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

Albert Etter was here for day
or two this week.
Mr.. j. Gardner, of TullahOma,
was here Wednesday.
Commercial tourists have been
quite numerous this week.
There were three tobacco drum
mers in McMinnyille one day this
week.
Miss Hattie Coleman, of Wood
bury, has been visiting friends here
for several days.
The district meeting of Stewards
of the M. E. Church, South, was held
here today (Friday).
Mr.. w. A. Rutherford returned
Tuesday morning from trip of sew
eral days into East Tennessee.
Miss Leita l.. Chapman left last
Monday afternoon for Madison, Ind,
to join her grandmother.
-Messrs. H. X. BrysOn and w. M.
Burr. of Fayetteville, were registered
at the Warren House Wednesday.
w. A. Mason returned home
Tuesday from an extensive trip for
the Mountain City Woolen Mills.
Sam f. Pennebaker came up
from Nashville Monday morning last
and remained until Tuesday after
noon.
John G. Marbury has recovered
from his long spell of sickness, and is
again at his old place in Ritchey's
drug store.
Mr.. Childs, Of Pennsylvania, is
visiting in the county, and will pro-
bably conclude to buy home within
the borders of Warren.
-Messrs. T. F. Burroughs & Co.,
are building large double Office on
the northwest corner of the spoke
and handle factory lot
II. c. Lind, Esq, is looking after
the interest of his clients before U
S. Commissioners Court at Woodbury.
today.
Mrs. Mary p. Camp left on Mon
day last for Pleasant VelIey, Texas
whittier she goes to make her home
with some of her children.
Mrs. Jones, of Appleton, Wis.
and her daughter, Helen, are in Nc
Minnville to spend the winter for tht
benefit of the latter's health.
Mr.. S. B. Donaldson, of Nash
vile, has been appointed storekeepe
and gauger at the distillery of r. II
Mason & Co., and took charge on
day this week.
Communion service will be hel(
atthe Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning, and preparatory servic
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Judge Hancock arrivedlast Mon
day and opened Chancery Court
which continued in session up to an,
including Thursday.
JAS. A. Jones, Esq, of Woodbury.
was in attendance upon our Chancer
Court a day or two Of this week. H
was accompanied by his charmin
daughter, Miss Mary.
DR.. S. G. A. Rubey will be al
sent for a couple of months after DE-
cember lst, and all wanting dents
work done should make their er
gagements early.
MIR. j. B. Harrison, of Sunni
vile, was here today Friday attenC
ing the Stewards meeting of the n
E. Church, South, and made til
STANDARD a call.
--Tullahoma Guardian: We ha
apleasant call on Monday from HOl
M. d. Smallman, McMinnville, 70
merly State Senator. He is pro
pective candidatefor Circuit Judge
this district.
Mr.. Ed Doty and wife who hay
resided in Chattanooga for sever
years past, removed to McMinnvil
this week where they will maketh
future home.
--Tullahoma Guardian: w. '
Whitson, Esq, Of McMinnville, w
here Friday on his way to Wincht
ter. We learn that he will be a ca
didate for Acknowledgement in II
district at the August election.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mcconnell return
home Tuesday afternoon from a thr
weeks visit to her parents at Fran
lin. She was accompanied by h
sister, Miss Susie Wallace, who W
probably spend the winter here.