The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-27
Bohemian.

Mr.. j. w. Parker, who has been
confined to his room for several
days with rheumatism,is much bet
ter. Miss Emma Beard has been
quite i'll with chills, but has nearly
recovered.....An infant son of r g.
Braly's has been quite sick with
flux but is a little improved ut pres
ent. Willie Hancock had a severe
attack of chills recently....Miss Mat
tie Riddle is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Blow, near Odd Fellows Hall.
MIR. William Cox left here last
Monday for Texas miss Jennie
Horn was in our vicinity last week.
The farmers of this neighbor-
hood are very busily engaged in
gathering crops and sowing wheat
The committees appointed to
meet the trains and transfer the
members and delegates of the synod
to Moriah were efficient and per-
formed their duties faithfully with
one exception. The committee APP
pointed to meet the trains ut Pulas-
XII failed TO go Thursday. This
was much to be regretted but could
not be avoided as it occurred through
misunderstanding. The commit
tee on entertainment were faithful
and energetic in assigning members
and delegates TO their homes and
they deserve the highest common
dalton for their remarkable eflicien-
CIV. The new and beautiful carpet
that adds 80 much TO the appear
ance of the church was put down
by Mesdames Lindsay, Hopkins
and Russell, and Misses Matte
Johnston and Sallie Wilson. These
ladies, in connection with some 9th
ers in the community, are a host in
the work Of the church. The peo-
pie of Mt. Moriah and vicinity
spread bounteful dinner each day
during the sitting Of the Synod.
On Sunday the large brick build
ing was filed to OVERLOOKING and
considerable congregation Of men
were still left outside. The day
was fair and beautiful. Rev. 5. o.
Woods preached TO the congrega-
ton within and Rev. j. G. Blanton
to that without. In the afternoon
the communion service was con-
Quoted by Revs. G.. w. Mitchell and
Jas. Kirkland. Rev. g. W. Tenn
pleton OF Fayetteville filed the
place of our excellent organist, dis
| coursing sweet music TO the delight
of all who heard. The entire occa-
| sion was pleasant and refreshing.
A large number Of visitors were in
attendance. Among them the pleas
ant and cultivated Misses Annie
McAllister and Ida Russell OF
Athens, Ala, and the fair Miss Lau-
ra Bryant of Oak Hill, Tenn. From
Aspen Hill came Misses Tennie
Strong, Gertrude Fogg, and Maud
Beasley. Mrs. Ida Walker of Maui
ry, accompanied by her sister-in-
law, Miss Walker, for a few days
found refrcshment and joy among
friends at Mt Moriah. Misses
Eugenia Yancey and Matte Reed
of Martin College made flying Wis
it 20 their homes in our neighbor-
hood and were in attendance at che
meeting Of the synod. Miss Bette
Alternately gave grace and vivaeity
TO the home Of our beautiful and
fair friend Miss Varena Wheeler.
Rev J. d. Bradley, his noble wife and
bright, beautiful little boy are TO
gladden. the hearts Of loved ones at
home. Among our most charming
visitors we're Misses Minnie Nixon
of Lawrenceburg, Alice johnson OF
Buford's, and Lizzie Kerr Of Pleas
ant Hill. Besides these were Miss.
es Irwin and Mollie Pyland Of Mar
shall, Misses Buchanan of Bedford,
]. NJ. Paisley and bride from Pleas.
ant Hill, and Sandy Walker or
Hardin county. But there were 50
many from neighboring towns and
communities that we have not
time TO particularize. |. d L.