The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-20
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and will no doubt be successful If
experience and good judgement
count.
Col. JnO. S. Miller of jackson
Tenn, spent Saturday IN Bolivar.
He was once resident of Bolivar
but moved before the war to Jack
son, Tenn, where he has accumu-
lated a fortune. He Is a brother of
the late Pitser Miller, and Wiley
B. Miller.
in letter written by one of
the patients of the Western Hospi-
tai to Judge Dubose, of Memphis
and published in the Avalanche,
very complimentary mention is
made of the kind and courteous
treatment which the inmates receive
at the hands of the officials.
The theatre party given by Miss
Pauline Frayser, of Memphis, last
Friday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Irene McNeal, of BOli>
var, is spoken of by the Memphis
press as being the largest and hand
soonest ever given in that city.
Mrs. M. A. Parish and hel
daughter, Miss Annie Lee, of Jack
son moved to Bolivar this week
and will occupy her residence or
street. Mrs. Parrish and
her daughter were residents of oul
town several years ago, and VIZ
gladly welcome them back.
Mr.. Emmett Doyle left Yester-
day evening for Hunts vile, Ala,
where he goes to accept a position
as druggist. Mr.. Doyle Is young
man of excellent habits, highly val
ued by his former employ er, popu'
lar in the community, and we re
greet to see him leave; however, we
wish him success In Alabama.
The continued warm weathe,
for the past two weeks has resulted
very seriously to our people in re-
gard to saving meat. From al
parts of the county we learn that
large per cent, of the meat kllle
has spoiled. This is an unexpecte
disaster, and III view of the shortag
in the cotton crop will be
heavy blow.
Sheriff Frank Knox and w. {
Old, Of Somerville, came over las
Tuesday to bring two coloTed lun
atics for the Western Hospital
They were refused admittance
however, from the fact that the
have no accommodation at present fC
class, Sheriff Foot took charge o
the pair Tuesday night al the jai
and Wednesday morning they r
turned to Somerville.
Mr.. George Carter met with
serious accident last Friday at tt
residence of Mr.. WILEY Price j
West Bolivar. A fractions hors
which he was riding reared an
fell upon HIM breaking his right Il
below the knee. The injured ma
was attended by Drs. Il. w. Tia
and ]. j. Nicely, Jr, who set Il
broken member, and the sufferer
doing nicely now.
In Covington, Tenn. on De
18th. fearful catastrophe Occurr'
in which t wo men lost their live
and two more were injured. 1t
. caused by the explosion of the lar
! boiler of Randall and Co.'S saw al
planning mills. Mr.. j ones the {
gineer, was killed almost Instant
Mr.. Mack Ste Wart, one of the pr
It prietors only lived few hours.
!. Preaching next Sunday at IL
m. and z p. m. at the Method
"a church by the pastor. MOrni
- service especially for young mC
night service especially for WONT
8 p, M, a service especially
/. children. Only those invited "
es desire very much to do so and
is such are more than welcome to
to tend any or all the services.
Sc w. Fl. EVANS, p. &
The schedule of the /. q. n
was changed last Sunday, notice
fe which appears in the time card
ey this paper. The south bound II
de passes here at 4 O'Clock in the of
~ noon, connecting at Grand Junci
lg, with the NJ. & c., thus making