The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-10
PERSONAL.

| Mr. Eugene Porter was IN Bolivar last
Thursday.
Mr.. Jas. Avant of Hickory Valley was
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hubbard formerly Of the Bull
letin is in Bolivar.
Prof. c. P. Hudson Of Toone, was in Boil
var and called to see US Monday.
Col. T. E. Upshaw. is spending a short
while with his family in Bolivar.
Miss Mamie Frank OF Memphis is visiting
her sister, Mrs Sam Kahn IN Bolivar.
Mesers. R. B. and Geo. Bradford of Toone
called in at the Bulletin office last week.
Miss Allie Wood has returned from
visit of several weeks in Columbia, Tenn.
DIR. R. NJ. Hammer and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Bolivar their old home.
Master Lee Hill, of Memphis is visiting
our young friend Eddie Durrett in Bolivar.
Mrs. Knox Polk, Of Nashville is visiting
the family Ct Mr.. W. T. Armistead in Boil
var.
Esq. Smith of Salisbury and Esq. Maui
ding of Grand Junction called in to SEE us
Monday.
Mrs. Ann Fentress in company with Mr..
Jerome Hill Of ST. Louis, are in Bolivar
visiting friends.
Miss Mary Tate after a most pleasant
visit of two or three weeks visit in Memphis
returned home last Saturday.
Miss Lula Reid, charming young lady
from Macon, Tenn, is visiting the family
Of Mr.. Geo. G. Adams in Bolivar.
Messrs. Jim Withers and Chas. Harron
two of Jacksons clever and enterprising
young citizens were in town last Sunday.
Mr.. Greenabaum, Of Louisville has ac-
cepted position as salesman in the dry
goods house of Kahn Bro, IN Bolivar.
Esq. J. W Bass Of New Castle was in to
sec Us Monday and had his name entered
on our subscription books for another year.
Mr.. P.L. Hoyt, the clever salesman Of
Spurlock, Page & Co, of Nashville, atten-
ded the hop at opera house Tuesday night
Mr.. Jno. Coleman, former Bolivar boy
returned Wednesday to mingle with his old
friends and associates in Bolivar Tor short
while.
a. Miller, Esq. of Bolivar. executive
committeeman from the 10th congressional
district. was in the city Wednesday.-[ Dis
patch.
Mr.. J. \. Barrett, the popular salesman
of F. H Mayo in Bolivar has just returned
from a visit of several days to his brother
in Arkansas.
Misses Mary Martin and Mary Hill two
bright and charming young ladies of Mem
phis are visiting Miss Irene McNeal in
Bolivar.
Miss Minnie Warren who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Middleton and
Salisbury returned to her home IN Bolivar
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nelson, sister of Mr.. Ed Durrett Of
Bolivar left Wednesday to visit friends and
relatives in Virginia, she Will remain in
Virginia several months.
Mcssrs. Thos and Richard Upshaw who
have been employed in St, Lonis for some
months past returned to visit their home in
Bolivar this week. They are welcomed
by many friends of former day.
Messrs. ". c. Dorion and VIM Anderson
left last Tuesday on prospecting tour to
Florida, of few weeks. We did not learn
whether they have determined to locate in
Florida, but hope they will return and re-
main with US.
Messrs. Jno. Norment and VIII McCarley
two of Bolivars gallants have gone to Chi
cago, we think, to nominate Spoon Butler
for President. We understand Billie and
Spoon Ben are bosom friends and of course
he will exert himself to secure Buffers
nomination.
Miss Nellie Walker, one of Bolivar
most beautiful and entertaining young Ia
dies left Wednesday evening to visit her
fathers relatives in Virginia. She will re-
main in Virginia until September. Miss
Nellies many friends will regret very much
to loose her for even that length of time, as
, her cheerful presence at our social gathering
viii be greatly missed.