The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-12-26

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Dir. and Mrs. d. e. Wilson were
d the city several days last week.
Mrs. Jno. A. Jackson is spend
ng Christmas with Franklin rela-
ives.
Tom Martin, OF Nashville, spent
several days in the city visiting bis
Earl Edmundson came home
from Texaa Saturday to spend the
holidays.
DIR. Thompson and wife of Cor
nersville we're in Pulaski shoppingf
last week.
Miss Ennice Simpson is visiting
the family of Mr.. Andrew King this
week.
Miss Mamie Wilson, of Arkan-
sas, lie visiting her brother. Rev.
D. L. Wilson.
Mr. s. Lizzie Buford left Monday
for Hunt sville 10 spend The holi
days.
Mr.. Nathan Adams, of Dallas,
Texas, came in Tuesday to see his
lsmo.her and aisters.
Miss Matte Allison came up
from Decatur Saturday to be a Z
home during the holidays.
Ben Childers, of Bell Buckle
came down last Saturday to spend
the holidays at home.
Miss Ida Alternately came over
from Fayetteville last Saturday
With Mrs. Sam Alternately.
Misses Estelle and Bona Ander-
son ares visiting friends in Louis
vile, They left Saturday.
| Messrs. Walker Flournoy, Will
Jones and Kris McCord spent Sun
| day in Athens.
| Mrs. i. N. Smithson, who has
been visiting In Indianapolis, Ind.
returned home last Wednesday.
Il Mr. Basil Dobrey, who has beer
on an extended tour through thu
west, has returned TO Pulaski.
John Phillips, who is attending
school in Nashville, came down t.
spend Christmas with home folks
| Miss Mamie Lewis left last weel
to spend the holidays with he
friend, Miss Lottie Bibb at Decatur
Hon. Flournoy Rivers returned
Saturday from Nashville, where h
has been attending the suprem
court.
Mr.. Will McKissack arrived from
colorado several days since u
spend Christmas with the hom
} folks.
Miss Sue Alternately left Konda,
for Clarksviile to spent Christina
with her sister, Mrs. Ella Cunning
ham.
Andrew Ballentine, who has beef
attending school at GAINESVILLE
, came down to spend the holiday
at home.
1t is to be hoped there Is NJ
truth in the old saying that q
green Christmas means fat grave
yard
i Miss Lula Hardin, who has beer
with her sister, Mrs, Malon Stacy,
several weeks, returned to Nash
Vile last Friday.
Miss Jennie Evans, of Culleokn
was the guest Of Mrs. E. NJ. Sher-
rill on the Elkton pike last week,
She WIS also visiting in Pulaski.
Mrs. Julia Brannan returned
| Saturday from Clark sville, where
she has been teaching school, te
spend Christmas at home.
Mr.. Thomas Brandon left las'
| Saturday on his return to Texas
after spending several days with
relatives in Pulaski.
DR.. W. G. Wall, an accomplished
gentleman of Hernandez, Miss, il
in the city visiting his daughter,
who is attending school at Martin
: College.
We received an interesting COM
,, municstion from Buford's station
last week but could not publish il
as there was no. signature attached
Il Mr.. j. d. Andrews, of the Banner
J and handsome little son Maxwell
were in the city Monday. He
brought his boy up to pay visit
10 his alma mater Ia the printing
business =
Mr.. Charley Carter and family
.I OF Nashville, are in the city visit
Ing relatives. He viii go to Flor
ence, Ala, this week where he viii
engage la business.
Miss sEmmie Horton. of Martin
College, left Friday to spend tbs
holidays at her home in Athens
She was accompanied home by
Misses Minnie Robinson and Ellis
Phillips.
i We received lIst of the presents
(which we're. received by Mrs. John
Elhson--nee Mica Dora Marks
on her marriage last week. but Al
lthe.list was written with . ieas
pencil IL had become erased aat
Icould not be read.
Misses Carrie and Villa Smitl
lentertained several friends Monda,
! lnlghs. The evening Was passed of
. pleasantly by those present in play