The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-02-05

Lucye HardaWay or Bolivar, were
married Sunday afternoon at Toone
: by Esquire w. III. Tate. Several
friends were present to witness
the ceremony, Immediately after
which the newly married couple
boarded the south bound train for
Memphis. Mr.. Newbern is mem
Der of one of the oldest families in
Hardeman County, and is highly es-
teemed by large circle of friends.
He is one of the most popular young
men of Bolivar. His bride, the
daughter of Mrs. Alice Hardaway,
is a favorite with all who have the
pleasure of her acquaintance. The
happy couple returned to Bolivar
Monday evening.
Go to Hudson's for School
| Books and all SchoolSupplies.
Elsewhere in to-day's BULLETIN
appears an advertisement of the
Memphis Trust Company, to which
we direct especial attention. The
Trust Company stands in the front
rank of the many substantial finan-
cial institutions of Memphis. The
vice-president, Mr.. o. B. Polk, and
the business manager, Mr., Austin
Miller, are well known to the peo-
pie of Hardeman county, and their
reputation as honorable gentlemen
and first class business men, is alone a
sufficient guarantee that any matters
entrusted to the Memphis Trust
Company will be promptly and prop
erly attended to. The board of di-
rectors comprises the most prominent
and substantial business men of
Memphis.
P. f. Wilkinson 81 Sons ask one
and all to price their Family Gro
ceries and Dry Goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
Mr.. Moses Campbell of the
Whitevllle neighborhood, was in
Bolivar Monday. Notwithstanding
the fact that Mr.. Campbell is 70
years of age, he is loath to surrender
the pleasures of his boyhood days,
and he informs us that he proposes to
take an active part in an old fashion
ed game of "town ball." to be
played at Whiteville Saturday.
Quite number of the cold boys"
are expected to participate, among
whom are the following:-T. G.
Stuart, T. o. Wilkerson, A. J.
KelIar, Thos. J. War;, T. B. Dick
erson, J. M. Pettigrew, Bill Cross,
Pole Cross, R. D. Whitley, J. A.
Wilson, B.W. Saddler, Calvin Dun
can, J. L. Cook, Jack Nicely, DR..
Rhea, r. J. Rhodes, ]. NJ. Prewitt.
No entrance fee will be charged.
If the game is played, the BULLE-
TIN ventures the assestion that the
proceedings will be intensely inter-
esting.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Window Glass, ETC.,
cheap at Hudson's.
The following marriage licenses
were issued during the month of
January: White-J. w. Cox and
Ada King, Jesse King and Sallie
Roberts, E. L. Shelton and Birdie
NJ. Warren, G. J. Rutherford and
Maggie Avent, Crockett Walk and
Alice Darnall, James Chandler and
Tillie Sanders, r. H. Crawford and
Jennie Sasser, G.. Jones and Matte
Raner, R. F. Taylor and Lurie V.
Richardson, J. D. Evans and Alice
Weaver, G.. P. Newbern and Lucy
Hardaway. Colored-J. Cox and
Talitha Cox, J. Churchill and Anna
Irby, Dock Rutherford and Lula
Pool, w. F. Rock and Mary Nelson,
John Early and Anna Miller, Rich
ard Morgan and Whey Nicely, George
Morrow and Tanner Baird, Nose
Turner and Priscilla Taylor, Willis
Jones and Lula Bucker, e. Baldin
and Mamie Jarrett, Mack Clear and
Ann Wilkinson, Ed. Smith and Ma
~ West, w. A. Harris and L. A.
Sain, Oscar Norment and Emma
Thomas, D. Murphy and Bell Jones,
c. Armstrong and Leila Smith, John
Smith and Harriet Carter, Butcher
Nearing and Mollie McKinnie, Jas.
Curry and Ruthie Griggs, Frank
Lewis and Alice Jarrett, James Alex