The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-01-07
LynnviIIe.


Webb of Pulaski was visiting s
, Mr.. Bray's and Dodsons, and this
| Mrs. Smith of St. Louis was visit
, ing her cousin, Mrs. Gordon. Th
composition got the paragraphs mix
ed that he had Mrs. Webb visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Gordon. / hop
this will make clear what SCENE,
inexplicable foolishness.
| The young folks here have haC
a party or sociable every night TO
a week.
Mrs. Geo. S. Tate and Netti,
went to Nashville Friday morning
to see her brother, Mr.. Neil Owens
She returned Saturday night.
Mr.. M. Houston is in Alabama
with a car of cotton mules. He
started Thursday. o. S. and G. v.
Smith sold car of mules Friday to
David Maxwell of Bigbyyille. R.
D. Wagstaff sold this week fifteen
mules to Burns & Alexander of Mt.
Pleasant. There are yet 400 fat
mules here for sale by feeders; c..
HI. Witt has IS; j. P. Boyd %; o.
S. and G. V. Smith 60; w. G. Smith
Is; then there are many small lets.
Mrs. J. w. Braden and chill
dren of Pulaski were visiting at her
fathers, DR.. M. NJ. Johnston, last
week.
DIR. g. W. Dodson married
Miss Mollie Belle Walsh Wednes-
day, Dec. 80, at Kinston, N. G.
They were married in the Church
of the Disciples and at once took
the cars for Lynnville where they
arrived at 10 a. M, Jan. 1. They
repaired at once to the groom's ia
theirs, Mr.. w. w. Dodson, where a
brilliant reception was given them.
DR.. Dodson graduated in dentistry
and located at Kinston year ago,
where he won the fair bride and
made reputation as dentist. He
thinks of locating at Lynnville. He
deserves success.
Miss Lena Henry of Marshall
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Whit
Evans, during the holidays.
Miss Cora Ewing and Miss
Greta McCrady of Lewisburg spent
a week here among friends. They
are sweet sixteens and made con-
quests of brave hearts. Our young
men now think much better of
Lewisburg.
j. N. Boyd was home from
during the holidays.
Miss Ella Farmer came home
from the state normal Monday. She
was accompanied by a trio of beau
tiful school-mates: Miss Matte
Mcclure of Texas, Miss Laura
of North Carolina and
Miss Fannie Pain of Alabama.
They will return to Nashville Mon
day morning.
Miss Josie Farmer gave a So
ciahle Thursday evening that was
an enjoyable occasion to the young
folks.
&C. E. Isaacs is fitting up a !
postoffice in Smith Bros. store which |
will be very convenient. He will |
Jake the place as soon as the Office
IAN be gotten up,
Geo. Witt will take the place of |
salesman in c. II. Wits store held |
oy Mr.. Isaacs.
w. H. Bodenhamer will take
charge of the Blue creek academy |
this year. His school will open
Jan. Is.
Clifford Fry and Miss Bette
Davidson were married Tuesday at
2 p. m. by Esq. j. W. McLaurine.
they repaired to the groom's ia
hers Mr.. Lewis Fry, and had a
handsome dinner given them. They
are worthy young people. They take
quarters at Old LynnVille where
Mr. Fry will RUIZ blacksmith shop. |
Newt B. Walker goes this week
20 Baton Rouge, La, to represent
,he Grand Central Nurseries, Nash
rille. He has sold for this firm
,hree years in Texas and one in
Louisiana. He is live, active bus
ness man.
Misses Jamie, Della and Lii
ian Anderson and Miss Dora Allen
Of Dry creek spent the holidays at
R. D. Oameron's. They made
many warm friends during their
7isit here.
Mr.. Rogers saw mill man had
s3;s large roam horse stolen Christ
mas night. He thinks be was sto-
en- by q negro and went to Col1m-
oia where he was seen Monday, but
since then he has had no trace of
him,
John Cook and family started
or Texas Saturday. They went
oy Decatur. LYNN.
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