The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-20
EI-KTON.

--Mns E,litoi. several weeE1s have
passed Since our burg had rep
resentation in your. paper. During
this time nIany things have
transpired. One which~has most
particularly called the attention OF
your humble correspondent was a
severe rising on his. hand that pre-
vented his writing heretofore.
ESQ. Moore and family lett Sun
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Hyde,
in Alabama. Mrs Gle II, who has
been attending the bedside of Mrs.
Pain, returned h me with him.
Mrs. a. J. Compton, we are
glad to say, is up again and is able
to attend the springs. Her sister,
Miss Laura Alsup, who has been
with her some time, returned home
Friday.
The Florida party, DR.. Patter-
son, G. C. Hrghey and j. w. Hamp-
ton, returned some time ago with
glowing accounts Of the fowery
land. The letter has purchased
land and is contemplating leaving
us this fail.
Several cases of sickness are
reported at this writing; Nessrs.
Alexander, james Elliott, Airs. W.
G. Smith, Mrs. Rogers and Thomas
Glaze, are all quite low, especially
the two latter, who are in very
precarious condition : -
Our farmers are all looking
hopeful. The wheat is about all
garnered; corn is better than it has
been for many years; oats have
yielded bountifully, and cotton is
looking better every day-all seem
to herald the glad tidings of coming
prosperity.
Our community has been hon
ored with the presence of several
beautiful young ladies recently
Miss Josie Craig spent several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Row
land; Miss Maria Bridgeforth of
near Athens has been spending va
cation with her cousin, Miss Lee
Bowers; Miss Callie Davis, who has
Just received her graduating honors
at the Athens Institute, is visiting
at G.. L. Hughey's; Miss Ada Bled-
soc of Pulaski is circulating among
her many friends here; and Misses
Lou Hill and Willie Freeman OF
Pleasant Plains are the guests OF
Mr.. j. L. Patterson. We suppose
several of these beauties attended
the delightful social ut r L. Baugh's
on last Thursday night. ~
Mrs. Emma Wooten of BlOunts-
Vile, Ala, accompanied by her hus-
band and little boy, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Austin; Mrs.
Eatherly and her three little ones
of East Nashville are spending the
summer with her father, Col A. d.
Bull; Mr.. Eatherly came down Sat
urday. Mrs. Ida Bergie with her
husband and two children, after an
absence of four years in Knoxville,
has returned upon a visit to her ia
ther, w. s. Ezell, of No. 1 and Mr.
Elan Ezell, "A young married man OF
near three score and ten, from Okla
Iona, Miss, is on a bridal tour to
the scenes of his childhood, after q
lapse of several years. He is a
brother of w. S. Ezell.
We are just on the eve of a
protracted meeting at the NJ. E.
church, and as | close my letter this
evening Monday the church bell
is calling us to gather at the house
of God. Rev. L. j. Duncan of Co
lumbia will be with us, and ere this
letter reaches the place of its pub
LEGATION, we hope that a great deal
will have been accomplished. May
it result in a grand and glorious re-
vival of the church, a happy reun-
ion of several hearts, and in the
eternal salvation of every soul in
this community, is the sincere pray
er of who loves a people to whom
he will soon bid farewell.
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