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

Oh last Tuesday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. p.
Blackburn occurred one of the
grandest entertainments of the sea
SOB, affording the boys and girls the
pleasure of whispering sweet nom
sense in one another's ears. Miss
Mamie and Robert well understand
how to entertain their guests. The
following were present: Misses
Rufe Kelsey, Laura Grigsby, Can
die Fry, Lille Flippin, Eta Wag-
stat, Lula Ashford, Emma Grigsby,
Lala MsLaurine, Matte Witt, Lula
Garrett, VashtI McLaurine, Unis
and Sallie DickersoR, Messrs. Geo.
w. Witt, Lee Fry, Henry Gordon,
M. o. Garrett, Robert Witt, Lee
Wagstatf, Robt. Grigsby, Seymore
Bugg, Frank McLeurine, Ruth Nc
Laurine and 'Thos. j. Ashford.
There was also two more socials
that afforded the young folks great
pleasure, one at Horace and the 9TH
er at Robt. McLaurine's
Geo. w. Witt spent several
days visiting Brick Church last
week. There seems to be a consid.
cradle amount of attraction there
for our boys.
The charming Miss Lille Flip |
pin of Pulaski spent Christmas
with US.
-Thos. II. Cook was absent sew
eral days last week visiting relatives
at Petersburg.
j. j. Holbert of Sumac was
with us several days last week.
Misses Fannie and Sallie Thur
man spent several days last week
wishing their old home in Maury.
George hurry. aged IA years,
fell from log wagon and broke his
leg last Tuesday.
On Christmas night as Thos.
j. Ashford was returning from the
Christmas tree at the station, ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Lula,
and Miss Lille Flippin, he ran off
a bridge, turned the buggy up side
down, throwing the girls out but no
serious damage done.
&C. T. Reid has a very large
on the back of his neck
that has kept him close through the
Christmas.
Miss Emma Grigsby who had
the misfortune to break her leg
several months ago is now able to
go about.
Miss Mollie Gordon of Big
creek who is now attending the IA
nous Martin College was with us
the past week. We appreciate such
tor we always had a strik-
ing admiration for pretty girls.
Miss Mamie Gordon of Brick
Church was the guest of Miss Nan
aie Blackburn last week.
w. r. Thurman and Thos. H.
Cook left Saturday for Columbia {
where they expect to dispose of sew
,ral good mules. s
Miss Leta White who has been {
attending schsol at Murfreesboro
he past three terms was summoned {
% her fathers bedside Q day or two t
before his death. She will spend
several weeks with home folks. &
Willie, a sprightly Ia year old t
ION OF D. B. Garrett, has been in q
disposed for several days. He was .
brown by mule last summer and !
considerably stove up, and it is
honght that he has never entirely '
ecovered from the accident,
Will Witt who is attending :
Ichool in Nashville spent the holt
lays at home.
-Thos. j. Ashford returned to
Sunday evening.
Misses Fannie Bugg, Hettie
Kelsey, Mary Witt and Mamie
Blackburn of Martin College who 2
pent Christmas at home nave all
'eturned.
But few persons have changed /
ZONES. w. H. Wheeler has moved
o his old home near Brick Church. Z
Ike Page supplies his vacancy. Mr.. ]
dcGaw has moved in the house va
'ated by Prof. 1andyi Jim Wrsy
will move to Bufords. a
Prof. Tandy opened school
Monday with full attendance.
Our 1. o. G. T. lodge has t
played out. 1 tell you, fathers ard f
mothers, the saloon keepers OF Ten
lessee are not played out, but are q
ooking forward to making drunk +
'rds out of your boys and drunk 8
Ird's wives out of your girls. Will
you permit it2 A VIsIFoR.