Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-02-04

from Nashville Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Golliday arrived
Wednesday to attend the wedding
of her friend Miss Allie Ross.
The Judge and Attorney General
go to Lynchbrg next week to hold
Circuit Court. an t p
-Messrs. Chas. Carrick. H. w.
Worke,and F. w. Smart, all popu-
lar merchant travllers have been
here thisweek.
THE pump in the park well got
out of order Wednesday, and it will
probably be several days before it can
be repaired.
Prof. w. X. Patterson, who is
now engaged in teaching in Highland
Seminary, Tullahoma, came up last
Saturday morning and spent few
hours with some of his friends here.
Prof. j. M. Paschal was sum-
moned to Carthage last Monday to
attend his wife, who was taken quite
sick while visiting her parents at that
place. I# rf
DR.. G. T. .Stainback spent a couple
of days of this week at Tullahoma,
preaching in the G. P. Church at that
place on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. ,, ,stv trr .
-Theo. Byars returned home
Wednesday, having been pardoned by
the Governor. He is q fine workman,
and we hope he will forsake some of
his old ways and make a good citizen
of himself.
Thursday was ground hog day.
There was about an hour during the
afternoon in which the ground hog
could have seen his shadow. Ifhe was
out during that hour, according to the
popular superstition, we are to have
six more weeks of winter.
DIR. T. C. Blake, of Nashville, was
here a couple of days this week in the
interest of the proposed change in the
managemet of c. F. College. He ad.
dressed meetings at the G. P. Church
in this interest on Monday and Tues.
day nights.
The Tullahoma Guardian and
Sparta Expositor are both pressing
the organization of Building and
Loan Associations at those places
Keep at it till you get them. A
Building and Loan Association is one
of the best investments q town car
make.
The marriage of Miss. Allie Ross
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. M
Ross, to Mr.. Jas. M. Holman, O.
Bowling Green KY, is announced
through invitations Issued this week
The nuptials will be consummated a
one o'clock next Thursday afternoon
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church in this place.
If McMinnville gets all the new
enterprises being talked of, we viii
have quite boom during the cur
rent year. Curl & Gribble's new saw
and planning mill, now getting unde
way, and the revival Of the foundry
and machine shop, are good starters
All of our manufacturing enterprise
are doing a thriving business.
In our announcement column
today will be found the name of MI
/. l.. Rheay as a candidate for Sheriff
Mr.. Rheay is well known to the vo
ters all over the county, having givel
the present incumbent quite clos
race for the position at the last eleC
ton. He is worthy and deserving
man in every particular, and if elect
ed will make the county a good off
GER.
On last Sunday afternoon Mr.. L
c. Cutler and Mrs. M. l.. S. Hartwel
were married, at the home of tn
latter, on Sparta street. The cert
mony was performed by Rev. A. 7
Crawford. A few special friends {
the bride and groom were present an
most sumptuous supper was enjoy
ed. We wish them a peaceful an
happy journey together through tn
shades of life's evening.
On Thursday the Goth ult., Nj
! VIM. Cain, of Dunlap, was married t
! Miss. Athelia Hill, daughter of Hor
H. l.. w. Hill, at the home of tn
bride on Collins river, this count!
/ Elder o. M. Thurman officiated i
J making the twain one. There was
5 large gathering Of friends to witnes
the nuptials, and very bountifI
? wedding feast was spread on tt