The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-24
BOLIVAR BULLETIN
.LOcAL NEWS.

on the sick list this week.
Mr.. c. K. COrnatzar was in
town the first of the week.
j. r. Sweeton is now engaged
in assessing property for 1895.
julie Emerson has accepted a
position as attendant at the asylum.
Mr.. J. NJ. woodson and wife,
of Hickory Valley, visited our Office
yesterday.
DIR. w. J. Cox has sold his ell
egant home in Salisbury to DR.. w.
L. Goddard
Mr.. Austin Miller, of Mem
phis, was here on official business
last Saturday.
Joe Turney, the convict collec-
tor, carried two prisoners to the
penitentiary yesterday.
Mrs. d. Z. Durrett, Miss Sadie
and G. ID. Durrett left Tuesday
morning for st. Louis.
Mrs. Kittie Newbern and her
daughter, Mrs. +. K. TalIey, re-
turned to Memphis Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ussery return
ed the first of the week from a visit
in the Salisbury neighborhood.
The Bulletin regrets to learn
of the serious illness of r. NJ. Lax,
at his home near Hickory Valley.
Mrs. f. S. Luther returned on
Monday last from visit of several
weeks to relatives in Belle Buckle.
Mrs. Maggie Tobin returned
this week from Minter City, Miss,
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
III. b. Paul.
Martin Flexner went to Louis
vile last week and carried his fine
young FLY, which he will have put
IN training for the fall races.
Joe Barrett, of Arkansas, came
in yesterday morning, to the delight
of his many friends. He will re-
turn home to-day.
Miss Lipscomb. who for sever
al days past, has been the guest of
Miss Mamie Miller, returned to her
home in Memphis yesterday.
Miss Matte White left yester-
day morning for Dickson, where
she will attend the Normal College
of that place for the ensuing five
months.
in last weeks issue we an
nounced the death of Mr.. Newton
Polk, of Birmingham. We were in
error. 1t was the wife of Mr..
Polk who died.
r. B. McCommons has accep-
ted a position as clerk for Mr..
Charles Webb, in his Middleton |
store, and moved his family to that
place last Friday.
Knox Tate is spending a few
weeks at his grand fathers Mr..
Mont. Jones, The feathered tribe
will be materially decreased in
number ere his return.
If the weather will permit, DIR. |
5. Dickson will be in Hickory Val |
ley on Tuesday and Wednesday, the |
2sth and 10th of this month, pre-
pared to do dental work.
The style of the new drug firm
is Cox, Savage d Co. DR.. Cox, |
who has had an experience of ten
years as druggist, will have charge
of the prescription department.
Mr.. Harrie Madison left yes
terday for Michigan. His stay
here was prolonged on account of
the serious illness of his mother,
whom we are glad to state is i'm
proving,
Misses Dibrell, of Nashville,
Goodwin, of Memphis, and DIR. |
Walter Stewart, of Memphis, have
been guests of DR.. aud Mrs. J. p. |
Douglas, at the WeSterR Hospital, !
recently.
The sale Of the personal prop
erty belonging to the estate of M.
p. Mitchell occurred last Tuesday.
We understand that it was well at
tended and the property sold
brought good prices.
&C. NJ. Black and family, of
Hickory Valley, will move next
week to Memphis. Mr.. Black has
been a resident of Hardeman Coun-
" for about twenty-five years and it
can i'll afford to lose such a good citi-
zen.
w. K. Bailey and J.. K. Aid
lredge are the successors to w. J.
Cox in the drug business at Sauls-
bury. Mr.. Bailey who is a register
ed pharmacist has had six years ex-
Perience as a druggist, hence is well
equipped to discharge the duties
that will devOlVe uOOu him In con-