. Mr.. Frater is fine bus
ness man, and will doubtless do som
good work for this deservedly pOpI
lar Order.
The following party from Spart
came down Wednesday afternoon
attend the Blind Tom concert: v
]. Irwin and wife, A. f. Rhea an
wife, j. S. Doyle and wife, Misses Pa
tie and Narsissa Rhea, Jno. Rustol
CIV. Bronson, E. ID. Cary.
-"The Bulletin" is the name of
new paper just established at Greer
vile, Tenn, the first number
which is on our table. 1t is sevel
column quarto, well filledwith news
matter, and presents a handson
typographical appearance.
-Messrs. j. Mckee and NJ. /
Eckley, of Southeastern Ohio, visitC
our city and county last week
search of homes. They were high
pleased with the country and ind
cate their determination to retuI
and become citizens of Warren.