The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-02
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

sick list.
Mrs. Wienbaum came up from
Elkmont several days ago.
Mr.. Nealy Craig came out from
Nashville Monday to see the
folks.
Dave, little son of Mr.. Harris
Solinsky, has been sick for several
days.
Mrs. Edgar Anderson was visit
ing Miss Florence Irvine at Column
bia few days ago.
Miss Camilla Dobbins Of Law
renee county is the guest of Mrs. A
j. McKimmin this week.
Mr.. c.. T. Robinson who has beer
quite i'll at his residence in the city
is slowly improving.
The charming Miss Katie Wilkei
of Columbie is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Wilkes at Martin College.
Mrs. Kittie Lattama and chill
dren of Texarksna are expected L
arrive to-day on visit to her pa
rents.
Capt. Love, wife and daughter
from Culleoka are the guests of Mr.
George Short, and other relatives
this week.
Mr.. Oda Neil and two sisters
Misses Sarah Vance and Myrtle
Lee came up from Birmingham las
Saturday.
Two of the Elkmont Springs
string band struck" last Thursday
for home. Col Henry Giles (color
ed is still on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. McLsurint
came down from Nashville vester
day and event out to Bunke
Hill On visit to relatives.
Mss Mae Boyd McCord is spend
ing several weeks at Elkmont, thu
guest of Misses Annie Cakes an(
Fife Skillern.
We have noticed recently al
abundance of the very finest qualit,
of peaches in the country but few
of them find their way to town.
Rev. D. L. Wilson came up fron
Elkmont- several days ago to chris
ten the infant daughter of MIR. an
Mrs. II. G. Brown, who is quite il
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rosena
of Tuscaloosa, Ala who hare bee
summering at Elkmont, came to tn
city last Thursday to remain fe'
days, before going east. They lef
Monday.
We learn that the president eff til
democratic club Of Pulaski has in
vited Gen. j. D. G. Atkins to speel
here Friday week. We do not kno,
whether the invitation has been &C
cept ed or not.
Mr.. Mac. Harwell died at hon
near Bunker Hill Sunday mornin
at 10 o'clock, of typhoid fever, age
81 years. He leaves a wife an
, three children. His remains wei
: inferred at Pisgah.
= A very pleasant impromtu enter
7 tainment was given at the reslden(
of Mrs Lucious Sut,le Tuesda
night. The young ladies and gen
: tlemen were out in force and enea!
ed In dancing till a late hour.
: Mr.. J. p. May is the most sue
e cessful horticulturist anywhere
this part of the country. Our oflit
was made fragrant with a larg
bouquet of choice blossoms from h
garden Monday. Many thanks.
Mr.. Ben C. Epperson, superinten'
, ent of the Mobile division of th
@ L. & N, and his family, arrived
GAINESVILLE few days ago whel
i Mrs. Epperson and children wi
n spend the summer.
e Mr.. G.. B Ross of Redell died
, old age and general debility la
: Wednesday, 25th inst. He was
pensioner having served in Il
e Mexican war. The funeral servic
'e were conducted by Rev. A. NJ. Eze
!. Mrs. James T. Wheeler, wi
Ii of the late Col. James z. Wheele
e the lamented gallant colonel of t
Ist Tennessessee cavalry. died
c Friday night, 9th ult., at her hon
N near Mt. Moriah church, Gil
10 county. She died of consumpti'
y and was buried Saturday in t
t cemetery at Mt. Moriah church.
- We announce to-day Mr.. Hen
- Arrowsmith g candidate for the lie
=. islature. He is level headed mt
r. democrat without guile, OF sou
- business experience and unswer
- ing integrity-and ofsuch ought
-, -, be the kingdom of legislativene;
a. If the democrats shall nominate b
- in the primary they will have m
!. worthy and able to represent the
Mons. Godefroy, who sprained
hack very seriously several wee
ago, in attempting to get out of b
g. Sunday morning, 22d, fell on
to floor and wreRched bis back ags
on so severely that he found it imp
tie sible to move at all and could l
s. even get his handkerchief Will
he was in his pockets it gave him SD
an excraciating pain. AS Mons. Ii
N entirely alone and it being Sund
he no assistance came to his relief
ty day. Abe ut 7 o'clock that evenil
ir. after lying on the floor all day,
ne managed with much pain to
lis back in bed. He is be ter now.
IS Hon.Z.W. Ewing leaves this We
o. Flor Washington to enter upon
as duties as examiner of law claims
mi the land office, a judicial post
nd and one Of much responsibility q
20 Importance. In honoriDg our {
he tinguished townsman with t
tol great trust the administration az
ii to its members q man of great en-
it gy. legal acumen and with a NJ
il we'll trained in judicial investle
tlon. He will reflect credit vi
nf The office. Disllking to be depri
,e- of a fellow citizen who sraces sol
m ty and is leading fixture in
I'M public affairs, we nevertheless
are joice in his promotion and congr
no ulate him upon this marked rec
hat milton of distinguished ability.
ms Meeting Of the Democratic Club.
io'. The Cleveland, Thurman !:
pen Taylor club had an enthusiast
Jay meeting. Saturday night and sew
ou' mem bers were added.
M, president made an eloquent spe
, , and stirring resolutions were int