The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-02-01
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Mrs. James Wilson, who has
been paralized for nearly two years
and is quite old, took suddenly
worse last Tuesday morning and for
some time it was thought she
was dying. She revived and is now
about as she has been for a long
while.
Mrs. G. S. Tate and her two
little daughters, Lena and Nettie, and
Will Shields and sister, Miss Liz
zie, went to Columbia Thursday
evening to see the Tourist" at the
Opera house.
Mrs. VIM. Calvert is in very
poor health. She is paralyzed and
quite old.
j. H. Alexander of Milford,
Texas, is visiting his brother,
Brooks Alexander here.
II. H Brooks, our new energet-
ic blacksmith, who is an acquisition
any town may be proud of, adds
another to our population and to
his family-a boy who will claim
Jan. 9th as his anniversary.
Miss Lula Core came home
from Thompson's station where
she has been four weeks visiting
her old home and young friends.
She comes home to attend scho
Jim Horne and J. n. Boyd,
who have been attending Good
mans commercial college, Nash
vile, came home Friday night TO
recuperate. They were too unwell
to attend school.
Miss Maggie Wells of Lincoln
county is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. H. Lancaster.
Mrs. H. NJ. Grigsby of Pulas-
XII came home with her sister, Miss
Lilly Witt, who has been visiting
there the past week. Mrs. Grigsby
numbers everybody here as her es
pecial friend and her visit can but
be pleasant one.
John Altman and Tom Nc
Clure of Cornersville were here from
Wednesday to Saturday visiting
their mutual friend Rob't Gray and
hunting birds and also seeing our
young ladies. They found the
birds plenty and shot many, the
young ladies lovely and got shot
or smitten might be better. Bod
is my authority and he knows.
Capt. w. O.. Bennett of Bunker
hill was here trying to get a loca-
ton to move here so as to educate
his children. We regret much he
failed to find place to rent. We
learn he is such a man as would be
an acquisition to any society. I re-
peat, we need a dozen more good
dwellings to let. He secured board
for his son who will attend the
Academy.
Miss Sallie Cayce of Franklin
returned Saturday to resume her
art class. The boys say that
Brown Tate and Reece Fry want
to take art next session, and that
John Fry possibly will want to
take music. Good teachers are Sc
cured in all departments. School
opened Monday morning with a |
good attendance.
Willie Bodenhamer of Boden-
ham was visiting his mother, Mrs.
John Wagstaf, the past week.
Capt. j. L. Cline. who has been
confined to his room for two months
with inaammatory rheumatiem, is
much improved. Hope he may be out
soon. Capt. Cline Was born In Cana
da and has been in % states of the
union and desires to say that this
is. the garden spot of all he has seen.
1t only needs development, skill,
capital and industry to make it
5he best country on the green
earth. He commanded a company
in the late war and has been here
| 8 years and through all that time
ne has voted and said just what he
pleased, has never been the least
or mistreated, but on the
other hand his neighbors all ask his
advice and he has introduced
numbers of labor saving machines
md has been rather honored for
being a northern man. l SO much
wish he could talk with those who
ear to come to this county for fear
If being ostracised.
Col. Ed Cox, whose recovery
vas dispaired of few weeks ago,
s getting well under the treatment
If DR.. Campbell. He had a terri
de abscess and inAammatory rheu-
natism, LINN.