The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-09-16

Esq. w. f. Alexander and famI
ly have returned from Elllmont.
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Miss Dustin Of Lawrenceburg
a pupil ut Martin College.
Dir. w. +. May started east yes
e terday to purchase fall goods.
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Mr.. Atha T. Baugh went to Elk
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Russell of Petersbur,
was in the city this week.
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Mrs. Aiken Of Columbia is Wis
iting Mrs. w. B. Smithson.
MI. H. NJ. B AMMAN has return
ed from New York
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Mr.. L. +. Alternately has re-
turned from his eastern tour.
Mrs. A. NJ Pryor and her chill
dren are visiting Miss Mary Nc
Kissack.
Mr.. Will Fogg returned Tuesday
after spending several weeks il
/ Arkansas.
Rev. J. D. Black of Lebanon will
preach at the c. z. church Sun
day.
| Misses Dora and EstelIe Prewett
Of Culleoka are at Martin College
again this term.
Clyde, little son of Mr.. Jno. w.
Dyer, has been quite sick with fever
but is better.
Messrs. Frank Rogers, John
Hill and Rob't Hardin of Nashville
were in the city last.
Misses Emma and Fannie Den
mark of Quitman, GA, have re-
turned to NJ artin College.
Miss Josie Berry of Waynesboro
has been a guest of Miss Minnie
Martin this week.
A. W. Moore, esq, of Elkton,
passed through the city Tuesday on
his return from eastern markets.
Miss Sarah Green of NoleDsville
left for home last Tuesday after
short visit to Miss Josie Orig.
The P. L. s. will meet at the res
idence of Capt, Jno. S. Wilkes next
Friday night.
Mr.. Ernest L. Dyer has accepted
the position of night operator at
South Nashville. He left Friday.
Capt. Jno. S. Wilkes and lady are
in Columbia whence they will
90 to Nashville when the conven-
ton adjourns.
Mr.. f. B. Craig has been elect
ed director of the Peoples Nation
al Bank. Quite a compliment for
4 young man; and justly merited.
Mrs. R. D. Frayser returned to
Memphis Sunday after spending
the summer with her daughter at
Martin College.
All of the senior class of last
term will attend Martin College
again this year for the post gradu-
ate course.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Roberts left
yesterday for Boston where their
accomplished daughter, Miss Sallie
will complete her musical educa-
ton.
There is a little fellow in Pulas-
XII who is not u year old that can
speak two languages. His name
is Richard Bruce Ransom and was
born in Brazil, South America
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smithson at
tended the marriage OF her brother,
Mr.. Henry McLemore and Miss
Annie Baird at Cornersville last
Thursday.
Mr f. NJ. Nelson of Memphis is
visiting his daughters at Martin
College. Mr.. Nelson has offered a
handsome scholarship medal which
will doubtless inspire many of the
pupils to greater efforts.
Miss Minnie Myers who left Pu-
laski for Dallas, Texas, a few years
ago has returned to avail herself of
the superior educational advanta-
ges of this city. She is Il pupil
at Martin College.
Misses Hood and Heron received
a telegram yesterday announcing
that a party of young ladies from
Georgia are on their way to Puias-
XII to enter Martin College. The
building is being rapidly filled
with boarding pupils.
Miss Lizzie Reynolds of Dallss,
Texas, came with Miss Hood. Sew
eral other young ladies started
with her but could not come on &C
count of a fever contracted before
they started, and went back They
will come as soon as they are suf-
fciently recovered.
Mr.. John T. Buford of Franklin
has accepted a position with the re
liable drug house of E. B. Craig &
Co. He is highly recommended by
the leading physicians of Franklin
as thoroughly competent pre-
scriptionist. He is thoroughly
qualified for the responsible posi-
sition he holds.
Mr.. w. p. Taylor has accepted a
position with Lebeck Bros. OF
! Nashville, one of the best retail
houses in the city, and he will take
pleasure IN furnishing his friends
with samples and prices upon ap
plication by letter, care Lebecl
| Bros. Mr.. Taylor is q man of ex
emplary habits, and these combined