The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-21
GLEN HILL.
BY LUCILLE.

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spent several days with her fathers
family in Whiteville not long since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherford of the
Pleasant Hill neighborhood visited
relatives in our vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Black and
little daughter, Susie, were in Boil
var last Saturday.
Albert Keller and family visited
the family of his sister, Mrs. r. F.
Marsh, last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seddens, of near
New Hope, visited relatives near
here recently.
Miss Fannie Marsh and brother,
James, contemplate visit to rela-
tives in the eastern part of the dis
trict in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, of
TOOne, accompanied by their little
nephew, Hunt Bradford, were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs, w. T. Marsh
the first Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, of Shandy,
were in our community Sunday.
James Hill, who is working down
near Antioch, was up to see home
folks recently.
Mr.L. w. Black and family spent
Sunday with relatives in ToOne.
Mr.. r. F. Marsh and wife were
in Bolivar few days ago.
Little Annie Lee Marsh who, has
been on an extended visit to her
grand parents, Mr.. A. J. Keller and
wife, of Whiteville, has returned
home.
Miss Fannie Marsh visited the
Misses Blair few days ago.
J. G. Walton and family visited
his mother recently.
R. L. Barham, of Toone, was in
our midst few hours one afternoon
last week.
Miss Ruth Ruffin was in Bolivar
shopping Wednesday.
Will Drake Walton visited rela-
tives in Toone in the recent past.
Mrs. Thorn Marsh and daughters
were in Bolivar on a shopping ex-
petition last week.
Dell Marsh carried a load of pot
terry to Whiteville Saturday.
One of the Glen Hill boys has
been wearing an unusually sad coun-
tenance for some time past. And
we have it from reliable authority
that his melancholia dates back to
one Friday night some three or four
weeks ago when he called on the
''idol of his heart" at the hour APP
pointed and found no fire in the par
lOr and not even the lamp lighted,
since which time he has been hum
ming in a weary, broken hearted
voice, "Thou lowest another Annie,
Thou lowest him alone"
Mr.. John Weatherford, former
resident of the Glen Hill communi-
ty, came very near injuring him
self seriously not long since. He
had started to light the mornings
fire, using gunpowder and pouring
the powder from a bottle, when the
powder in the bottle ignited, scat
tering glass in every direction some
of it striking him in the face. The
explosion also knocked him across
the room, and he was considerably
powder burnt.
dragged Edge" if Paul was a
wIdower, we do not think he leaves
any record of the fact in any of his
writings, and we are inclined to
think had he ever been married
there would have been some men,
ton made of it some where or 9TH
err, in some of his epistles. In the
seventh chapter of Corinthians and
seventh verse, he says, "For |
would that all men were even as |
myself" And again in the eighth
verse he says, 81 say therefore to
the unmarried and widows, it is
good for them if they abide as l."
That seems to me conclusive evil
dence that he was a bachelor. Hope
the question has been answered to
your entire satisfaction dragged
Edge" and at any time in the future
when a question of such grave (9I
import is being discussed, and you
feel that Lucille could throw any
light on the matter, why just let her
know, for you know it tickles
an cold maids" vanity to have her
opinion asked.
Misses Hattie and M Gibson
visited relatives in our community
one day last week.
Mr.. w. S. Overton has been
elected principal of the Glen Hill
school for the summer term.
Messrs. Clifton Keller, James
Marsh and Johnson Blair attended
'Children's Day" exercises at Con-
,ord last Sunday, and report pleas
mt and entertaining time.