Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-08-15

"A pleasant party Of young people
visited Caney Fork Falls Thursday,
accompanied by DR.. Thos. Black and
wife.
Miss Lille Ransom, of Murfrees-
boro, returned home last Monday,
after visit Of two weeks to relatives
here.
MIR. G. M. Morford has been
spending this week at Estill Springs
and Eastbrook. He is expected home
today.
DIR. j. P. Bostick and wife are
visiting the family of his brother, Mr..
Mack Bostick, in DeKalb county,
this week.
Judge Robt. Cantrell, of Leban~
on, visited his daughter, Mrs. Il. H.
Faulkner, out at the mills few days
this week.
Mrs. /. j. Thurman and children
returned home Wednesday after a
visit of three weeks to Petersburg
and Fayetteville.
Mr.. Louis ]. Irwin, who has
been engaged in business in Nash
vile for several months, has been at
home on a visit this week.
The Lupton property on the
North side Of the Square, occupied
by j. w. Gray and others, has re-
ceived new metal roof this week.
Mr.. J. G. Van Pelt, clever com-
mercial traveller of Louisville, favored
the Warren House guests with some
delightful guitar music last Saturday
night.
"A party of twelve or fifteen
young ladies made trip to Beershe-
ba last Monday, returning the follow
ing day. They all report delight
full trip.
Prof. John M. Webb, of Bell
Buckle, with his little son, Albert,
and daughter, Cornelia, have been
visiting Mr.. Clay Faulkner's family
this week.
Mr.. o. N. Mosser, from near
Viola, has spent the greater part of
this week with his family at the
"Bozeman Place." which he has re-
Gently purchased.
Sparta Expositor: Misses Lillian
Atkinson and Lillian Biles, two OF
McMinnville's fascinating young
ladies, have been visiting R. P. Biles
and wife for week past.
Thurman Bros. & Co. have Just
opened large line of ladies, misses
and childrens' hose. A big job at 10,
Is, and % cents. Mems socks at IC
to 80 cents. Call and see them.
"A lady of experience who can
present the best testimonials, desires
a position as teacher of small child
rem in school in private family.
Address: Miss. l.. care ofSTANDARD,
Sam Lively has been up at Ten
nessee Saw and Planning Mills this
week, getting out big lot of turned
work for w. S. Lively & Co., to fill
several orders at this place and Tul
lahoma.
Miss Marcie Lee Dewitt, O
Nashville, is again Frightening the
circle of her friends here, and is The
guest of Mrs. J. G. Mcclure, who
also has another pleasant visitor il
the person of Miss Farrar, of Nash
vile.
Mr.. Clay Faulkner has had Bel
telephone line in operation between
his residence and factory for two o.
three years. Poles are now being pu
up to connect his residence with The
general Office at Ritchey & Bostick'!
drug store.
Mr.. Frank Jones, wife anC
child, and Miss Maggie Goodbar
of Memphis, came up last week for ;
visit to the family of Mr.. w. T. Muir
ray. Mr.. Jones returned to Mem
phis the first of this, week, thu
others will remain for some time yet
Arrangements have been made
to use the church at the foot of Sprins
Street, near the town spring, for TIT
colored City School until the new
building is erected. The school will
open Monday morning, and all pupil
must secure tickets before they car
enter.
Mr.. Alex. S. Coffee, who left Nc
Minnville for the West something
over thirteen years ago, returned las