Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-25

The McMinnville base ball team
went to Smithvi)le this friday
morning to play the club at that
place.
Miss Maude Bridges left Thurs
day for Alexandria, and will go from
thence to Kentucky to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Argo, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Bell, Of Nashville,
are visiting relatives here this week,
Mr.. VIM. White, now engaged
in manufacturing at Somerset, KY,
visited his family here a few days
this week.
Mr.. f. M. Shire, wife and son, of
Joplin, Mo-, arrived Thursday on a
visit to Mr.. j. H. DeBard's family al
Shellsford.
Mrs. j. H. Cummins, after
spending two or three weeks with
her fathers family, returned home
this week.
Miss Holmes left last Sunday af.
ternoon for her home in Memphis
after 0 visit of two or three weeks to
Mrs. Munford.
ID. l.. Brown has received a large
assortment of extra fine Cigars this
week. Give him a call if you want
to enjoy good smoke.
Mr.. A. p. Freeman, wife anG
son, of Nashville, came up last Tues.
day and went into camp near Shells
ford for couple of weeks.
Miss Herminia Jeanmaire re-
turned home last Monday from 6
visit of three or four weeks to friends
and relatives at Fayetteville.
Miss Laura McPeak, of Carthage
who has been visiting among friends
in this county for two or three weeks
was in town few days this week.
"A handsome black silk fan was
lost on Chancery Street week age
last Sunday. A liberal reward vii
be paid for its return to this office.
Farmers look to your interest
Call at MorfOrd & Bjles and see the
Empire Drill before you buy. II il
the premium Drill of the world.
Mr.. Frank Colville was absen
from his place in the Peoples Nation
al Bank two or three days of the las
week, returning Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. c. II. Miller and wife, 0
Lewisburg, Tenn, were registered a
the Warren House a few days thi
week, and left Thursday for Beer
sheba.
Mr.. r. b. Womack, of Bowling
Green, KY, has been shaking hand
with his numerous friends here for
day or two, and is as joval and full o
good humor as ever.
The usual peaceful serenity o
McMinnville was broken last Satur
day by two or three old fashioned
"fist and skull'' fights, in which n
bones were broken or serious injurie
inflicted.
Black birds are very plentiful il
and around McMinnville. If the,
happen to take fancy to your cor
field they are likely to damage tn
corn considerably by pecking tn
ends of the ears.
Mr.. u. r. Hutcherson, the eleC
trio light lamp trimmer, having hi
job temporarily suspended by Tues
days fire, left Thursday for Ker
lucky, where he will spend two @
three weeks visiting relatives.
Rev. j. r. Curry, pastor of tn
Methodist Church, received a telC
gram last Sunday announcing the ST
rious illness Of his wife, who is on
visit to her father, in Arkansas. Nj
Curry left on the afternoon train Sur
day.
Miss Matte kirkpatrick, tn
elocution teacher at c. F. COlleg
dnring the last term, came up froI
Nashville last Saturday to renew hi
many pleasant acquaintance her,
She is the guest of Miss Josephir
Pearson.
Mr.. II. A. Tillman and bride, (
Shelbyville, have been at the Wa
rem House for the last week. Mr.
Tillman was formerly Miss Ann
Capshaw, and moved from this plaC
to Shelbyville with her mother seN
al years ago.
We would again suggest to II
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