Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-08-08

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Miss Mamie Britain left We'd
nesday morning for Cornersville,
where she will teach for another ses-
sion. ~
Miss Mamie Wilson, a charming
young lady of Nashville, is visiting
her friend, Miss Emma st. John, in
this county.
Mrs. S. H. Gardner, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is. here to spend few
weeks with the family of her brother
NAV, Mr.. Frank Maddux.
Doctors Jolly & Seitz have Sc
cured two of the elegant Office rooms
up stairs in Mason's new block, and
moved into them yesterday.
Mrs. S. J. WallIng and children,
of Brentwood, Texas, arrived today
friday to spend several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. o. Mitchell.
Mrs. F. p. Clute and Miss Mary
Clute, of South Pittsburg, after a
visit of two weeks to Mrs. C's parents
here, returned home last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Spurl 0ck and wife ar
rived on the late train last Saturday
night, from Chattanooga, and will
probably remain here for another
week.
j. p. Gartner respectfullyrequests
you to call and settle your account
with him. If you owe him anything
this is personal and applies to you
particularly.
DIR. Ben NJ. Stainback arrived at
noon today (Friday) from Memphis,
to spend two or three weeks with his
wife and baby, who have been at his
fathers for some time.
Miss Jean M. Thomas, of Nash
vile, after pleasant visit of two
weeks here, during which she ma
terially enlarged her circle of friends,
returned home Wednesday.
-Messrs Sam l.. and Warner Col
vile, of KANSAS City, Mo-, are on
visit to their home folks here, after
an absence of three years. They
will remain for several weeks.
Mr.. Elijah Lusk, formerly of
this county, but now a resident of
Bell county, Texas, has been visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
for week. He will return to Texas
Monday next.
Mr.. John Ramsey and his two
daughters, Mrs. R. B. Womack and
Mrs. l.. G. Duncan, arrived from
Bowling Green, KY, last Tuesday,
and will spend a few weeks among
relatives and friends here.
Several couples of young ladies
and gentlemen took an early horse
back ride to Ben Lomond this (Fri-
day. morning, getting breakfast on
the mountain. They left town at 5
o'clock and returned about nine.
Mrs. w. l.. Garner and daughter,
Miss Carrie, who had been visiting
friends in town fora week, returned
to their home at Viola Thursday, ac-
companied by Miss Mamie Brown,
who will visit them for week or
ten days.
w. S. Maddux has his store
room again filed with a large stock
of single and double harness, saddles,
etc. He can supply you with any,
thing you want in the harness line,
either home made or Eastern work at
lowest prices for cash.
Mr.. H. M. Street, proprietor of
the bakery, has just completed a new
oven and baking room, some fifty or
sixty feet in the rear of his store
room on Main Street. In the change
he enlarged the capacity Of his oven,
and is now prepared to supply every
demand in his line.
Misses Susan Parker and Laura
Smith, of Warren, Ohio, after spend.
ing few days with Mr.. ]. M. Live
ly's family, left for Monteagle Thurs
day, via Beersheba. They placed an
order with Messrs. w S. Lively &
Co., to buy lot and build cottage
for them on Ben Lomond, which
they will occupy next summer.
Mr.. SolOman Mullican, a clever
and affable young gentleman from
North Warren, who has been clerk
ing for Messrs. j. G. NJ. Ross q Son
for about year, has resigned his po-
sitiOn and been succeeded By Mr.. Jno