The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-07
GEN HILL.
BY LUCILLE.

Farmers are busy, consequently
things hum around Glen Hill.
The gnats have come and gone,
but many of our citizens will remem-
Der them to their sorrow.
Mrs. Convey and sister, Miss Mag
! gle Black, were in Bolivar last week.
L. 2. Brown, of Doris, paid a
flying visit to our little burg a few
days ago.
One of our girls has developed
quite mania for F'Pinks."
Little Willie Fort Overton has
been on the sick list for few days.
Mrs. Will Smith has Lad an at
tack of the chills.
James Young caught a turtle
weighing about so pounds recently.
G. A. Ruffin was in Bolivar We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn Marsh at
tended preaching at Antioch on the
fourth Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Black was in Bolivar
Thursday, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Matte.
A. j. Blair made a flying trip to
Bolivar one afternoon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Keller will
visit Mrs. Keller's parents near Pin
son in the near future.
A. J, Blair and J. M. Marsh were
in Middleburg Saturday and Sun
day and enjoyed the hospitality of
Mr., and Mrs. w. D. Morrow.
Mrs. Dollie Brown, nee Walton,
and children, of Doris, are here on
a visit to Mrs. Browns parents.
Among the congregation at Shan
dy the fourth Sunday we recognized
Jim Wheatley, of Hickory Valley.
We understand this is the first time
he has been out since an attack of
the measles.
Clifton Keller, of Whiteville,
came up Saturday to begin work on
new telephone line, which will be
run from Bolivar to Toone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Keller, of
near Pleasant Hill, were in attend
ance at Shandy the fourth Sabbath
in last month.
We presume that almost our en-
tire community will attend services
at Greenwood the second Sunday in
May, at which time there will be
two sermons and dinner on the
grounds.
We would like very much to
know whether the young man who
came out near Shandy from Bolivar
on fishing spree last Wednesday
and had one of his shoes stolen, got
home all o. k. or not. We refrain
from calling any names, but feel
sure that at least one young man in
Bolivar will know to whom we re-
fer, for tits an assured fact that he
had to trudge home minus his shoes.
The boys and girls from the skew
er factory at Jackson contemplate
picnic at Shandy the first day of
May.
On last Sabbath we were inform
ed by Rev. D. NJ. McIver, pastor
of the church at Shandy, that he
intends holding a meeting at that
place sometime after crops are laid
by, and that he has already engag.
ed the services of Rev. Fleming,
of Memphis, Tenn, to assist him
with the meeting. The exact date
of the meeting will be made known
later.
We are all on the qui vive to see
the first edition of a new Almanac
that will shortly (?) be placed be-
fore the public, edited jointly by
Messrs, M. L. Black and Richard |
Cunningham. The weather fore
casts will be by Mr.. Cunningham,
while the advertisements for Mr..
Cunningham's s'yarbs'' will be writ
zen by Mr.. Black. The illustra-
ions and general make up of the
Almanac will also be left to the
sound sense and good judgment of
Mr.. Black, and that alone should be
enough of its merit.
Both of these gentlemen are well
,nown in our community, and we
'redict that they will succeed. !