The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-02-25
GEN HILL.

Miss Annie Marsh was absent for
two or three days last week on a
very pleasant visit to Mesdames
Thomas and McIver of Bolivar.
r. T. Marsh was IN Bolivar re-
Gently.
John Weatherford, of near Pleas
ant Hill, spent a short time in our
vicinage recently.
O.. w. kellar and wife were over
to see home folks a few days ago.
Mrs. Mollie Marsh, who was re-
ported i'll in one of our recent let
tiers, is unable to leave her room.
J. r. aud J. IL. Black paid bus
mess trip to Bolivar the 2ud.
Willie Drake Walton is attend
ing school at ToOne.
w. ). OvertOu and wife were il
Toone shopping recently.
J. @. Walton paid a brief visit to
the family of his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Brown, of Doris lately.
Will Eastman, of Antioch, was
in our community not long since.
James Marsh recently attended
an entertainment at John Pirtle's,
few miles from Tooue. 1t seems
that that community possesses quite
an attraction for Jim for the past
few months.
For several weeks past, "Lucille'
has been looking forward with
pleasant anticipations to an invita-
tion to the marriage of a certain old
bachelor. But we were recently
informed by the ''groOm that was
to be" that on account of the pre-
vailing hard times he has been com
PEELED to put it off, and Monroe
Black says that by applying to him
you can find out for how long.
A. 3. Ruffin and A. J. Blair at
tended a recent meeting of the
'"Toone Literary Society,"" and re-
port a pleasant time.
Miss Irene Marsh paid a flying
visit to Glen Hill friends week be-
fore last.
Mrs. Mollie Halliburton and fam
lily visited her daughter, Mrs. Pink
Smith, of the Pleasant Hill neigh
borhOOd week before last.
Fred p. Brown and wife, of Dor
ris, came down Saturday on a visit
to the family of Mrs. Browns pa
rents. They returned home the
Sunday afternoon following.
Clifton KelIar, of Whiteville,
was in our midst recently on visit
to his sister and family.
Ambrose rutherford, of Pleas
ant Hill, spent last Sabbath in our
little burg.
The house occupied by Mrs. Joe
Williams, near Esquire Thorn
Marshs' was burned down the first
of this month. We understand
that Mrs. Williams saved the great
er part of her household goods.
Misses Matte Bray and Maude
Pirtle, of Toone, were on our streets
the 18th inst.
Mrs, Summons Anderson, of
Toone, was among the visitors at
Mrs. Blair's during last week. She
was accompanied by her nephew,
H. Ransom.
Mrs. William Smith recently Wis
tied the family of her brother, Esq.
Thorn Marsh.
DR.. II. w. Tate was in our vicin-
age in professional capacity last
Tuesday.
Mrs. TempieWa alton and children
were in our midst last Thursday.
Quite a number of Glen Hills
citizens attended the 'horse swap
ping" at Bolivar recently.
Evergreen" l think Lucille"
promised you some time ago, that
at some time in the future, she
would ''read between the lines" for
your beneft-so here goes: In your
inquiries of the postmaster, and your
patient search among the list of
post offices some time since, did you
succeed in locating Glen Hill? And
what about the lost umbrella? Also
in the future when nephew wishes
to remain Sin cOg.," he should
keep his uncle well drilled in the
of the word silence ICON
said nephew.) LUCILLE. !