The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-29
I.ynnville.


Husbands, when the dinner bell
is heard in every direction heed it. |
Tie good wives ought to have
their houses respected.
T. G. McMohn Is now in head
way hull ling on his new dwelling
and will soon have q handsome
residence competed.
A. L. Cline, who has been very
low with fever, IN Nashville, is now
at home. We hope soon to see him
look the picture Of health again.
There were many people here
last Thursday to witness The show.
Mr.. Forrest. OF Milwaukee, ar
rived last week to complete the
mill. The elevator is now running
| in g rapid way, capacity OF corn
per day, / presume, is three hun
Dire | lbs, and AMI wheat so bbls.
| per day. LSnnviile is provided
with such large and elegant mill,
and why not let the people of our
county know it.
Will Story, with good business
house 10 EllIton, is a. home for
short rest. Will is q young man
that Lynnville should be proud OF
and We hope to see him succeed.
Dir. Jno. A Dixon, OF Pulaski, a
lively and energetic fruit agent,
and also an agent for elegant por-
traits, made from small pictures,
was in our town last week.
Mr.. Joe Briggs met with the sad
misfortune of getting his resldenc:
and nearly everything consumed
by fire last weeg. We failed TO
learn how it caught.
Misses Grace Thomas and Min
ME Dyer, of Pulaski, returned home
last saturday to The regret of ma
ny fiiends here.
Miss Clara Wagstaf was indis-
posed with fux last week.
We are glad to see Clarence II
home smiling again behind the
counters, after an absence of thre'
weeks in New York and othe
places.
Mrs. Hewett, of Cornersvl.ie
: spent last Friday in our midst, OF
her way to Columbia to spend |
week with relatives and friends.
, Mrs. Hayger and Miss Garrett
! of Nashville, two accomplished 10
! dies are spe nding two weeks witt
! DR.. Locke's family. The forme
! has a class in music here now.
Misses Dilliha and Lancaster
two pleasant young ladies OF Hui
y ricane Switch, spent Last Saturda
and Sunday at Mr.. Tom Fry's.
:, Rev. Markum, of Fayetteville
y held meeting here on last Saturda
= and Sunday.
u Misses Eugene Morgan an
Bell Robinson, of Williamson, an
" Davidson countys, entered schot
Il here last week.
= Watermelon wagons make thei
u appearance on the square ever
? few days.
y Your correspondent had de
L lightfnl time while absent.
g Mrs. Grigsby, Of Pulaski, is on
,, to visit the family of her faith el
. Mr.. Carter Witt.
Our fourth quarterly confer enc
: will conveneatthe M.E.church here
. on Saturday before the 3fd Sunda.
of September. Rev. Mr.. Brow
= will be with US and contemplate
: protracting the meeting for tw
weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Groves is still lynn
:. very low at this writing with Blu
: little hope of her recovery. Mrs
Frncis Smith is still lingering also
Misses Mary and Addio Thoma
have returned from pleasant visi
to Nashville.
{ Mrs. Furgerson, OF Williamson
I county, is on visit TO friends her
now.
Mrs. Beatty, of Cornersvill
= stopped over with friends here las
week en- route to Nashville.
Mrs. DIR. Locke has been indis
: posed for several days.
|, Ward S. Bugg left us Tuesday
= for Texas. We wish him pleas
!, ant journey and long life.
Mr.. Gid Hobbs, our night oper
ator, was very sick last week.
Mr.. Wharton, father of Mrs. W. III
Groves, arrived from Virginia to at
tend her bedside last Thursday.
Mrs. Batter, of Aspen Hill, was
up last week visiting relatives ant
; home folks at the hotel.