Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-05-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mr.. Ed. IL. PeAneDaKer, OF Nash
vile, spent Sunday last here.
Col. Ed j. Wood went to Nash
vile Wednesday morning.
j. j. Walker and number of
other citizens of Grundy, were here
this week.
j. H. Sims, travelling for Spur
lock, Page & Co., wholesale drugs,
Nashville, was here Wednesday.
Mis- Emma New, daughter of
Senator j. G. New, of Woodbury.,
made McMinnville visit this week.
-Messrs. J. E. ROdes and w. II.
Naylor, of Fayetteville, Tenn, were
visiting couple of McMinnville's
bellies this week.
Jim Moffitt offers a dude hat of
the latest style for sale at so per cent
off the list price, subject to our lien
IOr TINS advertising.
The card of Frank MadduX, our
wide-awake timer, will be found in
our directory this week. Call on him
when you want anything in the way
of tin, sheet iron, or copper ware.
Miss Mary Durham and Miss
Rhoda Smith, Of Chicago, are at the
Warren House for a month. Miss
Durham is seeking restoration from
ill health.
The General Assembly of the G.
p. Church will not come here next
year, as was expected, but goes to
Sedalia, Mo.
Mr.. Ed. M. Simpson, an old
friend of the editor in days of yOre,
was here Thursday in the interest OF
Cincinnati drug firm.
Mr.. T. 6. Bagley arrived from
Fayetteville Thursday afternoon,
with his family, to visit the relatives
Of Mrs. Bagley.
g. p. Conner left at 1:30 O'Clock
today friday for New York, with
a car load of poultry. This is the last
car load that will be shipped until
fall.
Miss Mamie Britain, who ha:
been teaching music in Rutherford
county for several months, returned
home last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Price has been visit
ing her friends on Rebel Hill this
week. She has recently returned
from a visit of several months to rela
tives in Texas.
Robert Park, who has been OF
duty in the revenue Office at Nash
vile for five or six weeks, returned
home Thursday afternoon.
Elder j. G. McQuiddy, editor 0
the Gospel Advocate, Nashville, made
McMinnville a visit this week, il
the interest of his paper.
The McMinnville District Con
ference meets at the M. E. Church
South, in this place next THURSDAY
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. G. B
McPeak will fill the pulpit Thursda.
night.
"A party of ladies, consisting o
Mrs. Josie White, Mrs. John Lane
Miss Pattie White, Miss Lena Mason
and perhaps others whose names w
did not get, made an excursion t
Sparta and return last Tuesday.
Sam F. Pennebaker came u
from Nashville last Saturday, an,
will spend a month here breathing
the fresh air of his old mountain
home. He was accompanied by hi
little son, Edwin.
We learn from the Guardian ths
Mr.. G. w. Johnson, formerly proprit
tor of the Warren House, is putin
down carpets and arranging furn
ture in the new hotel at Tullahom;
preparatory to opening next weel
We wish him the fullest measure {
success.
w. n. Allen, of Rutherford cOur
ty, agent of the Peoples Mutual Lif
Insurance Order, made the home o.
flee a visit this week. Mr.. Allen ha
done some good work for the Con
pany and the officers are well please
with his services.
Mr.. H. C.. Brakeman, of Obi
and Mr.. p. b. Gingrich, of Michigan
have formed a partnership under tn
firm name of Brakeman & Gingricl
for the purpose Of conducting a re;
estate business, at McMinnville. NJ
Brakeman came here several week
ago, and purchased the Long farm
near Nicholson SPRINGS. and Nj