Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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a day or two of this week.
The barrel factory has been run
ming again this week.
Tom Hughes was at home a few
days of the last week.
Sam Read, of Chattanooga, was
in the city yesterday. -.
Green Fletcher and wife, of Cof-
fee county, were in town Friday.
Mrs. A. G. Beech made short
visit to Nashville the first of this
week. .1iE
Mrs. L. M. Doty and little Nora,
of Chattanooga, are on visit to rela-
tives here.
j. w. Snodgrass returned from
Sparta with his family on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Colvin and son, of At
lanta, are among the Warren House
guests this week.
About twenty Nicholson Springs
guests spent Tuesday last in town and
dined at the Warren House.
Miss Lizzie Rahm has gone to
Sparta to fill the position Of art
teacher in Doyle College.
Elder. j. NJ. d. Gates will preach
in the Baptist church next Sabbath
morning and evening.
Mrs. B. J. Hill left this (Friday)
morning for Beersheba Springs,
whittier she goes to spend month.
Mr.. Leon Trousdale, jr., of Nash
vile, is spending a few days here
visiting his friend, Mr.. ]. G. Nc
Guire.
Mr.. Eugene Christian, formerly
Of this county, now representing a
tobacco firm of Lynchburg, Va, was
here few days of this week.
VIM. Biles left on Monday last
for Selma, Ala, with car load of
stock. He will return the first of
next week. .. .-=-
Mr.. w. d. Moon, wife and child,
of Memphis, arrived on Wednesday,
and are domiciled at the Warren
House for the balance of the summer
Attorney General A. B. Woodland
of Fayetteville, stopped over here
Thursday night, on his return from
Circuit Court at Spencer.
Yes, we are aware Of the fact
that it is getting warm again. We
are always glad to get the news, but
tell us something fresh.
In the personal notice of Misses
Mary and Fannie Wallace, of Frank
lin, in our last issue, the name wa
inadvertently printed Walling.
DR.. Ben NJ. Stainback left on Fri
day of last week for Memphis, afte
spending a months vacation here
excepting few days spent at Mont
eagle.
Mr.. j. c. Martin, secretary of tn
Peoples Mutual Life Insurance Order
made a trip to Franklin, Tenn, ant
return the first of the week in twenty
three hours. He left at p. m. Mon
day and returned at p. m. Tuesday
MIR. Geo. w. Johnson, formerl
of the Warren House, but now pre-
prietor Of the st. James hotel at Tu
lahOma, came up Thursday and sper
few hours here.
We have had new stairwa
erected to the STANDARD Office, an
if all who owe us a few dimes an
dollars will now call around the
will find the ascent quite easy.
-Messrs. R. Kennedy, VIM.
Swami, w. w. Fairbanks and Jes;
Locke went to Altamont Thursda
to participate in the services of ded
eating the new Masonic hall at thi
place.
Another little charmer has bee
added to the galaxy of Warren Hou
bellies. Miss Fannie Tuller, of A
lanta, came up with Mr.. Bostick la
Saturday to spend a couple of weel
in our little mountain city.
Miss Maggie GOodbar and nice
Miss Mamie GOOdbar, of Memphi
are visiting here, the guests of MI
Mary Murray on Rebel Hill. TIL,
arrived last Tuesday afternoon.
Prof. John w. Glenn, of t
University of Tennessee, at Kno
vile, was in McMinnville Sfe
hours one day last week and made
brief call. Warren Colville and
c. Ramsey, Jr., will return to tn
institution in September.