Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-09-21


all times.
Mr.. G. A. Leiper and wife, Of
Nashville, after spending several
weeks at the Warren House, return
ed home Wednesday.
Mr.. Sidney Conkwright and
his sister, Miss Florence, left We'd
nesday for Nashville, where they
will both attend school.
Mr.. j. w. Snodgrass returned
home last Saturday, his place in the
revenue service having been filled by
"one of the faithful"
Mr.. w. HI. Magness, Jr., left for
Nashville Thursday morning to at
tend the state fair, and look after
some business matters.
DIR. G. r. Grain has been quite
sick for the last week or ten days.
He is slowly recovering, and hopes
to be in his office again soon.
: "A two inch pipe was laid this
week from the tank in the park to
the new cistern in front of DR..
Smartt's office on Main street.
The Baptist Mite Society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. r. Pat
terson. Friday night, Sept. GOTH
Everybody invited.
Rev. F. i. Leeper was called to
Waverly last Wednesday by telegram
to conduct funeral service. He is
expected 10 return today.
Warren county needs a fair asso'
citation and McMinnville CONNER.
cial Club. The organization Of the
latter might bring about the former
Mr.. John Potter and three young
ladies, Misses Webb, Wick and Pot.
ter, OF Smithville, were visiting DR.
Harrison's family here last Sunday
MIR. Jas. Merritt,a veterinary sur
geon of Nashville, delivered lee
ture in the Courthouse Thursday
night on 1.-THE Diseases of the
Horse"
President J. w. Thomas of thu
N. c. & st. l.. Railway, passed up tC
Bon Air Thursday in his specia
coach, and returned early this Fri
day. morning.
Mrs. Miles Buckingham and foul
children, of New Orleans, and Mis-
Nash of Memphis, arrived last Fri
day and will spend a month at thu
Warren House.
General rains fell over this coun
ty last Tuesday night, and a mucl
cooler temperature has prevailed
since. Several mornings have beet
almost cool enough for frost.
Andy johnson has moved int
the Warren House barber shop, wher'
he invites his old customers and new
ones to call when they want clear
shave or neat hair cut.
Alfred Ritchey and James Nor
ford left last Monday morning TO
Knoxville to attend the Universit,
of Tennessee. 1t will be Alfred
second year at that institution.
Mr.. Will Magness' team took sec
ond premium for best pair of match
ed geldings at the MurfreesbOro fair
Everybody but the judges though
they were entitled to the first prem
ium.
Rev. j. L. Curry, pastor of tn
Methodist church, has been on visi
to his mother in Texas for couple Q
weeks. He is expected home today
and will fill his pulpit as usual tomor
row.
Mr.. B. Marchbanks and DR.. d
r. Gist, who compose the drug firm
of Marchbanks & Gist, Sparta, wer
here Tuesday morning to purchase
big stock of Christmas goods iron
Mr.. G. A. Reams.
Elder Smith, pastor of the Chris
tain Church at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
will begin series of meetings in tn
Christian Church at this place Frida.
night, Sept. 9th. Everybody COZ
daily invited to attend.
There is fine opening in No
Minnville for first-class baker wit
) good business qualifications. Wit
the proper push and energy ther
is no reason why the business shoul
not be made profitable here.
Miss Mary Cash, of Winchester
Tenn, graduate of the 1889 class {
c. f. College, arrived last Saturday
and will spend several weeks at tn
College with her aunt, Miss Davis
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