Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-10-17
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Frank Conner spent Sunday last
with his home folks here.
j. III. Sheriff. was mixing among
his old friends here for a few days of
this week.
Charley Carrick was here this
week looking after the boot and shoe
trade.
j. w. Snodgrass returned from
Sparta Tuesday last and resumed
his cases on the STANDARD.
DIR. A. B. Ramsey went to Nash
vile Thursday afternoon on a bust
ness trip and will return today or
Monday.
C. p. Conner left on Monday last
for Gordon, Nebraska. GeOrgeleaves
a host of warm friends at home whose
best wishes follow him.
Mr.. w. M. Cummings has re-
signed the Office Of deputy sheriff,
and engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at ClearmOnt.
Mr.. A. M. st. John, of Viola,
made us a call Thursday, and left or
ders for lot of job printing for the
firm of st. John d Stubblefield.
Mrs. Jos. Livingston returned to
McMinnville this friday morning,
and will again take up her residence
here. She spent the summer in Ger
many.
The announcement of Mr.. c. G.
Black for magistrate will be found in
this issue. Mr.. Black is in every
way competent to fill the position,
and will make the county good Off
Ger if elected.
Mr.. J. G. Talcott left on Saturday
last for his home in Ohio, where he
expects to spend the winter. His
father will probably be here within a
few weeks to spend the winter.
Mr.. Everett and wife, of Ohio, who
were at the Warren House several
weeks last winter, are thinking of re-
turning here to spend the coming
winter, we are informed.
-Messrs. w. E. B. Jones, T. G.
Lind and F. M. Smith, of the Nc
Minnville bar, attended Chancery
Court at Altamont this week. They
all returned home Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. w. 7. Murray and wife,
Messrs. J. G. Biles, A. G. Gross, w,
H. Magness, Jr., Maurice Hoodenpyl,
were among the visitors from this
place to the Sparta fair last week.
The McMinnville bar will be
we'll represented in the field of candi
dates next year. We understand
several of our legal friends have sig
-nified their willingness to sacrifice
their large practice to serve the deal
people.
Miss Kate Lyle, of Rutherford
county, who had been visiting he
sister, Mrs. Chas. COlville, at thi
place for several weeks, returned
home last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis and wife LET
on Thursday for Lebanon, to spend
week with friends and relatives a
that place. We wish them apleasan
visit.
DIR. S. G. A. Rubey left this (Fri
day. afternoon for Lebanon, to spen'
several days with "the old folks a
home" He will return Wednesday
DIR. r. B. Womack RECALLED hi
many friends here with his genia
presence and lively conversation fo
several days of the last week. Bob
visits to his old home have not bee
very frequent of late years, but he a
ways meets with a hearty WELDON
from his host of warm friends.
-ProfsJ. P. Clark was announce
in our last issue for magistrate at tn
special election on the 26thinst. Pro
Clark is well known to almost ever
voter in the district, and needs n
commentator at our hands.
Mr.. r. B. Higgins, of Wisconsin
whose arrival we noted last weel
has rented the residence of Doct,
Ritchey, on the Nashville road, an
moved into it with his family.
Mrs. P. P. GOoding left on Il
afternoon train today friday f
Cairo, ILL.,, to join her husband. TT
Major and his estimable wife ha,
both made many warm friends her
all of whom very much regret tn
interest takes them from our mid,
We hope they may eventually retu