The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-20
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

| MISS 1ueZ 1OuuS went W NdSu'
vile Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Bob Baugh is at the clothin,
store in the absence of Mr.. A. T
Baugh.
Mrs. DR.. Smizer and Miss Salli
of Culleoka were in Pulaski las
Thursday.
Mr.. Julian Rivers has gone te
Nashville to enter jennings Bust
ness College.
Frank Matthews and Will Grigs
by who have been on the sick lis
are out again.
Capt. Hick Ballentine ATTENDED
the Murfreesboro fair last week anG
returned Sunday.
G. B. Mckenzie, Esq, q long res
ident of Fayetteville, has been visit.
ing relatives in Pulaski.
W. A. Paisley is still with Bran
nan & Smith where he is always de-
lighted to see his friends.
Mr.. Aaron Grigsby left for Nash
vile Sunday afternoon to enter a
wholesale drug establishment.
Mr.. Atha Baugh was not we'll last
week and went down 10 his father
at Elkton to recuperate.
Miss Myra Rivers lefs last week.
accompanied by her father for
Knoxville, ILL.,, to attend school.
Mr.. John SIM b, one o. the Hunt s.
vile police force and son Of our
Mr.. Pleas Mt Smith, is iu Pulaski
ON a visit.
Mrs. John A. jackson returned
home last week from AN extended
visit to NORTH western watering
places.
Our handsome young friend,
Merritt Esllck, esq was quite sick
last week at his father, in the vi
cinity of Sumac.
Mrs. j. b. Childers left for Al
buquerque last Sunday afternoon.
She was met at Kansas City by her
son, Scion E. Rose, jr.
Miss Carrie Smith has returned
from protracted and much en-
joyed visit to relatives and friends
in Fayetteville.
Rev. T. j. Duncan and wife came
over from Fayetteville last week to
visit their children and friends
Mrs. Duncan is still here.
Hon. Flournoy Rivers, candidate
for democratic elector for this con-
gressional district, will open the
campaign at Clifton next Monday.
Mrs. John Matthews was called
to the country last week 10 see her
father, Mr. Ben. Franklin, who has
been i'll for some time.
Mr.. W. E. Jackson of Sante Fee,
CAL, arrived in this CITY last Satur-
day to visit huge circle of rela-
tives and friends in this county.
Miss Alice Smith left for L ,uis-
vile yesterday evening to purchase
fall millinery. She will make Sc
lections with her usual charming
taste
Miss Rose Flautt was quite i'll
last week, but is so much improved
that she will leave Friday with Mrs.
Scion E. Rose to attend the Nash
vile fair.
Miss Matte Smith is having the
cottage owned byher just above the
parsonage remodeled, new fence
built around the premises and other
modern improvements made.
Will Ross and Jim Nose King
went down the road Sunday eve
ming ON a regular train and spent
the night sitting on the track wait
ing for a return freight.
Messrs. Mark Arrows NTH, Jas
Mclean, FraHk Webb and Capt
Lem. Oliver returned from The
Cincinnati exposition Sunday
They went Thursday.
Mr.. Ed. Cox went to Oxmore
Ala, Friday night TO bring hi.
brother Can home, who was danger
ousiy i'll at that place. They return
ed Sunday, W.. Can Cox being in 8
| very feeble and prostrare con ditioI
of health.
While Mrs. w. G. Davis wa
drying atross the square last Fri
day with her children in the buggy
with her, the home became fright.
ened at something and made an ef
fort to run away. He was checked
before any damage was done.
| Mrs. John A. Jackson recent
visited the great slaughter hous
and meat packing establis hment Q
Armour and Co., Chicago. She no,
thinks the life offs vegetarian tn
healthiest and happlest.
Mr.. Ed. Wade, having just at
tn;ned his majority, issued invita-
1 tions to quite a number Of peOpl
to a debnt party at bis fathers resi-
dence, four miles west of town, las
night. Many couples attende
from this city.
| Mr.. w. P. Worsham and Mis-
Mary Ella Patterson were marie
last week. A worthy geutlema
Is thus united to lovely and wor
thy young lady and their futur
happiness is assured if the wishe
of host of friends is granted.
Mr.. Izsll Baliou. who lives wit
his son in-law, Mr.. Rutherford,
the 18th district of this county,
in his 9Sth year. He is getting
little childish but is in per:e'
health and never TO k dose I
phyeic 10 his life. The old ma
says there are only three things h
= is afraid OF, viz: ad ctor, mul
and a rattlesnake. He smokes
] pipe necessarily.
Judge Hillary Ward lsfs Pulas1
Tuesday for Europe. He will Wis
, England, France, Italy, Egypt. Il
e Holy Land and perhaps Persi
1t is to be hoped that the Jud!
, may be able in his extensive trave
10 find some fair maiden who W
capture his youthful and tender Q