The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-23

OdIu6l CG6uS, OHlOIl CeIS,
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oates at
j. L. JOYNER's.
On Friday evening, the 28rd
inst, at St. Katharine's School,
Miss Rather's pupils will give a
recital, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The friends AMI patrons of the
school are cordially invited to be
present.
Mr.. w. J. Anderson, one of
the 18th districts substantial cit
liens, was pleasant visitor at our
office Monday. Mr.. Anderson's
name has been on our mailing list
for twenty-five years. OF course,
he renewed his subscription.
Mr.. Albert Virgins and Miss
Lottie Granger were married Sun
day morning at the residence of
Mr.. John Dugan, in the l4th dis
trict, Esquire W. L. Cearley Off
ciating.
Mrs. Robert Wood Tate
charmingly entertained a few
friends Thursday afternoon of last
week in honor of her sister, Miss
Sevestre. Those present were
Misses Bessie Tate, Julia Bills,
Sallie Miller and Matte Cochrane.
| keep a full line of pur-
and fresh Drugs. Call in to
see me when in town.
w. j. Cox.
DR.. Robert Wood Tate was
called to Pocahontas Tuesday to
examine Mr.. Charlie Stone, re-
ported to have smallpox. DIR. Tate
confirmed the report. Mr.. Stone
is a son in law of Esquire Thomas
Shea. He has been running as
baggage master on the Commercial
Appeals ''Newsboy".
Hon. a. J. Coates has been app
pointed on a committee to receive
Hon. w. J. Bryan, who will visit
Nashville February oath. Mr..
Coates has also received an invita-
ton to attend a breakfast to be
given at the Peabody Hotel, Mem
phis, complimentary to Mr.. Bryan,
who will visit that city on the
26th.
Go to Hudson's for a first
class Cigar, a good Tooth
Brush, a bottle of fine Per-
fume, etc.
The following party from
Grand Junction will leave Sunday
for New Orleans to attend the Car
nival: J. NJ. Aldridge and wife,
Mr.. Maxwell and wife, Il. Z.
Prewitt and wife, ]. A. Prewitt
and wife, Il. d. Prewitt and wife,
NJ. l.. Prewitt, Mrs. Emma Dun
bar, Mrs. d. G. Wells, Mrs. Eta
Miss Emma Hicks.
MIR. Chester Owens, of Chester
County, and Miss Lena Wilson
were married at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. G. W. Will
son, in the 18th district, Sunday,
Feb. 18th, Esquire J. G. Jackson
Quite a number of
friends were present and a splendid
supper was served. The attendants
were Mr.. Nicely Taylor and Miss
Lee Ann Wilson, Mr.. Lee Ross and
Miss Lena Mcknight.
Oscar Pepper and Paducah Club
Whistles, two of the leading
brands manufactured. For sale
by r. NJ. REDFEARN, Coates
Block, Bolivar, Tennessee.
Rev. r. II. Hill, of Haywood
County, died Sunday, February
18th, of typhoid fever, in the 10th
year of his age. Mr.. Hill was well
known in Hardeman, especially in
the western portion of the county.
He was a man of considerable
ability, was highly respected and
accomplished much good. He rep
resented Haywood County in the
legislature several terms.
Among the BULLETINS visitors
this week were the following sub
stantial citizens of Hardeman: DR..
J. w. Nuckolls, George Bradford,
w. T. Smith, Statler Anderson,
John Bradford, A. p. Nuckolls,
G. w. Black, r. J. Pirtle, Toone;
Thomas Shea, J. Y. Reed, Poca-
hontas; T. ID. Prewitt, Grand
Junction; J. d. Woods, J. w.
Futrell, r. E. Rose, J. w. Jones,
D. w. McAnulty, Hickory Valley;
w. l.. Cearley, Andrew Walton,
14th district; James Hundley, 4th
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