The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-22

A& III uaS UGH SOiHc tiuG SIuCt
this community has been represent
ed in the columns of THE CITIZEN,
we hope a few lines viii not be out
Of place just now. -.
Farmers are somewhat backward
about gathering their corn and cot
ton in this section, owing to the cor
tinued rains: TAe health of this
community is exceedingly good at
present. -
Dock, E3lick and lady, of near
Sumac,- has been visiting on our
branch recently. Dock seems to be
the happiest fellow in the world over
TIE arrival Of sweet little addition
to his family. It's girl. .
Mrs. Alice Stroud and Mrs. 8. A.
Griffis, of Robertson Fork, were
visiting in the family Of w. S. Chap
man lately. -ts
Mrs. Emma Steel, of Diana, is
spending a few days with her moth
Ell in law, Mrs. w. S. Chapman.
Miss Ella Brownlow is visiting
friends and relatives at Aspen Hill
this week.
Miss Matte Gillian returned from
q protracted visit among friends
and relatives on Dry Creek last
week. - Mrs. Gillian has been quite
indisposed, 5ut is better. z'A1'
j. B, Brownlow left for Texas last
Monday in company with his aunt,
Mrs. English, and her son jim.
Mrs. Brownies. has moved to Jas.
Simmons, in Hay good, and will
make that her home tor a short
while, and will go thence to join her
son, j. B.. BfownloW, who precedes
her4to look. out location.
j. S. Anderson has purchased the
Ross farm at sixteen dollars per
acre, and will move to his new home
soon. Him and his lady will be
quite. an acquisition to our bran Oh.
H. T. Brook has sold his house
aud lot at Redell to Mrs. Jane
Eogue. Mr.. Brook con,emplates
moving to Odd Fellow Hall to en-
gage in his former trade, black
,smithing. We regret giving him
and his family. up, bat wish for
them success wherever their lot may
be. 5a. = y, vlt-,
Misses Lee and Eugenia Samuel
returned from lengthy visit among
friends and relatives at Culleoka,
Franklin and Nashville short time
since. - go - ~ -
I Wilt Scroggin took his exodus
1f2r Corn Hill, Texas, last week.
Will contemplates making that his
home in the future. He is a ener-
getie yonng man and will, no doubt,
do well there. We predict for him
a short stay and q quick return to
his native home, old Tennessee.
S. D. L. Graves and family who left
this community and moved to Mis-
souri, some eight years ago, return
ed few days since to their old
home.
C. c. Parson, of Corn Hill, Texas,
was out on VISIT to friends and
relatives a short time since, and at
te 1ded his father-in laws sale, G
B. Ross, deceased. He returned to
his family last. week.
. We are to have a. large and hand
some church built at Redellein the
near future, which will be quite an
addition to this neighborhood.
Fl. P. Anderson, son Of our S. S.
Anderson, who has been. 10 Navarro
county, Texas, for the past six
years, is expected to return to his
native home at Redell, Christmas.
Port is . worthy young man and his
friends here win welcome bis return
at any time.
Otto Smith, of Brsdshaw's store,
was visiting his little sweetness at
Redena f9w, Saturdays since. Look
here, Otto. don't persuade any of
our fair ones to leave us yet, for
they are scarce enough now. p
Rey.~W. Conch, of Culieoka, was
circulating among friends in our
community Monday.
airs. w. S. Chapman is suffering
wi1h neuralgia at this time, but we
tfops ehe may be up again sooD. -
I. T. Grifis and lady, of Dins,
were visiting in the family of A. j.
Samuel SUNDAY.
ARobert Patton and wife. of Dry
Creek, are visiting relatives in our
MIDST.