Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-14

vile, is visiting Mrs. B. Z. Cantrell,
out at the Tennessee Woolen Mills.
Miss Annie Paine left last Mon
day morning for Nashville, where
she will visit friends for several
weeks.
Rev. f. l.. Leeper will preach at
Viola Sunday night, and also on the
third Sunday night in each month
during the summer.
ME-. Chas. Colville went to Chat
tanooga the first Of the week, and we
understand that he will engage in
the shoe business at that place.
Misses Halle and Daisey Biles
went to Sparta the first Of this week
to attend the marriage of Miss Mag
gle Biles to Mr.. Albert Passmore,
which occurred on Wednesday,
Mr.. p. p. Mason, of Murfrees-
boro, was here two or three days this
week on visit to his COUSIN, Mr.. r.
II. Mason, of the Warren House.
Mrs. j. w. Snodgrass and chill
dren arrived from Nashvill today
(Friday), and will spend the summer
here with her father, Mr.. w. g..
Britain.
Mr.. p. s. Wallace, editor of the
New Era, and his little son Fred
, Clute, spent two or three days of the
last week visiting relatives in South
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Wiley WilkersOn, after
visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs.
j. H. Hughes, here for some time,
returned to her home in Florence
Ala, last Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. S. Athearn and family
lately Of Bristol, Tenn, visited rela
tives at this place and Irving College
this week. Mr.. Athearn goes t.
Sparta to take charge of the handle
:, works at that place.
Miss Mamie Britain, who ha
:, been visiting friends at Clarksvill
:, , for two or three weeks since the clos
of her school at COrnersville, return
ed home today (Friday.)
Our new depot is now finished
y and occupied. 1t is about twent,
: !, feet longer than the old depot, ant
" there is a better arrangement c
waiting rooms and office.
, Miss Clara Stainback went t
- Nashville last Monday, and will b
" absent several weeks. She will ais
visit friends in Kentucky and i
q Memphis during the time.
" I. j. Bass has now on hand a
unusually large stock of saddles an
harness. His homemade goods can
a. be surpassed anywhere, either for 81
- perior quality or low prices.
~ Mrs. Joe w. Bruster and lit
daughter, Miss Mabel, of Pendleto
as vile, Texas, arrived last Monda
III and will visit relatives in this pla
le and vicinity for several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Coffee, who has beC
AZ quite i'll for two or three weeks, h
"a shown considerable improveme
eo for the last few days, and the fami
are now quite hopeful Of her recover
'e' Mr.. Ben Mathes, son of Ho
~ Harvey Mathes, of the Mempf
ie' Ledger, has been visiting the fami
of his uncle, Mr.. j. S. Barton, Il
ms week, and leaves for Nashville toda
icy The store room of ID. l.. Brow
'ua on the Warren House corner, /
been cleared of the accumulated dV
, is of many years, and paper hang
-lss are now at work decorating I
Oh walls and ceiling.
Capt. j. w. Irwin and wife, W
ey' their little girls, also Miss MAJ
"o Broyles and Miss Lillian Smallm
're' left Saturday last for Savannah, W
Tennessee, where they will visit
ing atives for two or three weeks.
W. W. Misses Ada and Nora Thurn
w went to Decherd Wednesday to
tend the commencement exercises
'uai Terrill College, where their brotl
USE Mr.. Will Thurman, has been atte
ou ing school for the last ten mont
ere They will all return home today.
leI> The atmosphere round ab
we Nashville, Shelbyville, and perh
anu other Middle Tennessee TOW
on' dosn't seem to agree with Char
lent Morford. He came home Wednes
coin quite sick, and has been confined
,eRd his room since. We hope the me
S in tain breezes of home will soon bl
him around straight again.