The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joo lion, of our
vicinage were the guests OF Mr..
Walton's mother in the eastern part
of our district recently.
Mrs. Mary Black was over to see
Mrs. G. A. Rufin a few days ago.
Jim Wheatiey of Toone, attended
So ices a. Shandy the second Sab
bath. II was reported that he was
down to see his "best GIRL" and
from the smile.that irradiated his no.
BILE countenance, as he trudged man
fully along by the side of "one of
the finest among ten thousand" we
are more than half way inclined to
believe the report was true.
Misses Maggie and Matte Black
were in Bolivar one day recently.
Alphonzo Black who has had
charge of school near Evansville
for some time has returned to his
home near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow, of Middle
burg, visited relatives in our com.
munity not long since.
Dell Marsh has returned from
plotting a cattle buyer through the
hills and wales of Hardeman county.
Miss Annie Halliburton visited
Mrs. J. H.. Black recently.
Annie MAZE Marsh and Pearl Hal
iburton spent Saturday night with
relatives and friends at Glen Hill.
Last Saturday night a certain
"paterfamalias" remarked as his
only son started to escort a young
lady home, that he would have
that boy to kill yet
Esq. w. T. Marsh was so en-
Unused over the debate last night
that he contemplates joining and
becoming a debater himself.
John Kellar made a flying visit to
Pinson since our last writing.
Mrs. Walton, mother of J. G.
Walton of this vicinity, has been
very ill for some three or four
weeks, and at last accounts was no
better.
Just ask two of our girls about
the centennial and the yellow fever
scare if you want to see their faces
lengthen.
Mrs. w. J. Blair is at present on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Keller left
recently for Lexington, where if we
are correctly informed, Mr.. Keller
will shortly open barber shop.
We infer from the continued 81
lence of one of the BULLETIN most
interesting contributors, that he is
searching (vainly, proof of
Paul'g widowerho1 lucille had
no idea when she made the simple
request that he send in proof of his
assertion, that he would spend so
much time in such fruitless quest.
And rather than deprive the readers
of the BULLETIN of the pleasure of
his contributions, she therefore ex-
cuses him from the task.
The Glen Hill Literary and De-
batting Club held one of It's most In
teresting meetings the 25th. The
large school room was crowded to
its utmost capacity. In the future,
instead of meeting semi-monthly as
before, We will meet every Saturday
night. We do not promise our
visitors and friends any grand
flights in elocution and Oratory,
but we are banded together for the
purpose of improvement, and expect
to go on from good to better, and
from better to best. Two of the
chief attractions in the future will
be the debate, which has lately been
added to the club, and the music
which will be furnished by Messrs.
Ed Young, ''Bud" Nuckolls, with
guitar and banjo, and Miss Fannie
I Dung, who is an accomplished !
yiolinist.
Mr.. Laconier, of Fulton, KY,
vas in our midst several days week
,efore last.
Mrs. Temple Walton was IN
Foone one day recently.
M. L. Black made a flying visit
o Gainesville the 18th, returning
he following day.
Mrs. Tom Baker and children,
tho have been visiting relatives
ear here for some time, are at pres
Mt in Whiteville.
One of the children of Mr.. Henry
Dung, of Shandy, was very low
18th inflammation of the brain a few
avs since, and doubts were enter.
lined of its recovery.
Willie D. Walton spent Saturday !
nd Sunday with his sister at Dor
8, Tenn, recently.
To the great delight of his many :
lends Rev. D. M. McIver is at g
ome again and will fill his appoint I
ent at Shandy the fourtn Sabbath, ?
hich will be the 26th.
Mr.. Louis Pipkin and family +,
ent Saturday aud Sunday last with e