The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-16
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Sam Blake got away with the boys
on the harp.
A number of cows in town are
dying With murrain.
Miss Orlean Ballentine has re-
turned from Eikmout.
Mrs. r. Pitts Brown is visiting
Mrs. A j McKlmmin
Capt. Jno. S. Wilkes arrived
from Dallas Saturday night.
Mr.. T. NJ. Spolford is at home
again after u length ened absence.
Miss Maud Boob is visiting at
Florece. Ala, She left last Friday.
Miss Pauline Grass of Hurfrees-
boro is visiting Mrs. Cayce.
Mr.. D. f. Wilson, of Bryson,
spent several days in the city last
week.
Mrs. o. NJ. Spotford and daugh-
ter Miss Nina arrived at no me last
| Thursday.
Mrs. ]. S. Wilkes is visiting
| friends and relatives at Aberdeen
| Miss.
Mrs. Will Lane who has been
very i'll we are glad to say is much
| better.
Mrs. S. c.. Brady after y months
absence in California returned home
last week.
Will Smith of Culleoka came
down last week and remained sew
eral days.
| Sallie Will, little daughter of Mr..
Hick Ballentine, was quite i'll sever
al days last week.
Mr.. Max Murk, newspaper man
of Cullman, Ala, was on visit to
Pulaski Sunday.
An infant child Of Capt. William
and Mrs. Hayes died near Brick
Churhh Saturday night.
Mrs. George Newbill took THE
CITIZEN premium for best plate of
peaches exhibited at the fruit show.
Mr.. Buford Short has accepted
position with Thompson and Kelley
and will leave for Nashville shortly.
Rev. J. S. Weaver will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning at IL a. m. and at
the Methodist church at s p. m.
Mrs. Cave, nee Miss Sallie Ri
with her daughter Miss Sallie II nrd,
of Bruton, Ala, are visiting relatives
in Pulaski.
| Mrs. Tai R. Morgan and MISS
Katie Jamison returned home last
Saturday from an extended ViS'' 'o
Ohio and Indiana.
| Miss Cornelia Pearcy after a
brief visit to Pulaski retnrne u TO
NashvillesMonday accompa ined oy
Willolah McCord.
Mr.. John G. Ballent ne returned
from Cincinnati Friday as he Will
not enter upon duty until Septem-
, Der.
: Miss Mary Lee Leftwich of Nash
Vile is the guest of her friend Miss
Ella Nav at her lovely suburban
7 home.
Miss Lula Murdoch of Okalona,
Miss, is in the city, the guest OF MI
and Mrs. George Short on Beauty
Avenue.
Mr.. J. H. Cannon left this morn
2 ING for the Eastern market, to re
r nlenish his shelves with the De"
styles in shoes.
The card of Mr.. Hobson accept
a irg the call to run for the leglsla-
ture. published in this paper, was
: received just after going to press
last week.
Col. Thos. N. McLemore ano
wife of Memphis and Mrs. b. A
Rogers Of Columbia were in the city
this week visiting Mrs. W. b
1t Smithson.
ri Capt. John W. Morton, edlto
a Tenpessee Farmer, attended tn
u Giles County Fruit and Vegetable
show last Saturday and gave III
CITIZEN a pleasant call.
. Misses Jennie Harris and Flor
" ence Irving of Columbia and Mis-
MEDIA Mason of Prospect have beet
ID visiting Mrs. j. B. Childers Thu
Id week.
Mr.. James F. Harwell died Aus
Ilth at his home near Pisgah c
= consumption. Mr.. Harwell leave
~ ~ n LARGE circle of relatives and friend
who sympathise with his family
their affection.
Mrs. DR.. Llghtfoot of Nashville
and Mrs. Goodbar of Memphis, mott
ar and aunt of Mr.. Jones Lightfno
ce are ia the city visiting him. An
y are the guests of Mrs. LyIes A'e'
or uathy.
d. Rev. Mr.. Collier preaaaad tire
sermons last Sunday-one IN fuia
Xxi in the forenoon, one IN the cou'
g trv in the afternoon and another
to NIGHT from his own pulpit. 1t II
lis sermon at night was fair samp
of the three they were all good.
Mr.. r. j. Anderson, democrat
p, candidate for representative, T
ITS orests us to state to the people
r. Giles county that tie reason WI "
'i - his name did not appear IN tie IL
be of appointments last week was tn d,
he had qualified as foreman OF II
Grand Jury before the appoiptmen
we're made and could not be relieve
from the jury. His name apaea
Ter this week.