Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-06-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.


looking at farms in this county.
Nicholson Springs has between
twenty and thirty summer guests.
Spring chickens are being ship
ped from this market to Chattanooga.
y Mr.. a. M. st. John, of Viola,
spent two or three days of this week
in town.
The hotel at Beersheba Springs
was opened for summer guests last
Monday.
L. d. Hickerson, Jr., and Jas.
Gardner, of Tullahoma, were here
last Monday.
MIR. Rudolph Oswell and family,
of Nashville are stoppingat the Ham
ilton House.
SO far the weather has been un-
favorable for making hay except a
few days.
LOsT-Ladies folding tan. Finder
will please leave at this Office and re-
ceive compensation.
). H. Sims, travelling for Spur
lock, Page & Co., Nashville, visited
our druggists last Thursday.
-Messrs. Frank Spurlock, Sam r.
O'Neal and j. l.. Garnett visited
Nashville on business this week.
Capt. J. X. Bell and wife, of
New Orleans, are at the Warren
House to spend part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Biles visited
the family Of their brother, j. r.
Biles, in Rutherford county, this
week.
Miss Anna Black returned We'd
nesday afternoon from visit of sew
eral weeks to friends in Wilson
county. ...'..
Mr.. j. a. II. Thompson, a clever
young business man of Woodbury.
called on us while in our town last
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. G. Johnson and wife, OF
Shelbyville, have been here during
the last week, on a visit to Mrs. J's
old home and friends.
Mr.. w. l.. Clark and wife, after
a visit of several weeks to relatives
and friends at this place, left this
Friday morning for their home in
Memphis. ......
The heavy rain and wind Tues.
day morning did considerable dam.
age to the growing crops in some
places. Corn, oats and other crops
were laid fiat in many places.
Capt. James Lee, wife and child,
and Mrs. Sallie Phillips, of Memphis
are at the Warren House for a couple
of weeks. Capt. Lee is an old friend
and acquaintance of DIR. Stainback.
Mrs. ID. ID. Buks, of Tullahoma
and Miss Lucie Wells, of Nashville
were at the Warren House for dinner
last Tuesday.
Col. b. S. Rhea, Of Nashville
was here Thursday, on his way tC
Nicholson Springs, where he vii
spend a few days.
Mr.. Franks and little boy, from
Holders Store, came down Tuesday
morning and returned the same even
ing.
"A few fields Of wheat have beer
cut in Warren county this week
Wenoticed some cradlers at worl
along the railroad Thursday morning
The storm and rain of Thursday
morning was quite general, and eX
tended over a large section of country
In some parts Of Coffee county The
rain was very heavy.
Miss May Locke and Miss Lizzi,
Brown, of Pibovillc, are spending ;
couple ofwccks among relatives il
McMinnvillc and vicinity.
Mrs. Flora Harvey, of Lawrence
burg, Tenn, has been on q visit {,
her mother, Mrs. NJ. j. White, 70
some days.
Vim. Hatcher, b. :. Rhca, Jas
Spurlocl, and J. II. Sims, all 0
Nashville, were among the CONNER
cial tourists who called on the Me
DIimville merchants this week.
Mrs. Robt. Park returned hom
last Wednesday from a visit of abou
two months to friends in Nashvin
and Chattanooga.
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the handsome and courteous youni
gentleman at the desk in the NichOl
son, has left for Crisp Springs, Wher
he will have charge of the hotel du
rinO thp Summon