The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-27
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

| CITY JnlS week.
Rev. Sam Jones will be in Nash
vile next week.
Charlie Davis family are visit
ing in Nashville this week.
Miss Blanch Brandon was visit
ing friends, 10 Pulaski this week.
Mrs. Burt Graham ard Howell
returned from Birmingham Mon
day,
Miss Bette Butler of Aspen Hill
has been visiting in the city a few
days.
Every one must go to thesfair. No
entrance fee to pay in any but the
speed department..
Alex Winebaum went up to Nash,
vile Tuesday on business and ook
in the fair.
| Miss Lena Wells has been visit
ing her friend Miss Olive Rodgers
at Columbia.
We should ell patroniz, our Giles
county fair. Tickets admitting you
four days for $3.50.
Ex-Gov. John C Brown had all his
| furniture removed from his resi-
| dence here to Nashville.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. B,nniste r
are the guests of MIS-. Banniste''s
parents, DR.. and Mrs. E Elmund
son.
johnson and Kelly will speak in
Pulaski Oct. f. We like their re-
ligion but have no love for their
politics.
Col John G. Ballentin", who has
heea indlsposed and confined to b Q
room for some time, was out Tues-
day.
Mr.. Tom Rodes, night operator
at the depot is one Of the staunch-
est and best young men in the bus
mess.
Miss Alice Smith got back from
Louisville Saturday night and her
goods are arriving. Her opening
will be next week.
| Messrs. Harwell and Yancey, can
didates for representative, made
good democatic speeches at the
court house Friday night.
Mrs. Robert Flautt and her sister
Miss Rubie Fuchs of New Orleans
are the guests of Capt. and Mrs. j,
D. Flautt on East Hill.
l, Mr.. Nicely Craig has resigned his
position in Nashville and is at home
He will go to Philadelphia to at
tend a school of pharmacy.
Mr. Cannon, the shoe man, ha!
in his immense stock of boots an(
shoes and tells the people alb out it
in display advertisement.
Mr.. Can Cox, who was brough
from Alabama short time ago in
low state of health, died at tn
home of his brother Mr.. Ed. Cox
near Pulaski Saturday Sept. 22nd
Mr.. Walter Smith is visiting hi
mothers family on East Hill. H
had TO take a very circuitous rout
to get home, as there is such rigit
) quarantine all the way from Ne,
Orleans.
Mr.. Mark McNairy made on
sanctum bris ht and adoriferou
yesterday by beautiful floral CON
! posed almost entirely Of :oses o
rarest variety. They were b ghiy
appreciated. Many thanks.
! Among the visitors to the Nash
S vile fair this week are Harris So
> linski, w. H. Tungett, John NJ
Ruth, Tom Curtis, Mike Camo y
and others whose names we did nc
ascertain,
k Mr.. lobe Garrett a worthy, an
i. popular young man, died of typho
: malarial fever at Con way, this coui
0 ty Friday Sept. 2lst. He wa
much esteemed by large circle {
friends.
9 Hick: Ballentine says the reaso
:, DIR. Toll Grants mule was found
d his field was because twas stan We
e out and was lean and lank, and ate
e 1t got over the fence it filed up 3
e rapidly that 1t was too full to g
!" back over.
MISS Diddie LeVert of Mario
Ala, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mr.
10 Geo. T. Riddle. Miss LeVert
y q niece of the famous southern a,
thoress, Madam LeYert, of Mobil
Ala, who was always favorite
N southerners,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmond Rosena
returned from New York last FIR
day. Mrs. RoseIau visited her re
stives there, while Mr. Roseaau 8,
er lected his goods, which are arri'
y ing every day in large quantitie
e, Rev. j. 7. Smith, Evangelist
er Pulaski, Tenn, held a ten day
. meeting at Reeves Chapel Mon
ne gomery county, Tenn, which rs
suited in fifty conversions. A Su
day school was organized wi,
:; seyeuty-five pupils.-Clarks4kl
IT. Chronicle.