The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-17
BOLIVAR BULLETIN
LOCAL NEWS.

Jackson for a few weeks.
Marshal Perry and wife are
boarding at Mrs. DOyle's.
Julius Crawford was in Jack
son Wednesday on business.
w. r. Newbern, Jr., returned
to Spring Greek, Ark, Tuesday.
&C. NJ. Warren and Marcus
Kahn were in Memphis this week.
e. p. McNeal left Tuesday for
Mississippi and Arkansas on bust
ness.
&C. II. Joyner, of Pocahontas,
was down this week attending
court.
Miss Kate McKinnie, of Jack
son, visited in Bolivar the first Of
the week.
Mr.. Walter Drinkhard, Of
Bradford, is acting as night opera
tor at Bolivar.
j. A. Link was badly bruised in
a runaway accidental Bolivar We'd
neseay evening.
Miss Willie Redd returned
Tuesday evening from visit to her
sister at Martin.
Miss Bessie Statler returned
to Memphis last week to resume
her school work.
Mr.. w. A. House, our obi
ging depot agent, was in Jackson
last week on business.
Mrs. Geo Madison has been
confined to her room for several
days with a severe cold.
Mr.. 4. d. Prewitt, of the firm
of Prewitt q Rose, Hickory Valley,
paid us a visit Thursday.
Mr.. M. z. House, of Nashville,
was here last week on visit TO rel
atives in the suburbs of Bolivar.
Since making the combination
with the Commercial Appeal the
BULLETIN has sent that paper "a
subscribers.
Rev. J. NJ. HuddlestOn has re-
turned from a visit to Hardeman
County, Tenn, his old home. =
ParagOuld Prese.
The Pocahontas Lumber Com
pany will please accept the thanks
Of the BULLETIN for a handsome
calender of 1896.
AT Capt. A. T. McNears on
last Friday evening, the poets past
and present occupied the minds of
the XenOphonians.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson
moved this week to III. F. Will
sons residence, where they will
live for the present.
Marshal Perry's salary has
been changed by the Board of Al
dermen to $40 per month and part
of the prerequisites of the Office.
Mr.. J. =. Warren has accep-
ted position with the True-Tagg
Paint Co., of Memphis. He will
be one of the statesmen in the house.
Mr.. F. S. Luther went to Sauls-
bury this week to see the oslo"
of Mr.. J. T. Low with a view of
erecting one at theWestern Hospital.
Mr.. John Campbell, son of
Esquire ID. J. Campbell, is visiting
relatives in Hardeman County.
John is merchandising at Harriston,
Ark.
Mr.. Robert Jones returned
from louisiana the first of the week,
but left at once for West Virginia
to accept a position as civil engi-
neer.
Mr., Thad Moore, of Salisbury,
was bitten by dog supposed to be
mad, last Saturday. lie went i'm
mediately TO the Caraway mad
stone.
Rev. Mr.. Treadwell, the new
Methodist minister, who succeeded
Mr.. Wright, has arrived, and
preached his first sermon here last
Sunday.
Mr.. G.. T. Hamlet, a merchant
of Jackson, and Mr.. w. ii. Ham
lett, a farmer of Madison County,
are on visit to their brother, Mr..
j. M. Hamlet.
Every member of the Baptist
Church is requested to be present
next Sunday morning as business of
grave Importance will be brought
before the church.
Rev. Z. B. Mcneil is rapidly
recovering from the injuries receiv-
ed in the collision about three weeks
ago, and hopes to be out in another
week.-Jackson Dispatch.
News was received here early
IN the week of the death of Mr..
Newton Polk, of Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Polk was former resident of
this town, and his father, Horace
Polk, was an editor of this paper in
the 7O's.
Mr.. K. A. Doyle leaves this
week for Jackson, to accept'a posi-