Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-07-11


Misses Mary and Otta Eckeberger
and Fannie Mipgea, of Athens, Ala,
are the guests Of Misses Mary and
Ethel Bass this week.
The sorghum making season will
soon be at hand. Have your pans
repaired now, or new ones made by
Frank MadduX.
MIR. r. M. Atkinson dropped in
on his home folks here Unexpectedly
on Wednesday, and remained for a
couple of days.
Miss Matte BlanlIenship, of
Smithville is visiting here this week,
and is the guest of her friend, Miss
Edna Kelton, on Rebel Hill.
Mrs. Balue and little daughter,
of Wichita Falls, Texas, ARE on Wis
it of two or three weeks to her sister,
Mrs. w. r. Gribble.
Miss Leora Ramsey returned to
her home in Viola Monday, after
spending a week among relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. ]. S. Patterson of Murfrees-
boro, is at the Warren House to spend
a few weeks in enjoying our cool
mountain breezes.
Mrs. G. T. Thurman and her
mother, Mrs. Barnes, left this (Fri-
day. morning, for a visit TO their
former home in Kentucky.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, in this county, onsthe
9th inst, by Rev. DR.. Stalnback, Mr..
j. r. Turbeville, of Nashville, and
Miss Jennie Bonner.
Mr.. r. II. Mason's new block
will be ready for occupancy by the
LIST of August. The three store rooms
on first floor and all the offices above
except one are rented.
Elder j. ID. Smith of Kentucky
was here few days of this week
shaking hands with old friends. He
preached two interesting discourses
at the Church of Christ Sunday.
Mrs. Cary Newsom and hel
daughter, Miss Sallie Imboden, Of
Carlo, Ill.,, arrived last week and are
visiting sister of the former, Mrs
S. T. Finney.
Mrs. w. p. Hickerson and six
children, of Manchester, and Mrs
l.. d. Hickerson, of Tullahoma, are
here for short visit to their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Ramsey.
Mrs. f. P. Clute and her sister
in>law, Miss Mary Clute, of South
Pittsburg, arrived Thursday, to spenC
two or three weeks at Mrs. C's ole
/, home on Rebel Hill.
t Mr.. c.. l.. Faulkner and wife, o.
Nashville, returned home Thursday
, after visiting the family of hi
: brother, Mr.. a. III. Faulkner, at thi
place for few days.
; There was a sudden drop of tn
9 temperature Wednesday, down to be
tween sixty and sixty-tive degree
Fahrenheit, rendering fires and heav,
= clothing quiet comfortable.
We congratulate Geo. Stroud up
on his safe recovery-its two of lem
a boy and girl. He is rather pal
yet but his friends consider him en-
tirely out of danger.
! The Postal Telegraph Co., is nov
stringing two more wires along ii
line. The crew is working Soutl
> from Louisville, and will reach thi
Il place within ten or twelve days.
Miss Daisy Eakin, one of tn
/, boarding pupils of c. f. College las
session, is here spending the vacatio
among her local schoolmates, and
" the guest of Miss Maria Lou Stain
! back.
q Rev. r. M. Mcconnell, formerl
= pastor of the Presbyterian church {
this place, but now located at WITH,
Vile, Va, has been honored by
North Carolina college with the d.
. gree Of d. D.
- Mr.. ]. r. McGregor and wife a
~ rived from Admission, Ala, Tuesda
on visit to his parents. Rich lie
Thursday for Atlanta, but his wi
r, will remain here for two or thrC
4, weeks.
DIR. ]. B. Ritchey and wife hay
a been on Ben Lomond this weeI
er looking after some repairs and in
provements in his building up Their
70 All of the family will move up me-
week