The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-07-26
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Mr.. Nicely Brown of Huntsville
came up last week.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
c. Brown is quite ill.
Mr.. Felix Raymer was over from
Lewisburg last Sunday.
Mr. Ed Buford was up from De
catur few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane went to
Nashville Tuesday.
The family Ct Mr.. G. T. Robinson
went to EIkmont Monday.
Gen. Atkins of Paris, Tenn, vas
in the city this week.
Mr.. M. C. Camody went to Biz
mingham this week.
Miss Jennie Summerhill went to
Connersvi!le last week on visit.
Walter Tate is quite i'll with ty-
phoid fever at his fathers residence.
Miss Lula Murdoch of Okolona,
Miss, is visiting Mrs. W. c. Davis.
Miss Sadie Gardner of Texas is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Newton II.
White.
Messrs. Will Ross and Wiley
Alternately spent Sunday in Deca-
tur.
Mr.. Albert Birdsong of Knoxville
arrived in the city last week on a
visit to relatives.
Miss Sue Alternately has been
attending the meeting at Pisgah
Church this week.
Mr.. Will Garrett. son of Capt
W. r. Garrett, of Nashville, is WIS.,
ting In the county.
Mr. Albert Bayless who has been
visiting friends at Bnfords returned
to Nashville Tuesday.
Judge Hillery Ward has returned
from an extended visit TO Spring
Hill and Mississippi.
Mrs. John A. jackson leaves this
afternoon for Waukesha to remain
through the season.
Messrs. Flournoy Rivers and
Hume r. Steele went to Athens
Monday on official business.
Messrs. A. j. McKimmin, T. D.
Curtis and R. j. Simpson are on
Sugar creek hunting and fishing.
Capt. J. R. Crow and children
came up from Sheffield Saturday on
brief visit. They returned Tues
day.
John Brown infant son of Hon.
Benton McMillen is quite i'll in New
York. His tatne. has been tele-
graphed for.
Rev. w. II. Groves of Lynnville,
will preach in Memorial Church at
Bufords next Sunday morning July
29th.
NJ. Sam Cook has resigned his
position at Craig & McLemore's
drug store and is in the country re-
cuperating.
Mrs. M. c. Camn''y gave the lit
tie folks on East Hill an entertain
ment Tucsday night which was
highly enjoyed
Misses Jennie Woodland of Fay
etteville and Stella Funk of War
trace are visiting Miss Anna Mar
tin at Bryson.
Mr. Sam c.. Mitchell went down
to Athens last Sunday to see his
aunt, who is 50 years of age and
retains all her faculties.
Mons Godfrey is rejoiced at the
advent of grandson, who is so
journing at the residence of Mr.
John Putnam of Brrmin CHAM.
Mrs. J. P. Rankin who has been
at HurIican Springs tor some time
time came home last week. She
will return to Hurrican later in the
season.
| Miss Halle Brumbaugh who was
the guest of Mrs. Matt Sherrell sew
eral weeks, left for Columbia last
week. She will return here, before
going back to Sheffield.
Little Miss Vernon kirkpatrick
of Nashville who has been spending
several months with her aunts
Mrs. T. M. n. Jones and Mrs. S. P
White, returned home last week.
Rev. DR.. Wilson of the Presbyte
rian church of Pulaski, now sum
mering at Elkmont, preached in th'
large parlor OF the hotel at tina
place Sunday morning to a larg
congre cation of visitors.
Rev. VIM. Bridges of Corners
vile will preach at Old Lynnvillt
next Sunday morning, on the sub
: ject of "Creeds." He will preach a
D night at Lynnville in the Presbyte
= rian Church.
Mr.. John NJ Brooks of Bunke
f Hill sent us Cleveland and Thur
man tomato last Friday that weigh
@ ed two pounds and two ounces
A truthful citizen of that communi
ty says they can raise Democrat
S tomatoes, any size, in two weeks
e DR.. Wilson brought in one Satur
/ day that weighed one pound an
= ten ounces. 1t grew in the garde
of Rev. d. L. Wilson.