The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-11-26
"Lucille'sD Letter.

A large acreage of wheat has been
sown in this and surrounding Vi
entity.
Mr.. T. E. Mercer, of Mercer,
Tennessee, passed through our little
burg one afternoon some ten days
ago.
Rev. D. NJ. McIver, of Bolivar,
made several calls in our communi-
ty a short time since.
Miss Fannie Marsh spent last
Saturday afternoon with the Misses
Blair.
Mrs. Pipkin and daughter, of near
Antioch, who spent several days
with the family of Mr.. w. Il. Hal
iburton recently have returned home.
We regret exceedingly to learn of
the serious illness Of Luther Ma
roney, son of Mr.. Bluford Maroney,
but hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. w. j. Blair and daughter,
Miss Maggie, were the guests of Mrs.
Mollie Halliburton one day since our
last writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Black and
family spent last Sabbath with
home folks in Toone.
Mrs. Matte Marsh paid flying
visit to Glen Hill relatives not Ions
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller, WhiteviIle.
spent some two or three days vi
relatives near here in the rece.
past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Keller, of til,
Pleasant Hill locality, were
Bolivar the twelfth instant.
Miss Matte Black and little niece
Susie Black, were in Bolivar one day
recently.
Miss Albert Overton, of the 10
district, spent last Saturday with rel
atives near here.
Mrs. Blair was i'll Toone shopping
last Monday.
Mrs. J. 6. Walton attended Sc,
vice at Pleasant Hill the second Sab
bath.
Miss Matte Bray, of Toone, was
Ia our midst a short while one af
ternoon during the week that is just
past.
One night, some two or three
weeks ago, while one of the l4th
districts gallant beaus was return.
ing from burning the midnight oil
of one OF Glen Hills citizens, he
heard a sound that caused his very
heart to stand still. 'Twas the
sound of horses hoofs. Not knowing
who it might be approaching at
such rapid rate, he reigned his horse
into the still deeper shadow of a
friendly fence corner, being una
ware of his close proximity to a big
gully. Just as the riders, whom he
so much feared reached a spot OPP
posite to where he stopped, their at
tention was attracted by "where am
l at" coming in muffied tones from
the depths of the gully. IT'S need
less to say they ''fished" him out.
Probably some one who reads this
may wonder how deep that gully
was. If so get Ras Murdaugh
to tell you.
r. f. Marsh expects to begin his
yearly shipment of holly in the
course of week or two.
The Glen Hill school opens next
Monday under the principalship of
w. S. Overton.
Mrs. Mary Black was the welcome
guest of Glen Hill relatives last Fri
day. She was accompanied by her
accomplished daughter, Miss Matte.
Mrs. VIM. Seddins, of near New
Hope, visited relatives in adjoining
locality recently.
A protracted meeting has been in
progress this week at Shandy, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. d. NJ.
McIver, assisted by Rev. J. d.
Fleming, of Memphis. Great in
terest was manifested.
Mrs. George Black and interesting
little daughter were in our midst
Friday afternoon.
Alphonzo Black has accepted the
principalship of the winter term at
Nuckolls' school house. After the
school closes, we understand he will
reenter college at West Point, Miss.
dragged Edge" we are of the
opinion that the readers of the Bull
LETIN have just about as much proof
that "Mr. Lucille either has or
else will exist at some future time,
as they have that "Mrs. Paul'' ever
existed. But even just for the sake
of argument, granting that she did
exist, don't you think that both she
and her worthy husband need a short
rest?
Evergreen" your nom de plume
is no misnomer, and at some time
in the future, if it is your wish, Luz
ellie will again display her wonder
full talent of ''reading between the
lines" for your benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave league of
Toone, visited the family of Mrs.
L. w Black, Mrs. leagues sister.