The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-07-18
Bohemian.
For the CitizeI

Friday, June 21st, we left the qui
ct little village of Bohemian on Q
short excursion into Marshall and
Bedford counties, combining in il
both pleasure and useful labor.
The exhausted energies need to
be restored, the wearied body rest
ed and the taxed mind unbent. A
short time was spent with friends
in Old Lynnville. We found the
pupils of Lynnville Academy tax
ing vacation, refreshing, invigora-
ting and preparing themselves for
earnest study during the coming
session.
The Sabbath, June 23rd, was
very pleasantly spent with the Rev.
j. M. Brown, the pastor of the G.
p. Church at Lewisburg. We
found at his church a fourishing
Sabbath School with j. H. Carter,
formerly.o of Winchester, the efficient
Superintendent. The congrega-
tons in attendance at the hours for
preaching we regarded as very re
spectful, intelligent and attentive.
We met p. @. Smithson, Atty at
Law, and Drs. Reed and Alternately,
formerly of Giles. We are re
joIced to know that they are young
men OF energy and efficiency in
their vocations, and feel assured
that in serving Marshall, they will
honor Giles. We were glad also to
meet our Lebanon acquaintance,
Mr.. Watson. He is now engaged
in the practice of law at LewlsbLrg
and we have no doubt is an honor
to the profession. The Sabbath
which we spent with the good peo-
pie of Lewisburg is one that we will
not forget soon. The social enter
talnment and hospitality given us at
the home of Rev. Mr.. Brown and
others were greatly enjoyed and
highly appreciated.
On Monday, Oath, our hearts were
gladdened by visit to Pennington
and vicinity. 1t gave US much
pleasure to meet again the excellent
family of DR.. Nowlin. 1t is a
source of great regret to the people
of Pennington that DR.. n. is going
to leave them. He expects to To-
cate In Nashville. Our visit to Mr..
Henry Erwin's, miles from Farm
ington, was exceedingly pleasant.
Misses Florence and Jennie Nowlin,
and Miss Mollie Pyland, assisted by
Rev. j. ID. Braly, and others gave us
a sweet musical entertainment.
During the hours of this social
pleasure we culled some bright and
sweet flowers for memory's vase.
Monday night we were again re-
freshed by good music given by the
same party together with Miss
Johnnie Porter and Miss Hopwood,
at the house of Mr.. Pyland in Farm
ington.
Tuesday we had delightful ride
to Bedford and hearty welcome to
the Inequalities of Fletcher Buc-
hanan's home. After visiting
Shelbyville with It's commodious
business and most magnificent court
house, we returned by way of Farm
ington, Lewisburg and Corners
vile, spending few days at the lat
ter place and attending a sacramen-
tai meeting embracing the 9th Sab
bath of June, bringing with us
many pleasant memories of Mar
shall and Bedford. An opportu-
nifty of repeating our visit would be
hailed with unbounded joy.
PERSONAL.
Rev. J. II. B. Hall of Loudon,
East Tenn, and recently a student
of Cumberland University at Leba-
non, Tenn, has been with us for q
few days. We welcome him as one
of our very best friends, with whom
we have been bound by the tender
est associations of the past.
Bohemian, July 4th. T. S.