The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-09
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

40 U'sO oiNha
Mr.. G. B. Simmons was up from
Decatur Monday.
Mrs. S. Pinkus and family moved
to Decatur Tuesday to live.
Mrs. S. C. Brady has returned
from a trip to California.
Miss Ida Suite and Mr.. Will
Grigshy wen. to Elkmont Sunday.
Mr.. Blackburn of Athens spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Will Lane has had relapse
and is said to be dangerously i'll.
MIR. Dave Suite Of Nashville is
paying home folks visit this week.
Mrs. Snow of Qoitman, Ga, is
visiting her daughter at Martin
College.
Misses Haunafn and Shea OF
Nashville are visiting relatives in
Pulaski.
John Godfrey returned from
Birmingham Monday after pro-
tracted visit.
Mr.. W. G. Lloyd of BuchaOan's
creek, good citizen, died yester-
daymoi ming.
Hume r. Steele and Flournoy
Rivers, esq'rs, were in Columbia
this week on legal business.
We can still have the sold relia-
BILE" j. L. Jones, esq, in the chair
of the county court.
Messrs Kris McCord and Walker
Flournoy came up from Elkmont
M onday night.
Mr.. W. G. Lloyd, living ON Buch-
anan's creek, we learn is very sick
and not expected to live.
Mr.. John G.. Ballentine, jr., went
to Cincinnati this week, where he
will enter into business.
Misses Annie Lou and Annie
Laurie Wells after a charming Wis
it to Fayetteville returned home Fri.
day.
There is new boy since Friday
night at the house of Mr.. w. l.
Alternately. Congratulations are il
order.
Miss Milhous, a winsome young
lady of Pulaski, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jerome Lindsay in Athens
Athens Courier.
Miss Lula Ashford OF Lynpvi.lt
has returned home after spending
several weeks at Pleasant Grove
Bigbyville, and Spring Hill.
Mr.. Harris Solinsky left Tuesday
morning to purchase stock for biz
store and TIE bazaar. His family
went to Elkmont the same day.
Will and Walter Butler, sous 0
ex-Sheriff Jno. D. Butler, are quit,
sick at the residence of their fai her
near Aspen Hill.
All Of the saloons in Pulaski no
only complied with the law b,
closing Thursday but remained
closed until next morning.
r Mrs. Pink Ezell returned from
Elkmont Springs the latter part O
last week with her little daughte
Margery whose health was not i'm
proved by the visit.
i Mr.. L. ". McCord and his tw'
daughters, Misses Maggie Mae ant
Sallie Lou, went.to Elkmont Spring
Monday to remain while. Chri
McCord and Walker Flournoy re-
turned from the springs the sam
evening.
Mrs. John Bateman Smith wen
to Fayetteville on business ant
pleasure Friday. She is expected
at home today, accompanied b,
her nephew, Mr.. Sam. McCort
Blake, of the American art depart
,, ment.
The Decatur (Tex. News of re
cent date records the birth of
daughter to. Mr, and Mrs. M
Dwyer. We congratulate the Iris
!. Poet and his esteemed wife. Nj
Dryer is favorably remembered a
a former citizen of Giles county.
Il Mr., Allen Holt, of THE CITIze
Q typographical corps, has accepted
= position on the Sheffield Enterpris
and left for that city yesterda
morning. Allen is a steady, indus
= trious typo and TIE CITIZEN wishe
him success.
Rev. Mr.. Collier was nexpecieC
= ly called to Cornersville yesterda
morning on account of the seriou
}. illness of his mother. He will prol
IF ably be here Sunday to fill his puI
|. pit, but may not. This will Deepen
upon the condition of his mothe
who we hope will recover speedil
Is That staunch friend of The CIT.
r ZEN and friend to es ything that
Is for the best Of his people, j. /
10 Burrow, of Lynnyiile, called on ,
Monday and conferred substanti
favors. We wish Giles county WI
made up of such progressive, enc
getic citizens.
er Mr.. j. r. Eskeu brought to TT
'p CITIZEN office Monday large opt
o. bowl of cotton raised on Capt. To
o, B. Waae's plantation near Vale
1t was pulled Friday. He So,
there never was better prospe
~ for a big crop of the staple al
n counts on bale to the acre. /
ss reports the same favorable prospe