The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28


at Hickory Valley next Sunda
fifth Sunday.)
Mr.. J. w. Pirtle, of Distric
No. 5, is on a visit to relatives il
Weakley County.
Mrs. Ben Wilson, of Washing
ton, d. C., is the guest of her sister
Mrs. II. w. Tate.
Prof. ]. A. Hudson's wife pre-
sented him with fine young lad!
Tuesday morning.
The "Bolivar Euchre Club" me
last Tuesday evening at the hOspi
table home of Mr.. Knox Tate.
-''Flossie's" communication was
received too late for publication il
this issue. 1t will appear next week.
Miss Nellie Malone, of Chero
kee, Ala, entered st. Katharine's
School this week as a pupil for
the Spring term.
-Messrs. G. NJ. Maroney, R. L.
Nuckolls and G. E. Walton, of the
18th district, called on the Bull.
LETIN last Thursday.
Remember Ralph Bingham at
the Operahouse next Tuesday night
Proceeds of entertainment for bene-
fit of Baptist Church.
Mr.. E. V. Hall and family,
who came here two years ago from
Ida Grove, Iowa, and located on the
Stallings place, in District No. 3,
have recently moved to Yum Yum,
Fayette County.
Mr.. w. r. Robinson, aud Miss
Lille Pirtle, were married at Medon
Wednesday afternoon. The happy
couple boarded the evening train
for Toone, where an elegant supper
was served at the residence of the
groom's mother. Mr.. Robinson is a
prominent business man of Grand
Junction, and his bride is charming
young lady of Medon.
MIR, w. H. Nolan left Tues
day afternoon for Buford, Ga. Mr..
Nolan has been employed by Messrs.
Savage 81 Emerson as foreman of
their saddley and harness depart
ment for the past two years. We
learn that our popular fellow towns
man, Mr.. Tom Crawford, will sue
coed him. Mr.. Crawford is an ex-
perienced workman. He is well
and favorably known to our people
and needs no recommendation at our
hands.
The residence occupied by Mr..
John Kearney, located one mile
north of the Hospital, was destroy
ed by fire Monday evening, 100
o'clock. In addition to losing
nearly all of his household furniture
Mr.. Kearney lost about 1900 pounds
Of meat. The origin of the fire is
unknown. We understand there
was no insurance.
Elsewhere in to-day's BULLETIN
appears an advertisement of the
Bolivar Poultry Yard. Mr.. 7, D.
the proprietor, has a col
ection of five different strains of |
birds, from prize-winning
stock. Those interested in poultry
raising will do well to consult or
with Mr.. Newbern.
Several weeks ago Mr.. Will
Hornsby, while in the discharge of |
MS duty as attendant at the Hospit- |
al, found it necessary to resort to
force to compel one of the patients
to obey orders. In some way the |
maniac caught Hornsby's finger in
MS mouth and bit it. Blood pois- |
On set in and the arm became ter
ribly SWOLLEN. The diseased finger
was recently amputated.
The real estate firm of Caruth-
ers 81 Hulse has been dissolved,
Mr.. Caruthers retiring, Messrs.
NJ. G. Muhlenburg and R. D. Nor
ris, of Aledo, Illinois, purchasing
his interest. The style of the firm
is now ''The West Tennessee and
North Mississippi Real Estate Com
pany," incorporated under the laws
of Tennessee. The home office is
Bolivar, the northern office, Aledo,
Ill. Mr.. J. T, Hulse remains with
the new company. He is too well
and favorably known to our people
to need any notice at our hands. 1t
has been our pleasure to meet the
other members of the firm, Messrs.
Muhlenburg and Morris, and they
impress us as intelligent, courteous
gentlemen. We wish "The West
Tennessee and North Mississippi
Real Estate Company" success.