The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-07-19
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Mr.. Harris Solinsky went to Law
renceburg Tuesday.
Mr.. Willie Jones, our devil, spent
Sunday in Columbia.
Mr.. Jas. T.. Cakes and family
went to Elkmont last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Robinson entertained
few friends at her hospitable home
last Friday night.
Mr.. Edgar Anderson arrived in
the city last week from one of his
extended western tours.
Miss Brambah of Sheffield, Ala,
is visiting Mrs. Matt. Sheriff. down
the Elkton pike
Miss Florence Oliver is visiting
relatives and friends at Pulaski and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gov. Jno. C. Brown and family
left New Orleans for the Sea Shore
last Saturday night.
Miss Lille Oliver has gone to
Pulaski and Elkmont Springs TO
spend the summer.
DR.. R. A. Harden of Nashville is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Malon
Stacy at Wales.
Mr.. Buford Gillough Of Birming-
ham Ala, is in the city the guest OF
Mrs. Nick Buford.
Mr.. Robert Edmiston returned
from Glasgow KY. last week where
he has been at school.
M. Tate Jones was on visit to
his fathers family this week but left
yesterday for Cincinnati.
Miss Ina Dyer and Mr.. Allen
Holt paid a visit to Leitwich last
Saturday aud returned Monday.
Mr.. Albert Caldwell has returned
from California and is in the city
visiting his father and sister.
Rev. J. A. Woods, of Bryson, will
occupy the G. P. pulpit at Elkton
on the fifth Sunday of this month.
Mrs. Tom Hindman and her sis
ter Miss Mamie Jones, are visiting
relatives near Columbia.
Miss Carrie Smith left for Fay.
etteville this morning to visit her
cousin Miss Mayme Blake.
Misses Lizzie Cald we'll and Effie
Skillern came up from Elkmont
Tuesday TO spend few days.
Mr.. H. M. Brennan and family
left this morning for Elkmont to re-
main through the summer.
Rev. D. L. Wilson and family ore
at Elkmont. We hope Mr.. Wilson s
health will be entirely recovered.
Ezell Flournoy, son of Mrs. DIR.
C. A. Alternately, was quite sick
last week with fever, but is better.
Pulaski property holders will not
be taxed quite so high since we are
to have water-works for fire pro-
lection.
Mrs. DR.. Sumpter and family
went to Elkmont yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Anderson accom-
panied her.
Miss May Jones who has been
in Mississippi for some time arrived
in the city last week and is at her
home on East Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Meredith Of
Lawrenceburg came up t, visit
friends last Thursday. They re-
turned Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Wilson, charming
young lady of Mount Pleasant is
down to spend week with Miss
Lula Ashford, at Lynnville.
Misses Daisy and Ola Smith en-
tertai ned a few friends in most
delightful manner at their residence
on East Hill last Thursday night.
Mrs. Lou Graham left for Biz
mingham last week where she re
manned few days and then pro-
ceeded TO Virginia to remain &
month or two.
Prof. Bibb, superinte ndent of The
public schools, moved his family
here last week and is occupying The
house formerly occupied by Capt
Laird on end street.
The CITIZEN will favorably
stand a comparison with any count,
paper in the state Make the COM
parison and then take advantage o
our low rates of subscription for tn
ca mpaign.
Misses Annie Lou and Ami
Wells, left yesterday morning, 70
Fayetteville 10 visit relatives AM
attend the grand hop TO be given a
the opera house there tonight.
Mr.. P. J. Anderson is announce
a constable Of this district. He ha
made good officer and is a cleve
gentleman and would certainl
serve the people well if re ele cted
/ The very many friends of Mrs. T
Winship of Thomasville Ga. ar
glad to welcome her to Pulaski
K Harden and her little daughter ar
with her at Mrs. Malon Stacy's a
Wales.
If the friends of the representa-
tive of THE CITIZEN now at Elkmon
Springs should fail to recogniz
him on his return on account of hi
S avoirdupois and rotundity, he wi
forgive them.
Mrs. l. N. Smithson who ha
been visiting in Indiana for sewers
o week arrived at home last Frida
accompanied by the charming Mis-
Pearl Coffman, who is so pleasant
lp remem bered here.
r Rey. w. ]. Collier went to Cor
: nersville last Saturday to hol
e quarterly meeting for Rev. I.
~ Duncan who has not entirely recov
cred from his accident. Mr.. Col
|, lier's family accompanied him.
Il Mr.. Bod Gardner of Dellrose wa
II driving one day last week whe
:, - his horse became Frightened and ra
n away and threw Mr. Gardner OF
e. and broke his nose and otherwis
bruised him up. However, he wa
y able to come to town Saturday.
r An infant child of Mr.. and Mr.
e, Will Rea died last Saturday an
e, was buried Sunday evening at M
s. plewood. The tereaved psren
have the sympathy of many FRIEND
in their afliiction.
I'd Mrs. Tai. 4. Morgan and ty
is little sons and her sister, Miss H
lie tie Jamison, left last Thursday a
We ternoon for Ohio. They will tai
ed in the Cincinnati Exposition al
Y. then proceed to LINDEN, Ohio