Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-11
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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T-Ex-Sheriff III. p. Maxwell is Wis
iting relatives in Alabama.
Mr.. i. P. Sain and wife, of Viola,
were in McMinnville Wednesday.
Mr.. j.. B. Waters returned home
few days ago after1lan absence of
several weeks. Y p ?. ~ ''. p ',l.' .. ,5 li
w. HI. Lane, formerly of this
place. but now of Shelbyville, has
been in our town during the last few
days. 2aslal1ai .a ,s..i1's tja
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1.-The GiF. College has received
several new boarding pupils during
the last week. L bE1a. x &. .sl 1-
Capt. w. A. Rutherford has gone
up on the Cincinnati Southern Rail-
road to spend q. few days.
Capt. ]. w. Irwinwas in Grundy
county this week on business connec-
ted with the revenue service.
Miss Nellie Bisland, of Louisiana,
is visiting the Misses Wallace, on
Rebel Hill. NM
Mr.. w. S. Tyree and wife, of
Smithville, were on a visit to Mrs.
rs parents the first of the present
week. 80
MIR. III. G. MORRISON left for Kan
sas last week, where he expects to re-
main few months. .#"E.t tf
Don't forget that the ladies of the
Methodist Church will serve ice
cream, lemonade and other refresh
ments in the park next Thursday.
Mr.. G. w. Lewisleft Monday on a
trip to Chattanooga, Atlanta, and
other cities in the interest of the bar
rel and stave factory.
Judge NJ. D. Smallman and At
torney-General Whitson went to
Manchester last Tuesday, where they
opened their first court that day.
The Warren House Cornet Band
will furnish the music for the White
County Fair at Sparta, beginning
Sept. 10Th, and continuing four days
--Mr.I George d. Sherwin, of Du
luth, Minn., who has been summer
ing in McMinnville, took in the Con
gressiOnal convention at Chattanooga
this week.
John Tohmas, COL, who livet
one mile from Smartt's Station, haC
his house and all the contents burned
last Friday night. The origin of th'
fire is thought have been accidental
Most of the delegates to the con
gressional convention returned home
today (Friday). Sam O'Neal ant
Ike Hill have not returned yet, bu
are anxiously expected.
Arrangements are now in prog
ress to have special train from Spar
ia to McMinnville and return mex
Thursday to bring the crowds to tn
speaking of the candidates for COVER
nor.
Mr.. T. l.. Mitchell, a member o
the White county delegation to th
Congressional convention at Chatta
nooga, stopped over in McMinnvill'
for few hours today (Friday) on hi
return home.
Miss Lille Duvaul, of Nashville
at present a teacher in Pure Fountain
College, Smithville, was visitin
friends in McMinnville this week
and witnessed the marriage Of Mis-
Ella Henderson.
Miss Eliza Hill, daughter of MI
H. l.. w. Hill, this county, was i
town Wednesday, and was present g
the marriage of her friend, Miss Ell
Henderson, at the residence of Nj
and Mrs. w. S. Maddux.
Mr.. T. f. Burroughs, wife an
. daughter, Miss Matte, left last Satul
day for Clarktown Springs, Whit
county, to be absent several week
Mead & Ritchey are building
grain and produce house on the sid
track at the depot, where they wi
be prepared to receive grain an
other produce. The house will /
ready for use within the next eigl
or ten days.
Married, at the residence of NJ
w. S. Maddux, in this place, Wec
nesday, Sept. Sth, at 1890 O'Clock,
M, Mr.. A. J. Hammond, of Kel
tucky, to Miss Ella Henderson, d
G. T. Stainback officiating. A fe
select friends of the bride were pre-
ent to witness the ceremony, and 81
was therecipient of a number of hant
some presents. The couple left {
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