The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-06-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Buford are in

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day in Nashville.
Miss Mamie Wilson is a guest o
Mrs. DIR. Wilson.
Mr.. Harry L. McCord OF the Bar
ner is in tue city this week.
Mrs. Nelson and little daughtel
Corrine, are At Martin College.
Mr.. Will Grigsby is in the city
after long absence,
Mr.. Pope McLemore went tC
Spring Hill yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Weaver of Fayetteville il
IN the city this week.
Miss Bessie Higdon of Lynnville
is visiting Mrs. Jno. D. Butler.
Mr.. Walter A. Roberts of Nash.
vile was in town Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Williams and Miss Katie
are visiting Mrs. W.D. Morris.
Mrs. Frayser of Memphis is WIS.,
ting her daughterat the college.
Miss Mary Warfeld of Columbia
is visiting the Misses Duncan.
Mrs Towner of Lynnvllle is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Brannan.
Mrs. L. j. Duncan and Miss Myr-
tie Ezell returned from GAINESVILLE
Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Paschal of Nashville is,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Blu
ford.
Mr.. Jno. G. Putman of Birming-
ham was in the city Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds are
guests Of Mrs. Geo. c. Short this
week.
Mrs. Douglas Brown of Bufords is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Blu
ford.
Miss wford, art teacher at
Cornersville, is at Martin College
this week.
Judge Hilary Ward returned last
week from an extended visit to his
brother In Maury county.
Mrs. E. H. Haynes, Miss Maggie
Haynes and Miss Nettie Rosser are
guests of Mrs. B. F. Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Reese went to
Elkmont last week to spend a
month.
Mr.. Sam Prewett of Culleoka is
in the city visiting his sister, Miss
Dora, of Martin College.
Mrs. Rose H. Wilson, the popular
temperance lecturer, is quite Ill at
Mrs. j. 2. Anderson's.
Misses Matte Rothrock and Ma
ME Gordon of Brick Church are
guests of Mrs. Geo. Rothrock.
Mrs. Jno. G Brown and family
are at home. Gen. Brown came
with them, but returned yesterday.
Mr.. Pat Darlington, who has
been IN bad health some months,
left last week tor Wooley Springs.
Mr.. Jno. Hagerty and family
went to Nashville this week to live.
He is a good substantial citizen.
Cosby Bros. and MIR. Trousdale,
live stock dealers of Birmingham,
were in the city trading this week.
Mrs. jerome Duncan of Clarks-
vile is visiting the family OF her
father-in-law, Rev. L. j. Duncan.
Miss Lambeth of Aberdeen, Miss,
is visiting at the College, and at
tending commencement.
Rev. Marion Kennedy and wife
have been guests of Capt. AMI MrE.
F. ArroWsmith this week.
Mrs. Col. Nelson of Memphis is
a guest at the college. Sne has two
daughters who are boarding pupils.
Mr.. James Barbee, eldest son of
Rev. j. ID. Barbee, came down fIom
Nashville last week and is The
guest OF Mr.. BOaz Duncan.
Rev. w. j. Collier of Culleoka is
here as member OF the Martin
College visiting committee appoint
Ell by the conference.
Chancellor w. w. Mcdowell of
Memphis is in the city to attend
the Martin College commencement.
His daughter Is a pupil.
Mr.. James Scruggs received
letter recently stating that his
brother, Mr.. Hannibal Scrnggs,
died recently In the far west.
Miss Bette Butler OF Aspen Hill
is visiting relatives in Pulaski and
the commencement exer-
cises at Martin College.
Mr.. D. A. Denmark of Quitman,
Ga, is visiting his sister, Miss Fan
ME, at Martin College, and attend
ing commencement.
Mrs. Webb of Aberdeen, MISS,
is guest at Martin College this
week. Miss Blanche, his daughter,
is a boarder at the college.
Mr.. H. R. Barber of Aspen Hill
went to Texas recently. He is a
good citizen and a strict member of
the G. p. church.
Miss Daisy'Williams of Meridian,
Miss, who recently graduated at Dr.
Wards Seminary, arrived last Sat
urday, and is vising her aunt, Mrs.
j. Sam. Childers.
Prof. A. W. Nell OF Bowling
Green, KY, was in the city last
week in the interest of his school,
the Southern Normal and Business
College.
Hon. Noble Smithson requests US
to announce that he is no longer q
candidate for chancellor, and ten
ders sincere thanks to his friends
for their support and encourage
ment during his brief canvass.
Mr.. Ernest L. Dyer went to
Franklin Monday evening to re.