The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-30

| uieu 1ueSuay morning.
Ben Childers and Will Sumpter
LETT yesterday for Belbuckle to at
tend Prof. Webb's school.
Mr.. E. J. Follis, merchant at Bn-
ford's, left Tuesday for New York
to purchase his stock of fall goods.
| Mrs. w. r. Rackley, who has
been visiting relatives in T.xxs for
month, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Eb. Bufoad left for Clarks-
vile last Thursday after spending
several weeks with Pulaski relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reese went
down to Aspen Hill this week to
visit Mr.. Jno. d. Butler.
Miss Loura Gordon is visiting
her grandmother Mrs. Faust and
other relatives in the city.
Mr.. Fisher Leake of Franklin, KY.
who seems to be very fond OF Pa
laski "Flowers" was in the city last
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom NJ. Jones who has been
spending the summer in Pulaski re-
turned to her home in Dallas, Tex,
last Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Buford leaves tc-
morrow to attend the State Univer-
sisy at Knoxville for the coming
term.
| Mr.. Will Grigshy who has been
quite Ill with bilious fever at the
residence of Mr.. Lucius Suttle, is
convalescing.
The colored people of Pulaski
and vicinity had big excursion TO
Nashville Sunday morning, return
ing late at night.
The picture of Robert Rodes, cap
tain of the Nashville bicicle club,
in Sundays American, examples"
Robert good deal.
| Frank G. McCord stopped over a
day on his return from Elkmont to
Nashville. He was benefited by
his short recreation.
| Mrs. Joe Braden and two little
girls who has been spending some
time With her parents at Lynnville
arrived at home last week.
/ DR.. Geo. S. Butler of Pulaski has
been appointed assistant surgeon
of the first reg iment state troops
with rank of captain.
| Miss Marianne Trabue Of Nash
vile, who is SO well known and adj
nired here has been visiting friends
in the city this week.
| L. W. McCord has sold the
house and !or at the end of End
street, known as the Perkins place,
to Mrs. Wales Tor $4,000.
| Mr.. John Ingram died on Buch-
anan's creek Thursday morning and
YVES buried Friday at Pisgab. His
wife died on Friday and was buried
Saturday at same place.
| Misses Irene Khun and Jennie
Sowell, two of Columbia's fair
daughters, have been the CUES is OF
Miss Orlean Ballentine since last
Thursday.
Capt. Tucker of Lincoln county,
father-in-law of Rev. Ar. Collier,
is visiting the family Of the latter
Lincoln county has no better citizen
than Capt. Tucker.
DR.. j. Berrien Lindsey secretary
of the state board of health was In
/, in Pulaski Sunday. He succeeded il
! securing the services of Dr. c. ALT
Alternately as inspector of trains
from here to the Alabama line.
! Mr.. Clarence Bernall whose Wis
S it's are quite frequent to Pulaski
but whose movements are so quie'
and Subtle very few find it out,
spent last Sunday in the city.
Laura Lee, the little three-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J Charlie Caster, died in Nashville
: Friday morning and the remain:
: we're buried at Maplewood Sunday
Mr.. John C. Dexter of Column
|. formally connected with Giles Col
I'll lege, was on a visit to Pulaski Sat
urday. All he needs to make hin
happy in this world is :''oheek.
b Miss Meta Orr of Nashville arriy
II ed in the city last Friday evenin!
= from Athens Ala, where she ba
!, been visiting relati yes She is tn,
a guest of Mrs. Marion Childres OF
II East Hill.
III The announcement of The dealt
. Of Mr.. Will Smith, son of Mr.
D Monroe Smith, was overlooked
last week. He died at Pisgah OF
" Thursday 10th inst and was bur
led at Maplewood cemetery. III
= was worthy and highly esteemed
young man.
IL We have to make the sad an
l. nouncement Of the death of Mar
ia the sweet little three year old daugh
e ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Aber
u na,hy. which sad event occurre,
y Tuesday night, 2sth inst. at tn
: residence of Mr.. Ed Martin i
= Pulaski. The canse of the death c
this lovely child was fux.
THE CITIZEN was delighted wit
+ call Monday from Revs. G.
Saunders and G. W. Mitchell, VIII
in will hold a protracted meeting q
re NJ. Moriah, including next Sunda,
:. Some doubts having been expresse
10 as to the probability of DIR. Saun
st ders being able to be present 9
s this meeting we are glad to ar
20 nounce that he is here and wi
e take part in the meeting.
Rev. W. r. Thornton, secretar
Of the Young Mems Christian Asse
T. citation at Pulaski, ia preparing t
/ join conference this fall at Fayette
T. vile. He delivered two creditabl
discourses at the Methodist churc
rs Sunday, one in the morning and on
&c at night. He gives promise {
be making good preacher. He is
ID worthy young man and we wis
him success in the sacred field b
has entered.
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