The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-10-18
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Miss Lizzie Grigshv of Bethel
was in the city last week.
Miss Rose Flantt left for Nash
vile and GAINESVILLE Monday.
Miss Lena Tate of Lynnville at
tended the fair and ball last week.
Miss Florence Hill of Martin
hurst took in the fair and grand
hop last week.
M Magg ia Bl.ck Of Ruford's
was in the city with friends dur
ing the fair.
Will Hamilton and Dug Sugg. Of
Lincoln, had fine stock on exhibit
ton fair week.
Mr.. Fred Evans Of Columbia was
in the city last week, the guest of
East Hill relatives
Miss Eveline Edmunds Of Sardis,
Miss, is the gnest of Miss Sallie
Ballentine on East Hi!h~
Messrs. Horton and Tillman
Lamb and J B. Wilson, Jr., of
| Fayetteville attended the fair.
Miss Lizzie McLanrine Of Bee
Spring visited Pnlaski friends and
took in the fair last week.
Mrs. Burt Graham and son How
ell went to Birmingham Thursday
| day where they will reside.
The family Of Hon. Noble Smith
son lett for Kansas City Thursday
where they will reside.
Miss Orlean Ballentine returned
home last week from IN extended
and pleasant visit to Murfreesboro
Rev Mr. Thornt, who haa heen
for some time secretary of the Y.
M. c. A. here left Monday to join
conference.
Miss Tennie and Mr.. Cas- Rose
who have been the guests Of Pu-
laski relatives left for Nashville last
Monday.
Messrs. Bob Mason and Sam Ro
senaa of Athens were in attendance
at the fair and brought some fine
| horses with them.
Misses Dora Prewette OF Nash
Vile and Ida Belle McCord Of Col
umbia were the guests of Miss Ola
Smith last week.
Mr.. Ed. Pope, the efficient clerk
at the Linden House, has gone on
visit to his wife's family at Gull
man, Ala.
Mayor Jas. NJ. Wilson of Fay
etteville was at the fair with some
fine stock and was the guest Of his
brother, DIR. w. E. Wilson.
Miss Pearl Coffman Of Indiana.
who is the guest of Mrs. l. n.
Smithsou, was at the grand hop at
the Linden last Thursday night.
Mr.. R. o. Rankin, travelling turf
CORRESPONDENT of the New York
World, is visiting his father and
mother here this weeh.
Mr.. Gil. T. May has beer i'll at
his fathers residence but his many
friends are rejoiced to see him out
again.
Horace Kercheval. travelling
agent for Clark's spool cotton, and
one of the jolliest and cleverest fell
lows living, was the guest of Mr..
Tom Spofford during the fair.
| Miss Annie Shell who is so pleas
antly and kindly remembered here
was married at her home in Aher.
deem, Miss, Wednesday Oct. 3rd
| to Rev. Louis Powell of the Ten.
nessee conference.
Miss Lula Ashford of Lvnuville
was called home nv telegram from
Memphis on last FRIDAY to attend
the bedside of her mother who
was taken verv suddenly sick.
/, Mr.. r. w. Woodland, of the fra
of Woodland and johnson, genera
merchants at Birmingham. was in
{ town yesterday. We invite attea.
tion to the card of this firm IN {,
days CITIZEN.
!, Little w. R., Son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clay Crow. has been gu tie ill viii
J. typhoid fever for several weeks bu
is much better now. Several If tn
Other children have been sick a s.
;, but all are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Lighifoot
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeh. Pullen, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed. F. Anderson and Mr.. an
Mrs l. Newton Smi,hson chape
> roned the ball at the Linden bous
r Thursday night. Twenty min
couples were in attendance.
Mr.. Joe Braden, the efficient seq
7 rotary of the fair association, hs
. the profound thanks of THE CITIzE
J, for timely assistance in getting on
v report of the premiums gwen at tn
4 fair. He was the right man in tt
= right place, and is entitled to th
. thanks of the association and ex
hibitors.
Rev. Mr.. Collier preached b
last sermon for this conferent
= year last Sunday and left for cor
y, ference at Fayetteville Tuesda
IN Mr.. Collier has made faithful
he Woodworking pastor and we jo
re | with MANY of his conUreUat ion