Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-16
Mr.. S. D. Britain was at home
two or three days of this week.

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"A nice assortment of quadruple
silverware just received by l.. F.
Jeanmaire.
Mr.. j. w. Snodgrass spent two
or three days of the last week here
with his family.
Mr.. Mack Bostick and wife Of
Dekalb county, are here this week
visiting relatives.
Mr. J. S. Doyle was mingling
among his numerous friends here
during the last week.
Mr.. John Harris, who travels for
a Chicago firm, spent Sunday here
with his father, DR.. G. j. Harris.
Mr.. Chas. Colville is getting the
material on the ground for adding
another story to his residence on
West Main Street.
August Won Bayer, U. S. Geolo>
gical Survey, Washington, D. c.,
was registered at the Warren House
enc day this week.
Mr.. G. E. Bracey, the contractor
who bored our gas well last fall, has
been here this week looking after his
tools and machinery.
DIR. T. N. Anglin, of Birming>
ham, has been on visit to the fami-
ly of his brother-in-law, Rev. f. l..
Leeper, for the last week.
Mr.. Ewing Watterson and wife
accompanied DR.. Blacks family to
Beersheba last Tuesday, and will
spend few weeks up there.
Mr.. Cyrus McClarty came home
Wednesday, but has been confined to
his room since his arrival. His many
friends wish him speedy recovery,
MIR. Jack Gooch of Rutherford
county, spent Monday night here
with relatives. He was one of the
hunting party enroute to Cumberland
mountain.
Prof. Afford Hume of Nashville
has been here this week prospecting
for corner lot on Ben Lomond, anC
a mortgage on one of the pretties
girls in town.
Miss Maggie and Miss Mamie
Goodbar, of Memphis, who had beer
visiting Mr.. w. T. Murray's family
for several weeks, left for home
Thursday morning.
Mr.. J. G. Biles left Monday las
for Red Boiling Springs, in Macol
county, where he will spend two O.
three weeks to receive the bedeficia
effects of the waters.
The hospitable country home o
Mr.. F. r. Fisher, two miles from
town, was the scene of a delightful,
pleasant reception Thursday night
A. dozen or more couples were in at
tendance, and heartily enjoyed tn
delicious refreshments, the charming
company, and the dancing.
Mr.. r. H. Mason has had a larg
force at work at the College for tw
or three weeks cleaning up and get
ting everything in order for tn
opening of school on the first Mon
day in September. The buildin
will be neat and tidy from groun
floor to attic for the reception of tn
large family which will take charg
next month.
Miss Beulah Vaughn of Murfrees
boro, after a visit of three or foU
weeksto Miss Daisy Biles at this plaC
returned home last Tuesday. Sh
frightened McMinnville's socit
circle during her stay here an
added many new names to her list {
friends.
Mr.. John Gardner, who has bee
at work in the STANDARD Office dul
} ing the summer, went up to Spart
last Friday to take a position on tn
ExpOsitor.
, Miss Matte Burroughs entel
tanned a number of friends at tea la
Monday night. The favored CUES
I spent a delightful evening, and a
pronounce Miss Mattiea most charm
p ing and agreeable hostess.
MIR. d. B. Carson and wife we
0 to Monteagle last Tuesday to spend
i week, Mrs. Carson having returnt
t from Beersheba on Monday.
We would like to understar
e why it is so many Kentucky wido'
u ers capture McMinnville girls
y wives. 1t shows mighty good tas
on the part of the widowers, but NJ
n Minnville will have to send a col
d mittee up there TO find out if Ike