The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-13
BOLIVAR BULLETIN
LOCAL NEWS.



Lake, Miss, is visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. Sam Kahn, of Memphis,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
his family.
The rainfall on last Thursday
evening was l.ss inches in about
two hours.
Mrs. w. T. West and children.
from Mobile, Ala, are with Esq.
Wiley Fort.
The Methodist Sunday School
spent Tuesday last picnicing at Dun
lap Springs.
Misses Mcfarland and Murray,
from Medina, are the guests of Mrs.
w. A. House.
Miss Della Prewitt, of Grand
Junction, spent Saturday and Sunday
last IN Bolivar.
The Episcopal Sunday School
held its annual picnic at Dunlap
Springs Wednesday.
FOR SALE-5OO feet of Boxing.
Apply at the BULLETIN Office.
-Messrs. Cochrane and Clark
are conducting a series of services
at LAGRANGE this week.
Kisses Maud and Nicey Pirtle,
of Honey Grove, Texas, are on a
visit TO relatives in Toone.
Mrs. Corrie Crawford and
bliss Amelia Dugan left Jackson
Monday night last for Chicago.
Mrs. Chandler and children, of
Mariana, Ark, arrivedW ednesday
to spend several weeks in Bolivar.
Frank Miller, colored, sent to
our Office last week a stalk of cotton,
containing three blooms and eight
squares.
Mrs. Rambo, of Corinth, and
Miss Dunlap, of Grand Junction,
visited Mrs. Lee Lightfort this
week.
Miss Jessie Madison left Tues
day morning for Jackson to attend
the State Normal which is being
held in that city.
Photographs cheaper.
MIR. A. L. Patterson, of Geor-
gia, is visiting J. T. Roberts and
wife. Mr.. Patterson is the father
of Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Ollie Fulghum returned
Monday to her home near Grains
vile from a visit to Misses Ida and
Thena Mckinney.
Esquire Wiley Fort celebrates
his oath birthday to-day. Owing TO
the strike, many of his friends and
relatives from a distance could not
be with him.
M. 7. Waddington and Co.,
of Fulton, KY, arrived here yester-
day and will open a dry goods store
in the vacant building adjoining
Wilkerson's.
The Memphis Scimitar, one of
the best evening papers in the South,
is now delivered by carrier in Boil
var. If you desire to subscribe, call
on George Warren.
Mr.. James Cearly and Miss FL
len McClendOn were married on the
4th of July, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. J. w. Clendon,
Esquire J. B. Terrell officiating.
/ have a fine Domestic Sewing
Machine which / would like to
trade for cows. 1t cost $50 and
has been used only three or four
weeks. Can be seen at The Hall.
Mrs. S. B. WARE.
Mrs. c. n. Pierson, of Man
chester, is the guest of o. Harris,
her father, of the 3rd district.
Her visits to the home of her chill
hood are ever looked forward to with
pleasure by her host of friends.
ALL SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
TEXT BOOKS PUBLISHED BY
THE AMERICAN BOOK COM
PANY CAN BE BOUGHT AT
SAVAGE a EMERSON'S DRUG
STORE AT LIST PRICE FOR
CASH.
There will be Union services
in the Methodist Church next Sun
day night. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. w. L. Brown.
The change from the fourth Sun
day night to the third was made be-
cause of Mr.. Browns inability TO be
present on the fourth.
We are in receipt of an invita-
ton from J. r. Miller to attend the
annual fair of the fourth district,
which will be held at his home on
August 3rd. Mr.. Miller is one of
the most successful breeders and
raisers of fine stock in the county,
and those who attend the fair may
rest assured of seeing some of the
best horses in the county there on
that day.
We learn from the McNairy In