The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-05
Cedar Grove.
BY TIMOTHY.

There is a great deal of sickne SIS
in this community. The following
arc among the number, Mr.. j. d.
Anthony has been very sick but we
are glad to report him improving
and will soon be up again.
Mrs. C. H. Tidwell is very sick.
w. K. Garner is quite sick, threat
ened with fever.
We are glad to report Miss Metta
Garner, who has been in very pre-
carious condition for some time is
improving slowly.
Grover, youngest son of Mr..
Noah Anthony has been indispo sed
for come weeks. but is better now.
Whooping-cough is very prevalent
IN this community.
Mr.. Joe Mccoy, of Alabama spent
Saturday might at Mr.. R. w.
Hollis.
Mrs. A. Gracy accompanied by
Miss Annie Pittard and Purnell Rob
erts attended Mt. Morlah meeting.
Thomas, Walter and Rupert.Ha.-
well, Richard and Purneil Roberts
returned Thursday from Wooley
Springs Alabama where they have
been spending the summer. They
report a pleasant time.
MIR. Frank Plttard opened school
at New Union in the 18th district
the third Monday in last month.
Success to you Fraak in your IN
dertaking.
Tue school at this place under
the management of J. e. Anthony
is repidly decreasing owing to the
great amount of sickness now pre-
vailing among the pupils.
The protr acted meeting COM
menced last Sunday, quite a crowd
from distance were in attendance
The following are those who are
attendidg; Misses Florence Brown
and Lena McGrew, Rev w. G..
Brown Of Pulaski. Miss Lena Har-
deman, and Chas. Zuccarello, Will
sou Dickson and James Pittard, OF
Chicken Creek, and Miss Mamie
Bray, of Sharon.
There was very heavy ram sc
companied with hail passed over
this section Monday evening
G.. A. and Miss Lee Allied arc
{, attending writing school at Mt
zion conducted by Prof. Underwood
Several of our young ladies and
| gentlemen attended tho Pleasant
Hill meeting Sunday.
Road working is about over anC
we can say thai they are greatly
improved.
Mr. Thompson, of Alabama, has
bought out Mr.. Joseph Lauson and
will will tvke possession as soon a.
possible.
Mrs. Jas. ID. Anthony attended
the burial of her granddaughte
Mildred Anthony in Pulaski last
Saturday. The little one is at rest
| The number on the sick list are
rapidly diminishing; bat we ar
sorry to report Mr.. w. r. Crane
no better.
Miss Meta Garner is on tn
convalescent list and her man,
friends viii. be glad to see her vi
again.
, Mrs. C. II. TidweI is still very
i'll.
Mr.. James d. Anthony is i'm
proving rapidly.
, Miss Mamie Bradley, after visit
ing relatives in this vicinity sever
al days, returned homo last Fri
: day.
i Misses Lena McGrew and Flor
ence Brown who have been visitin,
J the Misses Williams returned t,
) their home IN Pulaski last Satur
, day.
!, Miss Torrance, Of Culleoka is Wis
; iting the family of Mr.. John Jud
: kins.
e Rev. homas Cosby. of Val
Mills, attended the meeting las
| week.
S Mrs. Simpson, OF Simpson
/ Chapel, returned home Saturda
: from a visit TO the family OF be
! son, r. j. Simpson.
Mrs. Annie Ruth was visitin
q her uncle Mr.. Copeland Whitfield
8 IN the city last week.
ri Mr.. w. G. Shores was at the bed
side of his aunt Mrs. j. j. Phillip
e in Pulaski last Friday night who
very sick.
: There was quite pleasant gail
i, ering of young people at the res
n dence of Mrs. Marks last Thurs
Y day afternoon. They passed IL
u evening in playing croquet and ii
l. never 10 be forgotten old gam
b mumblepeg.
,tl Mrs. Beckham had the misforl
e une to be thrown from her horl
% last Wednesday and her ankle vi
j. sprained.
IT Waltef Harwel has return,
II from Nashville, where he has be-
ii on 3 visit for several days.
te From the maneuyers OF ole
our young men, Greatly an old ba'
IS elor) be is going to cut some o
Ig out.
Miss Annie Barber, Of Asp
&C Hill, who has been visiting III
}. Lee Alfred, returned home s.
ur urday.
Oh Miss Lille Keeling is at HEIR
Nv attending her sister, Miss Eu
nc who is very sick.
Mr.. r w. Holt has about co
ed pletcd bis nes residence.
:. Mr.. viii Grigsby has leased