The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-04-23
GLEN HILL.
BY LUCILLE.

Oscar Black, of near the Western
Hospital, was over to see his brother
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Marsh were in
Bolivar one day last week.
Rev. D. M, McIver, of Bolivar
made several calls in our community
some days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Walton attend,
ed church at Shandy the second Sab
bath.
Esquire w. T. Marsh was in Boil
var last week.
Mrs. VIM. Smith was over to see
Mrs. Ruffin recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Keller were
in our vicinage last Sunday.
Messrs. Jones, Marsh and Young
have returned from Hatchie where
they carried raft of logs.
9. NJ. Maroney and family visited
relatives in our community Sunday.
The buffalo gnats are out in full
force and are doing great damage to
stock. They have killed two horses
for r. f. Marsh, and there are others
in the community that are expected
to die from that same cause.
Mrs. Blair was in Toone shopping
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Will Morrow, of Middle
burg, came up to see home folks the
second Sabbath and returned on the
evening train the following Monday.
James Marsh spent Saturday
night and Sunday in the Cloverport
neighborhood, There seems to be
quite an attraction for Jim in that
community of late.
1t was the writer's good fortune
in company with some friends to
spend the day with Mrs. William
Smith not long since. Nor can we
recall day that we ever spent more
pleasantly or one that we enjoyed
more thoroughly.
During the past week, Mr.. J. G.
Walton has delivered to Sammons
Anderson at Toone a lot of boards,
which will be used in the erection
of a new barn, his old one having
been destroyed by fire.
And so Bachelor Bros" the
Free Prees contributor, wishes to
know why it is that we happen to
know so much about the cold maids
auction" Simply, my "brother,"
because Lucille is always on the
alert for any news 1--WE mean good
news, of course) concerning an old
maid, and all because she is one of
the most antiquated specimens of
themselves.
Sunday afternoon, for the first
time since he vowed to Glove, hon
or and obey" the waters of Hatchie
river rolled and surged between
certain Benedict" and his best be-
loved, and his doleful countenance
as he was seen driving along the
road between Bolivar and Middle
burg would have evoked pity from.
a heart of stone. We presume
though that the shadow from lis
brow was lifted somewhat when the
evening train rolled into Middle
burg the following Monday.
One of Middleburg's bachelors,
who is exceedingly fond of pies,
cakes, preserves and so on, has late
ly employed an agent which he has
sent out with instructions to find
him a girl who is an adept in the
art of cooking them and who will
listen girls--agree to
furnish the sugar. Our advice to
those who feel that they can COM
ply with the conditions, and who
are not already proficient in the
above named accomplishments,
would be to master them in as short
1 time as possible: for said agent
has already been in the Glen Hill
community, and there is no telling
when you may be called on.
Miss Lenora Peppers, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Cum
near here, has returned
home.
Miss A. Marsh has returnd from
visit to relatives at Middleburg.
We would be glad to know what
uccess one of our young men had
'bilin soap last Thursday.
Miss Annie Halliburton visited
riends in Toone recently.
Miss Ruth Rufin was in Toone
saturday on shopping expedition.
Messrs. Smith and Cearley, of
ruit tree fame, were In our midst
asst week.
J. G. Walton has been appointed
chool director to fill out the unex-
ired term of w. P. Nuckolls.
Sunday afternoon was most de-
ghtful time for driving, as some
our young people will no doubt