The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-12-10
GLEN HILL.

Misses Fannie and Irene Marsh
paid brief visit to Whiteville rela-
tives since our last writing.
Mr.. Jim Lambert, of the Pleas
ant Hill locality, was in our vicin-
age few hours several days since.
Miss Maggie Black is expected
home in the course of few days to
take charge of the Pleasant Hill
School.
r. f. Marsh and family have re-
turned from pleasant visit to rela-
tives in Whiteville.
Mrs. Joe Walton and little daugh-
ter, Ella May, spent the afternoon
with Glen Hill friends recently.
Miss Lula Keller, one of White
ville's most winsome young ladies,
was in our midst last Sunday and
Monday, accompanied by her broth
er, Clifton.
Mesdames Halliburton and Wal
ton were in Bolivar shopping few
days since.
After the present term of the
Glen Hill school closes, lobe Hill
will take a five months course in the
Toone Academy, after which he
will(?) accept a clerkship either in
Cincinnati or st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.Overton were
pleasantly entertained by relatives
near Whiteville last Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Black were
in Bolivar one day in the recent
past.
Quite number of young people
from Toone attended service at
Shandy the fourth Sabbath.
Messrs. Yarbrough and Pirtle Wis
tied the family of their uncle, Esq.
Thorn Marsh recently.
The "Great Stereoscopian Show"
of w. H. Parlowe & Son, which
was to exhibit at Glen Hill the night
of the 9th, failed to materialize.
We also learn of their non appear
ance at one or two other places.
One of the Glen Hill boys is de-
cidedly of the opinion that in the
future when he is out on a cattle
buying expedition and begins to
talk to the ladies about the number
of chickens, geese and turkeys she
has raised during the year that he
will be chary to prefix "Mrs. !"
Sad experience has taught him that
twill be the safest rule to follow.
On Sunday the 2Sth ult., at II
o'clock noon, Henry F., the little
II year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Kirby, of Shandy, died of
dropsy. Little Henry had been a
great sufferer during the greater
part of his brief life. Consequent
ly death was to him a sweet release.
To the lonely and saddened parents,
in this dark hour of trial, we tender
our deepest sympathy.
One of our matrOns was in such a
devoutful frame of mind the 25th,
that she ate two thanksgiving din
ners. And she is still thankful
thankful that she lived to tell it.
Miss Susie Black, of near the
Western Hospital, was the guest of
her brother, l.. w. Black, some two
or three days recently.
Mrs. Thorn Marsh spent thanks
giving with Middleburg relatives.
Mr.. James Black and children,
of the Antioch vicinage, spent the
day with relatives near Glen Hill
the first.
Quite a number from our COM
munity have been in Bolivar shop
ping during the week that is just
past.
Miss Annie Maize Marsh lent en-
chantment to our little burg last
Saturday afternoon and Sunday by
her presence.
Lucille has no option on widow
ers, Tor bachelors, for that matter,
as "Bachelor" of Covington insin-
yates. But she is departing from
her usual custom, when she relates
the assertion of a crusty old "Bach-
elor.
Ask Clifton Keller the tempera-
ture of Hatchie river, at about four
or five o'clock, last Saturday after
noon. LUCILLE.
Glen Hill, Dec. 5th, 1897.