The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-16
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mss laura Al WINS returned rom
Lynnville last Saturday.
Z. 7. Taliaferro made a brief pro-
fessional trip to Lewisburg this
week.
VIII. S. Ezell went to Lincoln on
Friday last, but he came back the
next day.
DR.. Harwell returned last week
from a ten days absence in West
Tenn.
Judge Spofford left last week for
the Crescent City to be gone some
two weeks.
Miss Florence F., is spending
some days with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Anderson.
Miss Long of Spring Hill. is so
JOINING with her kinsman, Mr.
David Martin.
Miss Franklin of Sardis, Miss, is
on a visit to Pulaski-the guest of
Maj. Childress.
Lucas and Beasly look sad since
last Monday afternoon. What's
the matter with them boys?
Maj. Marion Childress left for
his Arkansas plantation last week,
to be gone several weeks.
Airs. VIM. Abernathy made a
brief visit to Franklin last week to
the home of father, Mr.. Morton.
Mr.. Amos Richardson has a |
most capital joke on Trudeau,-too
good to be lost. Ask him what it is.
Mr.. VIM. Simmonton of Law
renceourg is FORMULATING Pulas-
XII, casting furtive chances at the
fair.
DIR. Ordway of the firm of Ord
way. Dudley and Mcclure, Nash
vile, is here circulating among his
old friends.
Messrs Oliver and Welsh. special
agents of the Southern Life Insur-
ance Co., were here from Savannah
last week.
Mrs. Laird accompanied her
daughter, Mrs John Ballentine. on
her return to Pulaski, and will make |
Col. BIS. her home in the future.
Miss Mary, the daughter of our
esteemed fellow-citizen Mr.. Alfred |
White, is visiting her relatives in
Columbia, the family of Rev. DR.. |
Mack.
Misses Bena Childress and An
ME Buford attended the marriage
of Miss Sallie Pointer last week at
Spring Hill. They returned on
Saturday.
A jolly trio of Pulaski gentry
left on the north bound train last
Friday night. Drs. K, A. and NJ. |
TT. stopped at Ltnville, A. at
Culleoka, and K. at Columbia.
Hon. MIR. Paine of Savannah,
Speaker of the late Tenn, Senate,
was in Pulaski last week. He was
the guest of Maj. Crawford and
Rev. Dinwiddie while here.
Miss Houze, of Nashville, niece
to Rev. John H. Birdsong, has
been on a visit to her relatives in
Giles. Her cousin, Miss Birdsong
accompanied her return to Nash
vile last Tuesday.
Gen. r. P. Neeley of Bolivar,
Prest. of NJ. and X. narrow gauge
R. R., was in Pulaski several days
last week, on business appertaining
to letting out the contracts to
grade said road
Mrs. Tom Lindsay of Lynnville
gave Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Smith OF
that place a handsome entertainment
last Friday evening, Misses Laura
Irvine and Mary Carter of Pulaski,
and Miss Franklin of Miss, were in
attendance, accompanied by Mr.
Trudeau.
Capt. Ben Taylor is fond of Pu-
laski. He came up last week. The
Capt. and ourself had a serious.
business confab on his former visit.
We hope he is here to carry out
our mutual convictions of what
would be proper, as brought ont in
the said confab.
We know of a young DR.. (not too
young either) who left Pulaski
hurriedly last Friday evening with
out his supper, and went to Colum-
bia. We met him the next porning
at the breakfast table of the Nelson
House. Well without particulariz-
ing, he got the better o: mine host.
We don't mean that he didn't pay
for his breakfast, but that he didn t
pay enough.
Mrs. Gen. Whitthorne and family
left Columbia last Monday for their
usual winter sojourn in Florida.
Little Rosa, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Phillips, has had pneu-
monia, but is reported better.
Maj. Crawford. general agent tor
the Southern Life" left last Mon
day for the Bluff City, on business
connected with his company.
The family of Mr.. Al. Bailey, the
efficient conductor of the Pulaski
] Accommodate y have taken rooms