The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-09-11

sisted by Rev. W. A. Russell.
Much interest is manifested. The
meeting will continue throughout
the week.
Mrs. Annie Blaylock and her
daughter, Miss Mamie May, left
Monday for Holly Springs. Mrs.
Blaylock has accepted a position in
the boarding department of the
Presbyterian College and her daugh-
ter VIII enter that institution of
learning as a student.
Miss Ethel Grizzard, of Hunt
ingdon, who is well known by many
close friends here, passed through
the city Monday en- route to Boil
var, to take charge of the music
class. Miss Grizzard Is very popu-
lar wherever known and she will
make friends by the score in Boil
var.-McKenzie Herald.
Fresh stock of Plow's Gel
ebrated Fancy Candies just
received at Cox, Savage 81
Co.'S.
Miss Ethel Grizzard went to
Bolivar Monday, where she has ac-
copied a position as music teacher
in the college at that place. Miss
Ethel is quite an accomplished mu-
stefan, having graduated in music
under the instruction of Prof. NJ.
q. Whitman of the university
Carroll County Democrat.
MIR. Chas Woods, Of Norborn,
Mo-, has been chosen principal of
the Hickory Valley school. Miss
Ella Ferguson will assist the princi-
pal after the completion of the
room now being added to the school
building. Both are teachers of eX-
perience, and the indications are
that the school will be literally
patronized.
The following young ladies
have been entered as boarding pu-
pills of St. Katharine's School
for the year: Misses Maud and
Bessie Williams, Bette Warren
Sallie Yerger, Emma Glass and
LaRue Maxey, of Miss; Miss Fitz-
hugh, of Ark; Miss Niece, of Ill. ;
Misses Stott and Irrelevant, of La. ;
Misses Mitchell, Bass and Taylor,
of Tenn; and Miss Goodloe, of
Ala.
At the September term of the
County Court, a number Of newly
elected cOnstables and tax assessors
made their bonds; G. J.. Kidd quail
flied as administrator of the estate
of G.. III. Donaldson; r. +. Howell,
J. Z. Lockman and VIM. III. Am
mons were appointed to set apart a
years support for Mrs. E. J. Don
aldson; G. /. Webb qualified as
guardian for Minnie and Jennie
Lambeth.
"A Cemetery Club was organi-
zed on Friday last, Mrs. d. E.
Durrett, Pres, Mrs. G. NJ. Wei
Ions, Vice Pres, and Mrs. w. Is.
Williams, Sec'y and Treas. By
the earnest cooperation of all of the
ladies interested in the movement
the cemetery can be kept up and be
no longer a disgrace to the cOmmu
nifty. Another meeting of the club
will be held again at Mrs. ID. E.
Durrett's this day friday week at
4p.m. A full attendance is desir.
ed.
Mr.. John Moody, the young
man who on the 10th of last
month fell from a buggy and was
fatally injured, died on last Tues
day, at his fathers, near Hickory
| Valley. He was the son of J. O.
| Moody, one of the substantial far
mers of the county. The deceased
was a young man about thirty
years old, and prior to his death haC
charge of a section of the Illinois
Central road. He leaves a wife
and one child.
For handsome Buggies
Phaetons and Surries at low
prices, call on Cox, Savage
; & Co.
Miss Cleo Finger, of Sauls
bury, has been appointed by tn
chairman of the county court to
scholarship in the Tennessee Indus
trial school at Nashville. Fac
county in the state is entitled to on
student in this school for ever
100 scholastic population. a
present Hardeman has eight stu