Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-12-27

Maggie Belle, are visiting the family
of Mr.. Dave Ramsey at Viola this
week.
Mr.. Frank Spurlock got over
from Chattanooga this (Friday)
morning on a Christmas visit to his
home folks here.
"A clerk in prominent corner
dry goods store in town keeps elastic
measured off and guaranteed to
fit in every case.
Mr.. l.. B. Jones and wife, of
Paint Rock, Ala, are here on a
weeks visit to their daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Lively.
Mr.. 7. p. Barton and wife,
new married couple from Coffee
county, are spending day or two at
the Warren House.
"A slow, drizzly rain fell here all
Christmas day. Mr.. Watson Cans
trell says this is a sure sign Of big
crops for next year
The temperature here reached
the freezing point Friday morning,
and sheeted over outside steps, pave-
ments, etc, with ice.
"A supper will be given to the
children of the Presbyterian Sunday
School at the residence of Mr.. f. NJ.
Smith on next Tuesday night.
Mr.. 0. n. Mosser has been called
to Akron, o., by the death of his
brOther-in,law, DR.. A. c. Belden, a
: prominent physician in that city.
Mr.. Will Thurman and sister,
u Miss Nora, came home from Terrill
S College, Decherd, last Saturday, to
spend the two weeks wiLter vacation.
= !, Hon. II, H. Buquo of Erin,
i Tenn, and Judge L. b. Hall, OF
Dixon, Ky, arrived here Christmas
l. day, to visit their daughters in
l. school at C. f. College.
y The G. F. College gave holiday
i from Wednesday noon until Mon,
If day next A dozen or more OF The
L boarding pupils have gone home t,
spend the holidays.
OF Miss Belle Stafford, formerly O
le this county, was married on Christ
es mas day to Mr.. George Hardison, O
Franklin county, at the residence
of Prof. Terrill in Decherd.
e, The small boys stock of fir
lis works, or his enthusiasm in tha
character of fun, played out early Of
ed Christmas eve. Our streets were a
y, quiet as usual by nine o'clock.
on Mr.. Will Doty and wife, an,
Mrs. Horace Newton and daughte
les came up from Nashville Wednesda
lie to spend the holidays with their Pal
las ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Doty.
The Methodist Sunday SchoC
an made pleasant diversion this yea
a from the usual holiday entertainment
,ht The teachers will each entertai
their respective classes at the
eft homes.
ley All of our subscribers who hay
ent not paid in advance are again urge
to advance the pay before the first
Ic> January, as we will certainly drC
ase all on our list who are not paid
bv advance by that date.
Mr.. r. Kennedy, from mar
C. months of going up and down in Il
of earth, returned home last Tuesday
nus spend the Christmas holidays wi
his family. His numerous frien
here were glad to receive his hear
10 hand shake again.
mas The weather up to Christmas e
continued bright and beautiful, al
g McMinnville merchants had a sple
" did holiday trade. There were /
~ crowds of people in town all of t
first three business days of the wee
and all had more or less money
0'he spend.
.'a, io,I Frank MadduX says he has be
0 waiting on many of his customers
call on him for sometime, but as tn
Aua have failed to come up, he expects
peht call on them during the next f
u Oh days, and he requests every one
them to be ready to make prom
lster settlement.
luay The January number of that
l. cellent periodical, Demorests' Fam
Magazine, is to hand, with bri!
,rian and sparkling contents as usual.
rist~ other publication gives more va
the for its subscription price than De
lurs- orests. We send it and the STA,
ARD both one year for $3.50.