The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-12-25

Mr.. Frank G. McCord went I
Nashville last week to see DR.. Ba
e ker.
Mr.. John Hall of Town Cree
r is on a visit to his friends in Pr
= laski.
e Jay Gould predicts that mex
year will be an unusually prosper
Gus one.
StoneWall Lodge knights of Ply
thias are to have a banquet at til
st. Giles next week.
Mr.. j. A. White returned from
North Alabama Monday, where h'
went to buy a car load of cattle.
Mr.. Ceph. G. Anderson left Mon
day afternonoon for Springfield tc
spend the holidays with the folks
at home.
! Mr.. A. j. Hogan who went tc
Texas last spring has returned to
Giles and located at Wales. He has
been sick.
| Mrs. o. M. Spoford aud family
left the latter part of last week for
New Orleans where they will spend
the winter.
Club agents will report 1st Mon
day in January. Pay them for
your CITIZEN before then. Begin
with the year.
Mrs. L. E. Alternately and Mrs.
Jones Lightfoot returned from sew
eral weeks visit to Nashville last
Saturday night.
Mr.. Gray Hopkins and bride ar
rived in Pulaski Tuesday morning
direct from New Orleans. They are
stopping at the Linden.
DIR. G. D. Butler returned last
week from Bellyue Hospital, New
York, where he has been prescott
ing his medical studies.
We are going to have another
wedding on the last day of the
year, but who are the brides and
groom? That's the question.
Mr.. VIII Reeves and Mr.. Snyder
left Monday afternoon, the latter
for Fayetteville, the former went to
Gadsden, his home, for Christmas.
Dir. F. G. Buford returned from
New Orleans Saturday night. He
carried eight fine horses and sold
them at a less, prices being very
low.
MIR. A. J. McKimmin went to
New Orleans last week with car
load of turkeys and other provis-
ions for the visitors at the exposi-
ton.
Rev. w. Weakley complimented
US with a copy of the confer
ence journal just out. 1t gives all
the proceedings of the late confer
ence.
Martin College dismissed yester-
day for the balance of this week,
beginning again MONDAY morning.
Giles College gives holiday until
Jan. 1.
Mr.. T. j. Mason left for Alabama
Tuesday morning. After spending
a week or so with relatives at Cen
ter Star he will go to Dallas, Tex as,
to live.
Blaine says he couldn't get jus
tice in Indiana. No, he won't let
them catch him there. It would be
hard to endure all the justice he de-
serves.
The pastor, Rsv. R. w. Seay, will
preach at Blooming Grove Sd Sun
day in January at 1890 a. m, and
at Friendship the same day at
2:30 p. m.
Mr.. ]. P. May, his daughter
Miss Jennie and Mrs. Lou Graham
went to Nashville last week. Miss
Jennie is still in the city visiting
Mrs. Bush.
Mrs. j. E. Matthews went to
Nashville Monday afternoon on
visit to her son, Mr.. Wyatt t. Alb
ernathy. His little daughter,
Louise, went with her grandmother.
The indications are now that
amusements in Pulaski will be rath-
er scarce during the holidays.
There is however a probability of
ball some time during the week, We
understand.
Hon. Jordon Stokes of Lebanon
has been in the city this week. He
returned home, leaving on the af-
ternoon train Monday, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Buford
and the baby.
Robert Morris of Kentucky has
been crowned "Poet Laureate of
Freemasonry" by the New York
Grand Lodge. Robert Burns is the
only person ever before raised to
that exalted distinction.
Mr.. Robert Rodes was stricken
with paralysis in one side one
day last week. He rode from
town that day and that night he
was stricken. We have not heard
whether or not it is very severe.
Capt. Jno. @. Lester went to town
Creek, Ala, Tuesday on a visit OF
some days to his sister, Mrs. Cole-
man. There may be other attrac-
tions for the captain down that way
Dub even IL IL HCAS % We "OuAN NV
be so mean as to give him away.
The young men of Pulaski are
just catching the plug hat rage.
AS yet only the boldest dudes ven
ture out under stove pipes. But
the disease is contagious and is
spreading. Can the preachers con-
denim this kneeling at the shrine
of fashion?
Henry G. Hanna, esq'r, has been
in the city this week, having re-
turned from Texas a few days ago.
Since he went out there he was adj
mitted to the bar and comes back
to Giles licensed to practice law.
We are informed that he viii prob
ably hang out his shingle in Pulaski.