The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-01-05
PERSON AL.


Mrs. III. ID. Brewer is visiting
relatives in the 6th district.
Mrs. J. I. Hulse, of Middle
ton, spent Tuesday in Bolivar.
Mr.. II. A. Baker and wife are
visiting relatives near Salisbury.
Misses Carrie and Mary Emerson
spent the holidays in Nashville.
Mrs. S. L. Barnett, of Jackson,
was in the city Wednesday evening.
Mr.. G. w. Prewitt, of Grand
Junction, was In to see us last Thurs
day.
Mr.. l. nj. Emerson has returned
from a business visit to Forest City,
Ark.
Miss Eva Clark, of Memphis,
spent Xmas with her aunt, Mrs.
Stuart.
Mr.. K. L. Lightfort, wife and
children visited at Grand junction
recently.
Mrs. VIM. Dickson, of Atlanta,
was the gnest of Mrs. j. w. Tate
last week.
Mr.. w. Il. Holmes, of Hickory
Valley, was one of our pleasant Wis
itors Saturday.
Miss Mamie Wheeler, one of Hen
derson's beauties, was the guest of
Miss Maude Wilkinson last week.
Miss Carrie Lambeth, of Mid
dleton, spent last week with her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McKinnie.
Mrs. A. M. and Miss Bessie
Statler returned Monday evening
from a weeks visit to Memphis
relatives.
Miss Maude Wilkinson returned
Tuesday evening from a pleasant
visit to her friend, Miss Wheeler,
of Henderson.
Misses Virgie and Velma Kin
ME and Lizzie Johnson, of Vildo,
spent last week with DIR. B. V.
Hudson and family.
Mr.. ii. E. Williams recently &C
companied Miss Ethel Cheshier to
Nashville, where she was placed in
the Industrial School.
DIR. T. s. Bradford and wife, of
Cotton Plant, Ark, and Mr.. John II.
Bradford, of Toone, attended the
Bradford Bray marriage last week.
Misses Bessie Statler, of Bolivar,
and Fannie Norment, of Whiteville,
attended the Southern Educational
Association, in session at Memphis
last week.
Mr.. J. F. Nuckolls and family,
of Jackson, and Mr.. G. M. Maroney
and family, of the 14th district,
spent Christmas with Mr.. w. P.
Nuckolls, near Bolivar.
Gen. S. l.. Cockroft came down
Monday to attend Circuit Court.
He returned to Dyersburg Monday
evening, court having been post
poned on account of smallpox.
Mr.. u. I. Simpson, after an alb
sence of several years in Chester
and McNairy Counties has returned
to Hardeman and resum ed control of
his farm, in the 18th district. Mr..
Simpson is a son of the late VIM.
Simpson, one of the pioneer citizens
of this county.
DR.. II. B. Bradford and wife, of
Cotton Plant, Ark, are visiting
relatives at Toone and Jackson.
They are guests now of Mr.. r. B.
Bradford and family, this city.
The doctor may locate in Jackson.
jackson Wing.
The following were among Boil
vars holiday visitors: W.T.. Price,
Italy, Tex; E. P. McNeal, Peters,
Ark; Thos. r. Smith, Chicago;
Miss Blanche Wood, Nashville;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Swasey and
little son, st. Louis; Miss Sallie
Luther, Jasper, Ala; Albert Nc
Neal, Jr., Memphis; Miss Maggie
Luther, Nashville; n. A. Ammons,
Memphis; James Fentress, Mobiles,
Ark. c. w. Carter, Walden, Miss. !;
Lafayette Fish, l. G. r. R.; Jno.
Warren, Jr., Memphis; Miss Laura
Reed, Messrs. West Reed and JOS
eph Burgher, Honey Grove, Tex. !;
Miss Maude Pirtle, Toone; H. I.
Baker, Memphis; Mr.. Jno. Withers
and family, Jackson; Charley Craw-
ford, Jackson; Mr.. 7. L. Ammons
and wife, league; Miss May We'll
Ions, Grand Junction; Mrs. Shegog,
Oxford, Miss.