Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-06-08

Two shares were loaned by the
Building and Loan Association last
Monday night.
DIR. A. B. Ramsey and family
left for East Tennessee Tuesday
morning where they will spenda few
days before going West.
The weather for the last week
has been extremely cool for this
season of the year. Fires and winter
clothing have been quite necessary.
Mr.. Wheaton, representing the
Thomson-Housto Electric Co., was
here again this week and made a
final settlement with the Electric
Light Co.
"A. S. Colyar, Jr,, procured
license here last Tuesday to marry a
Warren county girl, but up to last
reports he had not succeeded in get
ting the girl.
The TullahOma Board of Educa-
tion is soliciting applications for SUI
perintendent of their Public Graded
Schools. The Board will elect a Su-
perintendent June 10Th.
DIR. Stainback accompanied the
wedding party to Nashville Wednes-
day afternoon, where on Thursday he
otficiated in the marriage of Miss
Mary Reed to Mr.. Cooke, of Ken
lucky.
"A new series was opened in the
Building and Loan Association last
Monday night, and the Secretary
will issue shares in same up to July
LIST, all to date from the first of this
month.
Mr.. S. Lane anf amily, o Mil
ton, Florida, have been visiting re-
lations in this place and vicinity for
the last week. He called on us
Thursday and secured the weekly
visits of the STANDARD for the next
year.
--Workmen willin few days begin
making some extensive improve
ments in the stOreroom occupied by
w. c. Womack. The floor will be
let down on alevel with the pave
ment, new front put in, and other
changes made.
Insure against accidents with
ID. l.. Brown, agent for the American
Mutual Accident Association. $500
per year will keep a $1,000 policy in
force, which will pay you $500 per
week in case of disabling injury from
accidental causes.
Mrs. J. c. M Ross went to Bowl
ing Green last Monday to visit her
daughter. Mr.. w. H. Ross accom-
his mother to Bowling Green, and
went to Fayetteville the next day to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Rhodes
and Miss Lamb, returning home on
Friday.
The matter for this issue of the
STANDARD has been gotten up under
difficulties and tribibulations. Pills
and powders are not very inspiring
brain food, and much of our work
for this issue has been done while
suffering from physical pain.
Mr.. J. NJ. Newton left on the
freight train in charge Of DR.. Ram
sey's household goods last Tuesday.
for Tacoma, w. t., and expects to
make that place his home. Jim is an
industrious, deserving young man,
and we wish him much success.
We are requested to announce
that w. P. Sims, of Pelham, will
preach at Hebron, near Irving Col
lege, Saturday night, and Sunday
morning and night. Everybody
kindly invited to attend. Subject
for Sunday: "Object of the Disciples
of the Nineteenth Century,"
Mrs. E. Broyles, of Savannah,
Tenn, who has been On a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Irwin, for sew
eral weeks, leaves for her home this
morning, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Maud, who has been attend
ing school at C. f. College for the
last ten months.
AT the meeting of the Board OF
Education held on Friday night of
last week, Prof. Jas. G. Meadors was
elected Superintendent of the City
Schools for the next year. He is a
ripe scholar and a Christian gentle
man, and we feel confident our
schools will prosper under his direc-
ton. He will reach here with his
family some time next week.
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