Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-19
VIOLA
The NeighbOrhOOd News from Our
Regular Correspondent.


know the cause. We have attended
one wedding, heard of six more, went
to Smithville, and made a trip out
"West." We were accompanied to
Smithville by Miss Maggie Reagan
and DIR. Il. III. Jones and wife. The
trip was very pleasant one, indeed,
as the good people of Smithville did
all they could to make US feel pleas
ant. We attended two entertain
ments at Pure Fountain College while
there, one given by the "Neothropian
Society" and the other by the school.
We enjoyed them hugely, more es-
pecially the one on Friday night.
We must not fail to tell you of our
trip to the Culcarmac Falls, more
generally known as the Falls Creek
Falls but biologists tell us that they
first called the Culcarmac Falls, after
a man who once owned them. Friday
evening party composed of DIR. Z.
H. Jones and wife, John Potter
and Miss Maggie Reagan, j.
H. Potter and Miss Josie Kidwell,
and your correspondent and Miss
Leila West started for the falls. We
went as far in buggies as the road
would admit and then took it afoot
through corn and oat fields, over
fences and some very rough ground,
and climbing high, steep hill, we
finally reached our destination. We
then saw some of the most beautiful
scenery our eyes ever beheld. The
water, clear as crystal, falls a distance
of 100 feet. The falling water causes
a strong current of air, which was
very pleasant to our party. We then
wound around the hill and went near
the top of the falls, where we saw en-
graved on the rocks the names OF
many who had been there before
After we were satisfied with the
sights, we wendell our way home
We have spoken sufficiently of oul
: trip "West."
Wednesday morning, June 10Th, al
IL o'clock, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, Mr.. Joe Braley, Mr.
o. w. Martin and Miss Ella Braley
were married, Rev. ]. B. McPeak
t officiating. The attendants were
your correspondent and Miss Lille
Harpole, Sam Braley and Miss Mollit
Spears. After congratulations by
relatives and friends, dinner was an
nounced, and we were ushered to tn,
E table, where everything pleasant II
the eye and taste had been gathered
We extend to the happy pair ou
best wishes for long and pleasan
t life.
y The Sunday-schools at Antioch
Wesley's Chapel and Viola will al
join together and have a picnic Of
!. Wednesday, June 80, in the bottom
above Miss Sallie Wooton's. TIL
business houses in Viola will be close,
It on that day. The Warren Hous
!. Band has offered to come out am
: play for us, and we will be pleased
have them come. We will have LEI
= lures on Sunday-school work, an
music at intervals will add much
the enjoyment of all.
v, The belled buzzard has been see
at different places in this vicinit
lately.
" Miss Belle Garner, of Newmarke
Ala, who has been visiting in tn
vicinity, has returned home.
Mr.. A. j. Brewer and wife wei
ty visiting in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. j. H. Potter, accompanied
Misses Nettie and Julia Potter an
Alice Robinson, three of Smithville
" fairest bellies, spent several days
this week visiting the family of D
E. II. Jones. We have had sever
:. young men ask us if Smithville is
= business place. We suppose the
have all idea of visiting the place
the young ladies.
ot Mr.. M. f. McCulloch made Dus
ness trip to Tullahoma and Nashvil
this week.
Messrs. Joe Lively and Sam Br
ty tain, of McMinnville, called on ty
of our young ladies Sunday.
: Mr.. G. w. Ramsey and wife ma
a trip to Manchester this week.
- Col. r. E. Burnham and his daug
ter, Miss Mollie, went to McMin
vile Monday.
TOT Hugh Walling, of McMinnvil
spent a few days of last week visiti
in our village.