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

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relatives in Texas.
Mrs. w. G. Britain returned on
Wednesday from visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs Caddie Roberts, in Bedford
county. She was accompanied by
her little grandson, Master Hubert
Roberts.
Mrs. Geo. T. Lewis returned
home last Friday from an extended
visit to Clarksville. She was accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. John Lewis,
with his family, who are all enjoying
the pleasant breezes at River Cliff.
j. M. MOffitt left this (Friday)
morning in the direction ofAltamont.
Our Grundy correspondentwill please
keep an eye on him while in that re-
gion, and not let him get lost in any
of the coal mines. sv .u31
-Messrs. Finney and Paschal, asso-
ciate principals of c. p. College, left
on Monday morning last to make a
canvass of several states in the inter-
est of the school. They will be alb
sent until September, and we hope
they may succeed in securing large
number of pupils.
Mrs. A. B. Bostick, of Atlanta,
Ga, with her three charming and ac-
complished daughters, Misses Estelle,
Mollie and Alline, and her son, EN-
NETT, arrived last Saturday morning,
and are domiciled at the Warren
House for the summer months.
Mrs. J. B. Ritchey, Miss Athelia
Smart and Alfred Ritchey went to
Hickory Creek Wednesday to be
present at the marriage of Miss Anna
Price to Prof. r. E. Harding. The
ceremony was performed early Thurs
day morning at the home of the
bride, in time for the early train to
Fayetteville, the home of the groom.
The July number of the Quar-
: terly Journal of the Peoples Mutual
: Life Insurance Order of MeMinnville,
Tenn, will be issued from this office
early next week, and will consist of
: seven thousand copies. The refer
r ence list will be printed iasupplement
S for this time, and will thus giveroom
It in the paper for much more interest
d ing reading matter. The member
ship of the Order is increasing quite
:, rapidly.
# Maj. P. p. Gooding left on the
v. afternoon train last Monday for Cairo,
C ILL.,, to engage in business for the
e Singer Manufacturing Co. The Ma
jOr is a whOle-souled, genial gentle,
o man, and has made many warm
,s friends here, all of whom regret that
, business calls him to other parts. His
n wife will remain at the Warner
10 House for some time yet.
n AT her home on Hickory Creek
Thursday morning, July 23d, Mis-
:, Anna Price was married to Prof. r
- u E. Harding. The bride and groom
~ left on the afternoon train for Lewis
y burg, the home of the groom. They
III will locate at Fayettevillein in the Fall
where Prof. Harding will engage il
ie teaching. The happy pair have on
III best wishes for long life of uninter
u rupted happiness.
Ut The Southern Bivouac for Au
y gust will be a "Battle Number" J
" M. Wright contributes an article en-
- titled ga Glimpse of Perryville." A
" p. Ford describes the "Last Battle
III of Hardee's Corps" Samuel Sea
IL gives GA Private Recollection {
ne Stone River" Major Saunders, i
III his papers on "HoOd's Campaign,
" reaches Nashville, and describes thf
y great battle. His article will be AZ
en- cOmplished by cOlored map of tn
raj battlefield, and portraits Of Genera
ay Thomas, Hood, S. d. Lee, r. j. Woo
If. II. ID. Clayton, and E. H. Pettu
nd "Bragg's Campaign in Kentucky j
m 1862" is described by Basil w. Dul
lns from the Confederate standpoint, an
he by General c. C. Gilbert, of the Fe,
eral army.
)us The first number of the Highlar
in Rural Home was issued this wee
as, 1t is composed Of sixteen large page
ill which are all well filled with matt
his Of special interest to the agriculturis
out The Rural Home will make a speci
is effort in the direction of inducing il
migration to this section of TennC
av- see, by setting forth our advantag
70 in their proper light. 1t will prove
lost welcome visitor to all people engag
ros- or interested in rural pursuits, al
70 should receive hearty support.
ocl will be published the first of ca