The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-03
BOLIVAR BULLETIN
LOCAL NEWS.


st. Katharine's School closed
for New Years Day.
Before renewing your insurance
policy, see John III. Bills.
The gross proceeds of the
Mother Goose Bazaar amounted to
sIo2.
Mr.. S. III. Jones has purchased
the residence occupied by Mr.. J.
A. Wilson.
-Operahouse, January 9th and
7th-Williams and his Banjo, Man
dOIin, Guitar.
Two full moons in one month
is an unusual phenomenon. Such was
the case last month.
The annual Christmas Tree at
the Hospital was a source of great
pleasure to the inmates.
The mean temperature for the
past month was 42.9; range 20 de-
grees; rain fall s.79 inches.
Miss Jessie Madison will en-
terrain the Xenophonians this even
ing. Subject, Napoleon"
Mr.. Pitser Miller and family
are occupying the McKinnie place,
recently vacated by Mr.. Foote.
Xmas services were held in the
Episcopal Church, which was taste
fully decorated with cedar and hol-
ly.
Register John L. Foote and
family have moved to the Marsh
Polk place, a few miles west of
town.
TO hear Williams and his Ban
10 is worth double the price charged
for admission. Reserved seats 95
cents.
The January term of County
Court, which convenes next Mon
day, the eth inst, will be an i'm
portant session of that body.
Hear the Songs and Recitations
at the Operahouse, Monday and
Tuesday, 9th and eth of January.
Seats on sale at Savage & Emerson's.
-'Iouva," as rendered by the
pupils of Bolivar Academy, was
very much enjoyed by an apprecia-
tive audience on last Friday even
ing.
Vacant houses are in demand
in Bolivar. Why can not some of
our enteIprising citizens club to-
gether and add an addition to the
west endP
Albert Coates was badly burn
ed in the face on Xmas Day by a
lighted fire cracker being thrown
in a paper of powder over which he
was STOPPING.
Rev. G. S. Ware preached the
ordination sermon at Brownsville on
Wednesday morning, at which
time Rev. Mr.. Trout was ordained
to the priesthood.
Reserved seats on sale for Will
liams' Concerts, January eth and
7th., Monday and Tuesday, at Saw
age 81 Emerson's Drugstore.
For information in regard to
fire insurance consult Jno. II. Bills.
Quite a crowd of young people
eof Bolivar enjoyed last Thursday
evening as guests of Mr.. Robert
.Casselberry, at the "Wllliams-
Place." few miles west oftown,
Robert Wood Williams, Opera
house, January 9th and 7th., Monday
and Tuesday. Admission % cents;
reserved seats 35 cents.
Mr.. r. o. Prewitt slipped and
fell on the ice Monday morning in
front of Migrants store, badly bruis-
ing his face and head. We are
glad to state that he is improving.
-"Mr. Williams is a splendid
Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar per-
former. Oxford Miss Globe.
The ''upper room" of the Nj.
K. Church was filed on last Sunday
evening. The sermon, Baptism,
but not that of water, was very
ably preached by the pastor, Rev,
B. Wright.
The star Observation-Disclosures
at the Operahouse, on Monday and
Tuesday nights, January 9th and 7th.
Admission rs cents; reserved seats
So cents. Tickets on sale at Savage
& Emerson's.
Master Edwin Mask, of the B.
Arithmetic class, Primary Depart
ment, s.. Katharine's School, won
the prize which had been offered for
the most correct recital of the null
duplication tables.
We regret to learn that our
friend, Mr.. Tip Hudson, of Middle
ton, fell few days ago and broke
mis- leg Just above the ankle joint.
He has been suffering considerable
pain from the injured limb, and am
,putation may be necessary.
Mr.. Charles Durrett and a Ia
,dy friend went driving Sunday af-
ternoon. Upon returning home,
the horse they were driving became
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