Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-27
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

Where, oh where is the base ball
club?
Try Warmers Yeast Cakes. Sold
by ID. o. Jenkins. ft|
DIR. Black spent two or three days
of last week at Beersheba.
Col. w. F. M. Betty of Lebanon,
was here a day or two this week.
"A stock of choice Bananas just
opened at d. o. jenkins.
Again we have been having "the
hottest weather of the season" this
week.
Mr.. w. II. Murray returned
home from Red Boiling Springs last
Friday.
The dancing class will have an
other hop in the ball room tonight
(Friday).
Miss Maude Bridges, daughter
of Mrs. r. A. Bridges, arrived last
Tuesday.
Our Thaxton and Leeds letters
both reached us too late for publica-
tion last week.
The statements of the two Nat
ional Banks of McMinnville will be
found in this issue.
w. A. Mason spent last week in
Nashville on business for the Noun
tain City Woolen Mills.
There is quite a favorable pros
pect for a large and fine corn crop in
Warren county this year.
For nice breakfast dish use
Hecker's partly cooked Oat Meal.
For sale by ID. O. jenkins.
Prof. d. S. Curle of Shelbyville,
is here to put in few days fishing
and breathing good air.
Mr.. J. M. Moffitt is confined to
his room with sickness. His friends
hope to see him out again soon.
Byron Martin, of Nashville, is
here to spend few weeks among his
former friends and companions.
Mr.. Willie Warren and family
of Tracy City, were visiting relative;
in Warren county this week.
The funeral of Ann Smartt col.
will be preached at Bowling Greer
church on the 1st Sunday in August.
Mr.. j. G. Mcclure returned las
week from short trip South in tht
interest of the Heading and STAY,
Factory.
Mr.. j. j. Gill and Miss Molli,
Fishback, of Petersburg, Tenn, ar
here on visit to the family Of Mr.
ii. Thurman.
The scenery has been placed il
the Opera house during the las
week. The hall now only lacks tn
chairs to be ready for use.
Mr.. Henry Kahn, of Memphis
with his daughter and son, arrive
Monday and will spend few week
at the Warren House.
Miss Cordelia Mathes, of Mer
phis, arrived on Friday last, and wi
spend several weeks with Col. J.
Barton's family.
Get ready in time for your sol
ghum making. Buy your sOrghnr
pan from Frank MadduX. Any si2
made at low prices.
Mr.. VIM. White has been col
fined to his home on Smithvill
street with quite severe spell ,
sickness for the last week.
Mrs. B. C. Wright of Nashvill
Miss Pauline Jones and Master Ne
Jones, of Woodbury., are here visi
ing their sister, Mrs. j. s. -Burrough
You will find a full stock of ri,
ing and driving whips, lap duster
saddle blankets, and all other articl
in their line at w. S. MadduX & Co
w. S. MadduX d Co.'S SUPERB
homemade harness never fail to giv
satisfaction. Made of the best mat
rial and elegant in fit and finish.
Prof. S. n. Williams, of NJ
Vernon College, Iowa, was here f
n few days during the last week on
visit to his friend, Mr.. w. II. Sage
Mrs, NJ. ID. Smallman and II
daughter, Miss Lillian, left WednC
day morning for Monteagle, whe
they will spend a month.
The usual monthly gathering
the Presbyterian Sunday School W
not be held tonight (Friday.) Itw
be omitted for this month.