Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-21
PROF. Terrill, of Terrill College,

tl6 IedcneTS lnSIllule 10 De nelu
from June 30th to July 9Th.
Leave your orders for groceries at
Smartt's. They carry big stock of
the latest and freshest goods, and de-
liver any wherein town free.
lo If you would refresh yourself
these hot days call at Smart d Co.'S
ice cream parlor. They also make
the best soda water and lemonade.
Mr.. Chas. Colvine, wife and son,
who have been in MurfreesborO for
some time attending the bedside'and
funeral of Mrs. Cs sister Miss Julia
Lytle, returned home today friday }
--Messrs. Jas. Morford and John
Black, who have been attending the
University of Tennessee at Knox
vile, returned nome Thursday morn.
ing.
Mr.. ]. II. Cummins, formerly Of
this place, but now residing in Jack
son county, visited relatives and
friends here three or four days Of the
last week.
DIR. Ben M. Stainback and wife,
of Memphis, arrived Tuesday, and
will spend several weeks here with
the family of his father, DIR. G. T..
Stainback.
Rev. ]. L. Curry returned home
Wednesday from Nashville, where he
had been for a week in attendance
upon the Commencement exercises of
Vanderbilt.
Mr.. Ewing Waterson, with his
wife, sister and brother, went to
Shelbyville last Saturday, and re-
turned Tuesday. The trip was made
in carriage.
Miss Martha Titus and Master
Howard Edmunson, of Memphis, ar
rived Thursday, and will spend the
summer here. They are boarding
with Mrs. McClarty.
Mr.. Thos. Walling, who is en-
gagged with Capt. Rutherford in the
lumber business in Eastern Ken
lucky, came home last Tuesday to
spend a week or two with his family
Mr.. Geo. E. Cartwright, mana.
ger of the Tennessee Woolen Mills,
who has been confined at his home in
Wilson county with sickness for {
couple CT weeks, returned to the
mills this week.
-IfyO have an old hair mattress
that is worn into holes and generally
dilapidated, take it to w. S. Lively
& Co., and have them work it ovel
for you. They will make it as gooC
as new at small cost.
We are requested to remind tht
ladies Of the fact that Collier
Arledge still have on hand a fin,
: stock of white goods, notions, ant
general dry goods, which they ar
selling at very low prices.
) MIR. J. G.. Biles left last Saturda,
= for Montgomery county, to visit on
of his sisters for few days, and from
thence to Perryville, KY, to Sc
some of his war time friends and Loo
over the old battle field again.
Miss Flora Wilson, of Texas, VIII
t has been attending st. Cecilia Acad
emy, Nashville, for the last te
, months, is here to spend the summe
with the family of her grand father
Mr.. R. II. Mason, at the Ware
House.
Mr.. r. B. Higgins left on tn
afternoon train Wednesday for Violf
Wis, where he will spend severe
months with his children. Th
STANDARD wishes him a pleasar
visit and complete restoration
health.
Mr.. Willie Warren, of Trac
City, and Mr.. A. G. Wallace,
Waco, Texas, visited relatives hel
this week. Mr.. Wallace was forme
' ly a citizen of this county and h
old friends were glad to see him.
" The grand fourth of July pic n
y and celebration of the various frate
: nal societies will be held at Libert
church. The joint committee hi
|, agreed upon this place, and will fu
+ nish us fuller program of the Occ
Is sion for next week.
Miss Julia Lytle, after lingerir
II illness of several weeks, died at h
+ home in MurfreesbOro at 2 o'cloC
IL last Sunday afternoon. 1t is hard f
her many friends here who knew al
d loved her so well, to realize that 81