The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-08-05
Brick Church.

For fear your readers will be-
gin TO think that the Brick Church
correspondent has left the country
or quit writing we will give you a
few items.
We are glad to report a good
rain here Sunday night which was
very much needed.
Crops are very fine in our sec
lion, both cotton and corn. We
think the cotton crop will average
half bale to the acre, which is
considered a good yield.
Some of the Brick Church base
ball club have connected themselves
with the Blue creek club.
Tom Irvine and wife and Mrs.
John w. Cover were visiting rela-
tives on Weekly's creek recently.
Mr.. Cross, Mrs. John Covers
grandfather, is visiting relatives in
our midst.
Misses Lula Altman and Lille
Ramsey of near Cornersville were
visiting Miss Lena Leonard not
long since.
Mrs. Jennie Gordon was visit
mig her sister, Mrs Lou Bunch of
Pulaski. She returned home Sat-
urday accompanied by Miss Maud
Banch.
Misses Ada and Ella William
son of DeRay returned home last
week after two weeks visit 10. our
vicinity.
Myrtle, little daughter of DR..
M. p. Harwood who has been sick
is much better.
w. III. Bodenhamer who has
been teaching at Bohemian opened
school on Blue creek Monday with
eighty pupils enrolled.
%. r. Cole who has been suffer-
ing with rheumatism is much bet
ter. He contemplates going west
the 18th inst.
Seymour Bugg of Lynnville is
visiting at Henry Bugg's.
Miss Mamie Gordon is visiting
relatives at Franklin.
Mrs. N. e. Hardy and Mrs. T. !
L. Ham were visiting at Geo. A.
Woods at Diana last week.
j. L. Hyde is teaching school
at the Boatwright school house. He
has a good school.
Miss Matte Rea of Pulaski was
visiting Miss Jennie Burgess last
week.
Some of the boys and girls at
tended the croquet party at John
Wisdom's Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Rothrock was visit
ing her son, G. NJ. Rothrock at Pu-
laski last week.
Mrs. Thos. Dunlap was visit
ing at Cornersville last week.
Our I. o. G. T. met last Thurs
day night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Q.
W. Rutledge w. C. T.; Mrs. Pattie
Rothrock w. v. T.; DR.. ]. NJ. Leon
ard S.; w. A. Rothrock f. S.; Miss
Matte Rothrock, T.; r. E. Lee, NJ;
John w. Rutledge, l. g.; r. NJ.
McCorstin, o. g.; w. w. Barlar C.
They will be installed at our next
meeting.
Miss Anna Stookard of Culleo-
ka was visiting at r. J. Anderson's
recently.
Mrs. Alice Simmons and W.
j. Anderson were visiting relatives
at Culleoka last week.
Mrs. Hiram Ingram is very low
with consumption.
Miss Kate A anderson has charge
of school at Slate Springs, near
Sumac.
The protracted meeting at
Mount Zion, closed last Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Evans was assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Daulby of Shelbyville
Mr.. Daulby preached some splen
did sermons, very able and impress
sive. We learp there we're some
six or eight conversions during the
meeting.
Mrs. W. T. Marsh who has
been in feeble health for some time
is convalescing.
Prot. L. G. Barlar and lady
who are teaching school at Cross
water, spent Saturday and Sunday
at home.
Mrs. Mollie Fraley was visit
ing at Lewisburg Friday and Sat
urday.
MIR. Noel & Bro, our photog-
raphers have gone to Odd Fellows
Hall.
Little Polk, son of w. A. Roth |
rock, who has been su ffering with |
burnt foot, is some better.
Mrs. g. G. Harsell was visit
ing at Diana recently.
John r. Thompson of Spntters-
vile is visiting here this week.
MIR. Forest Olive and wife of
Tuscumbia, Ala, are visiting at G..
A. Woods.
MIR. Charlie Shires, who we re-
ported sick In our last died last
Monday, July the Goth Of typhoid
fever.
Misses Maud Bunch and Pearl
Gordon gave "doll party at Mr..
D. A. Gordon's Tuesday evening.
Glover cutting is on a boom,
the crop that is heing cut now Is
for seed. John Cover and j. W.
Wisdom are saving a big crop.
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