Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-05-29
VIOLA.
The NeighbOrhOOd News from Our
Regular Correspondent.

Spring weddings have commenced,
and we are of the opinion they are
over, as none are matured yet and
not to be before fall. Last Sunday
morning, on the farm of Mr.. r. L.
Stubblefield, at the BRIDES home, at
9 o'clock, Mr.. Joe Kimberley and
Miss Matte Hobbs were married,
Rev. w. P. Garner officiating. May
the happy pair live long and be
happy.
Prof. H. j. Phillips and wife areup
looking after theinterest of the school
which will open at the Viola Normal
the 10Th of July, with Mr.. Phillips as
principal. Miss Belle Smart will
have charge of the music department
this term. The mistake the trustees
made in suspending school thisspring
will require considerable effort on
the part of both trustees and patrons
to work up the same interest which
was manifested before. We feel safe
in saying we will have a permanent
school from now on, as nothing is
calculated to build up community
any more than good school always
in session. With these things before
us we can't afford to be without a
school at any time.
Mr.. Frank Maddux, of McMinn-
Vile, was in our neighborhood this
week, buying some beef cattle.
T. F. Ramsey and wife, of Decherd,
made the home folks visit last Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. F. Bonner, who has been
visiting in Nashville, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Summers and family, of
TrOusdale, were visiting in this vi
entity Sunday.
Mrs. b. Wood, of Tullahoma, is
visiting the family of Mr.. M. H.
Gwyn.
Rev. j. l.. Paine, of Winchester,
will preach at this place Saturday
night and Sunday at o'clock, and
Rev. p. Moore will preach Sunday at
II o'clock.
Several of our citizens are attending
court at McMinnville this week.
The pupils of a school near here
say they can tell when Thursday
comes, as certain young man always
visits the school on that day.
We understand the County Court
Clerks wife says she wishes every.
body that can would marry between
now and August. We wonder why
We have special invitation to eat
beans and cucumbers at DIR. Moore's
Sunday.
We learn that certain young mer.
chant in this place sold his best girl 8
new muslin dress a few days since
and became so excited that instead Of
wrapping the dress up in paper, he
wrapped the paper up with the dress
H. B. Moseley, representing o. M
Jackson & Co., Nashville, was among
our merchants soliciting orders this
week.
While going through r. A. Mans.
field & Sons carriage and wagon
shop our attention was attracted by q
most excellent wagon which they had
just finished. Anyone in need of q
buggy er wagon will do well to leave
their orders with them.
Mr.. G. R. Gwyn made a trip tC
Beech Grove this week.
A. w. England left Wednesday
morning with load of Privett Har
rows for the lower counties. The
harrow gives universal satisfaction
We think about all this place lacks
of having creamery is for some o
our most prominent farmers to take
hold Of it and show the people thu
benefits which would be derived from
an enterprise of this character, anC
get them interested. 1t would be NJ
trouble to furnish milk enough t
justify man to start a creamery
here. We would be glad to see sucl
an enterprise as this in full operation
here.
rIRRELL.