The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-10


afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The proceedings of circuit cour
will appear in next weeks issue.
Miss Fannie Archer Coleman
of Nashville, is the guest Of Boil
war relatives.
Mrs. Richardson and children
of Memphis, are the guests of Mr.
w. G. Dorion.
Mrs. J. w. Tate has been quite
i'll recently, but We are glad to
state is some better.
Mr.. F. ). Luther and little
daughter, Miss Frank are visiting
relatives near St. Louis.
The Bolivar Graded High
School opened Monday fo- the Fall
term with IS students enrolled.
Master Aubry Bray and little
sister, Miss Annie Male, returned
to their home at Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Lipsky, a member
Of the enterprising firm of Lipsky
Bros, Whiteyille, was in the city
Wednesday. While here he paid
our Office a pleasant visit.
Miss May Brentlinger, our eff
ficient assistant postmistrcss, made
a flying trip to Toone this week.
Her genial smile was missed by
some who have been haunting the
office of late.
Rev. d. NJ. McIver has re-
turned from a two months visit to
relatives at Swan Station, n. G.
Mrs. NcIver and the children are
still in North Carolina and will re-
main, perhaps, a month.
Preaching at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday by the pastor, Rev.
d. NJ. McIver. Subject in the morn
ing: "Life's journey" Preaching
at night, subject: "Samson the
strong, the weak, the victorious"
The following attorneys are
in attendance upon court this week:
w. A. Mcdonald, Oxford, Miss.
Whitson Gibson, Ashland, Miss.
5. \. Godsey, IL. E. Carter, Sauls-
bury; Francis Fentress, Memphis;
7. ID. Whitehurst, Selmer.
Mr.. Nat Huddleston, of the
18th district, one of the most sue
cessful farmers in the county,
brought in yesterday Thursday
the second bale of new cotton re-
ceived here this season. 1t was
bought by that enterprising firm,
G. I. Ingram d Co.
Prof. Massey, the blind mu-
stefan who performed here last
week, in speaking of the Western
Hospital said: "Out of the 81
hospitals that have visited, this is
the first one that / was ever in to
which did not attach that peculiar
and unpleasant hospital odor,' so
easily detected by person of deli
cate sense of smell. This is sufi-
cient evidence to my mind that the
Western Hospital is clearly kept"
-"Keeping eyerlastingly at it
brings success is especially true as
advertising. The big mer-
chants are the men who advertise
persistently. 1t is not their great
business that makes them advertise,
but rather their advertising that
makes their great business. The
successful business man is the one
that advertises regularly. Don't
take our word for it, look over the
business world and see for yourself.
Exchange.
1t is the poorest economy to
deprive your family of the local
paper. The wife does not get out
to see and hear all that is going
on as do the father and children,
and hence is deprived of the enjoy
ment that might serve to relieve
many hours when she IL alone with
the smaller children. And again
the home paper is an educator of
tie children, for they will read
about the people of their acquaint
ance and of incidents in the com
munity with much interest. There
is nothing that can be introduced
into the family that will teach the
children to read better and faster
than the home newspaper.-Ex-
change.
Mr.. John r. Pirtle died at the
of his uncle, Mr.. w. c.
Pirtle, at Toone, Friday evening,
9Th. His remains were
buried Saturday at the old Pirtle