The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-08
Campbellsville.
BY scRIBLrR.

By StkiBLEH.
We have beel blessed with
plsuty of rain end the corn crop is
very promising.
cot n will far exceed our ex-
pectation ii the season is favorable
from now un il picking time.
Mr.. Harvey Wilson vi Alabama,
was the guest OF Mr. A. b. Cowan
last week.
Miss Minnie Zuccarello returned
from Nashville Sunday.
Miss Eba Bennette, of Co,um.
bia, and Miss Leonard, of Nash
vile, accompanied by Mr.. Porter
IRVINE, of Columbia, were the guest
of Mrs Cowan Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mr.. James Ii. Zuccarellp on his
return from southern drumming
tour spent one night with US and
has gone on to CINCINNATI.
Mr.. Guy l.. Zuccarello has sever
cd his connection with the Camp
belisvil.e school as teacher of
book keeping and penmansnip, and
has accepted position as book
keeper and salesman in the cloth
ing house OF Mr. Blood worth, at
Eufala, Ala. He left here Thurs
day.
Mr.. John Benson and his sls;er,
Miss Susie, of Lawrence county,
are boarding at Mr.. j. NJ. Knox
and attending tue Csmpbeilsville
school. Miss Mary Knox is teach
ing the primary department.
The annual protracted meeting
at the G. p. church began Sunday.
There was large attendance.
The Rev. Mr. Bridges is being as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Hendricks.
Rev. Mr.. Foster is also attending
the meeting.
The meeting has brought quite
number of guests into our CON-
munity. Messrs. win Ross, Wi.
ley Alternately and Allison Owens
of Pulaski, and Messrs. Martin
Houston ond Tom Evans Of Lynn
vile were among the visitors Sun
day. Besides those whom we have
mentioned above, we note The fol
lowing: Miss Cora Ewing, Miss
Minnie Knox, of Lewisburg, Miss
Vicie Knox and Simm'e G,lbresth
of Lynnville, guests OF Mr.. j. NJ
Knox; Miss Salie Burn-, of Wayn,
Miss Willie Alexander, of Maury,
and Misses Lille and Fannie
Campbell, OF Culleoks, guests OF
Mrs. DR.. Campbell aud Miss Le-
ma Hardemau. ii Rural Rlpples
guest IF Miss Matte Sanders.
The meetings al Hebron and al
the Christian church on Big Creek
closed last Sunday. W. did moi
Learn the results Of these meetings
There was quito an enjoyable
picnic at Morris mill Saturday
The young ladies and gents o
Pleasant Valley and Campbells-
vile were the participants.
Miss Sallie Paisley came hone
from Maury Friday TO attend th,
meeting. She has a good must,
class there.
Little Jennie Reddlck, Vera Du,
and Mr.. r. j. Hannah have beer
sick with fever.
Mr.. John Carothers and viii
arrived here Sunday fiom Wes'
Point, Miss, having been sum
moned by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Henderson Yokley.
The hogs that were biit,n by ,
IN .d-dog about two months ago
are going mad. Mr.. 5. p. Wood
ward and Mr.. Wick each lost on,
with hydrophobia Friday.
Our little burg was the scene o
an elopement Sunday. The con.
tracting parties were Mr.. Georg'
Cannon, of Memphis, and Mis-
Fannie Campbell, of Culleo' a, (on'
OF the young ladies already men
toned as the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. DR.. Campoell.) The lover
in spite OF all OPP csition hat
planned for this occasion. Sh
took advantage of her visit here
and he after arriving from Memphi
with an associate, procured a car
rage and reached here while IT,
services wer being conducted a
the G.. p. church. Upon his al
rival she met him at the cargiag
and while the driver was endeay
oring to find Esq. NJ. L. copeland
they became restless and drove o
rapidly (leaving the driver, fc
Pula,kl where they were marie
at the parsonage by Rev. w.
!. Collier. While we wish them ever
. JOY, we sympath re with thedashin
young widower who had escorte
her to the church and got so bad
y left.
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