Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-07-11
TOWN AND COUNTY.


lists are out in full bloom.
Miss Marcie Lee Dewitt is visit
ing Miss Halle May Morford.
Mr.. O. F. Bruster spent a few
days of this week in Nashville.
Miss Ada Martin, of Nashville, is
visiting the family of DR.. Thos. Black.
MIR. A. j, Brown, of the Viola
neighborhood was in town Monday.
Ma. p. p. Gooding went to Nash
willie Thursday morning and will re-
turn today.
Mr.. f. p. Clute, Of Tracy City,
spent Saturday and Sunday last Wis
iting here,
Col. A. S. Colyar, Of the Nash
vile Union, was in McNinnville
one day last week.
Mr.. Arson Nelson and wife, of
Nashville, spent a portion OF inns
week in McMinnville.
Mrs. Lyle, Of Rutherford county,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Colville, on West Main street.
Jim Spurlock, after spending sew
eral days with his family here, re-
turned to Nashville last Monday.
Mrs. King and family, of Allan
ia, Ga, are at the Warren House to
spend the summer. Other guests are
expected from Atlanta next week.
S. II. O'Neal was confined to his
room with sickness several days of
the last week, but is out again.
Mr.. J. D. Smith left for Spencer
on Wednesday to attend the closing
exercises of Burritt College.
W. II. Murray left on Wednes-
day for Pylant Springs to spend a
couple of weeks for rest and recupera-
ton of health.
Miss Martha Titus, of Memphis,
arrived Monday evening, and will
spend the summer at the Warren
House.
Mr.. Jas. Watt and son, and Mrs.
Gibson, of Clarkshill, Indiana, are
visiting with the family of j. H. Yea
man. Mrs. Gibson is sister of Mrs.
Yeaman.
Attention is called to the report
of the condition of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank of McMinnville to be
found in another column.
The STANDARD typographical
corps return thanks to Mr.. j. G. Tai
colt for nice basket Of plums receiv-
ed last Monday.
-"Babyhood' for July is on our
table. 1t will prove valuable help
to all having the care of infants.
Published at IS Spruce street, New
York. Price Is cents per number.
When will some of those fine
peaches our farmers have been talk
ing about be ripe? None have been
offered for sale in the McMinnville
market yet.
Mr.. J. C. Akin, of Shelbyville,
Tenn, who has been operating All eN-
tensive fruit drying establishment for
some years, has concluded to turn il
into a canning factory, and is adver'
Using for partner with small capital
DR.. T. S. Rubey, Of Lebanon, are.
tired physician and old newspaper
man, has been visiting his son, the
dentist, here, for the last week. The
Doctor is always a welcome guest il
our editorial quarters.
Don't forget that the free school
mt Waters and Walling College begins
next Monday. The rooms have beer
repaired, newseats added, and a mum
Der of new blackboards added, so a
to accommodate all who may come
Some reckless night wanderers
last Wednesday night, threw stones
through the front windows of some
of our business houses. This is mat
ter for the investigation of theauthor
tiles.
A certain Tennessee editor re
Gently inquired Of a young lady
"What is this Midsummer Night.
Dream l see 50 many quotation,
from?' He was told that it was al
almanac, published yearly, and adj
vised to get copy.
DR.. and Mrs. Stainback, will
their two little children, Maria Lon
and George, left ON the afternoon
train Monday for Columbus, Miss, i
responsetoatelegram announcing tn,
dangerous illness of Mrs. Stainback'