The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-06
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Tully Smithson of Birmingham i
in town.
Mrs W. B Smithson is visiting
friends in Williamson county.
Miss Matte Skillern was visiting
friends at Athens last week.
Miss Lizzie Shy of Franklin il
visiting Mrs. Cayce on East Hill
Hon. lournoy Rivers left for Flor
ence, Ala. Tuesday night,to be gone
several days.
4 Miss Cora Crockett, who has been
absent in New York city for several
months, has returned home.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Jno. o. Carter and
Mr.. Carter's mother haze taken
rooms at the Old Linden House.
Messrs. Geo. Suttle and Will
Ross had their good clothes be-
spatted with Prospect mud Sunday.
W.A.Ashford of Memphis was at
home last week, to the delight of
fond parents and friends near New
Lynn vile.
Misses Jennie Sowell and Irene
Kuhn of Columbia have returned
home after pleasant visit to Pu-
laski friends.
Miss Mary Lee Leftwich who has
been the guest of Misses Anna and
Ella May, returned to her home in
Nashville last week.
Miss Lee Steele,of Athens Female
College, returned last week from an
extended tour in Texas in the in
terest of the college.
Messrs. John Boyd, Ed Tate,
George Witt and c. A. Smith Of
Lynnville, attended the hep given
at the Linden last Thursday night.
Mrs. Hamilton and children Of
Dallas, Tex, who have been sum
mering at Martin College, have ia
ken rooms at the Linden House.
Mrs. F. w. Rudd is renovating
her house and getting ready to re-
ceive new fall milienary anext week.
Look out for her advertisement
next week.
The annual report of rules, regu-
lations and course of study of the
public schools Of Pulaski, Tenn,
for 1883, has just been issued in
; eat pamphlet form from HE CITI
ZEN job office.
MIR. and Mrs. john Sneed arriv-
ed in Pulaski last Monday from an
extended bridal tour to all the
Eastern watering places. They
will return to Nashville this week,
where Mr.. Sneed is popular and
successful furnature merchant.
Miss Orlean Ballentine of Muir
freesboro, who has been the guest
of Pulaski relatives several weeks,
returned home last Saturday accom-
panied by our Mss Orlean, who
will be tue guest of Geo. Paine r
while there.
Mr.. John j. Garrett, native and
long time citizen of Giles county,
but who has been living at Honey
Grove, Texas, for some time, has
returned to Giles and rented a
house temporarily in Pulaski to
which he will bring his family in a
few days. Mr.. Garrett has been.
subscriber to The CITIZEN ever
since it's foundation.
Rev. ID. nj. Booth, a worthy ciLi-
zen of Pulaski, died a his home Oh
East Hill on Monday Sept. Bird, of
pneumonia, aged about 40 years
SIR. Booth was licensed Methodist
preacher but was not in the active
ministry when he died. He was a
brother of Rev. II. L. Booth and
Mr.. Thomas M. Booth. His re-
mains were carried to the country
for interment.
Our old friend, Col David H.
Parsons, who has been confined to
his bed with bilious fever for sever
al weeks, was in town Monday and
was greeted by a host of friends.
The voters of his district paid him
high compliment when they re-
elected him to the office of magis-
trate while he was down in bed and
without any solicitation upon his
part. May he live thousand years
and grow to be as large as house.
Harris Solinsky returned Sunday
night from New York where be had
been to purchase his fall stock. He
is perfectly enthusiastic in his
belief that Cleveland will be cleo
ted. He says plenty of bets are Of
fered and no takers that Cleveland
will carry more states than Blaine
did. Harris is perfectly happy
over the fact that his friends
Messrs. S. G.. Mitchell and Flour
noy Rivers have the hay fever as
bad as. he has. All of their noses
look like sun flowers.