The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-09-04
Miss Zarelda Ingram spent

Miss Minnie Nicely reopens her
Primary and kindergarten School
on Tuesday Sept. 6th.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lambert,
of California, Mo-, are guests of
Mrs. J. d. Swinebroad.
Mr.. II. f. Wilson and wife and
son, Harrel, of Bradford, arrived
Yesterday on a visit to relatives
here.
j A. Foster and family are
detained at Rogers Springs and
neighboring places on account of
his sickness.
Miss Bessie Tate will leave from
Vicksburg, Miss. to resume her
duties at Osyka as music teacher on
the 14th inst.
Col. o. 3. Polk and family,
of. Memphis, who have been summer
ing near Hickory Valley, were in
the city Tuesday.
st. Katharine's School will
open Wednesday morning at
O'Clock. Services will be held at
10 O'Clock, to which the public is
invited.
Miss Jennie Chambers and
little sister, Effie, returned to
Memphis Saturday after a weeks
visit TO their sister, Mrs. Lille
Webster, of Hickory Valley.
Mr.. E. S. Crawford has accept
ed the position of book-keeper at
the Western Hospital. Mr.. Craw-
ford is popular and competent and
the management is to be congratu-
lated upon securing his services.
j. E. Martin and Miss Lizzie
Hillhouse were united in marriage
Sunday night at the residence OF
the brides parents in Toone.
They left on the morning train fol
New Albany, Miss, their future
home.
Prof. Osteen, who has been
principal of Woodland Academy,
at Salisbury, for the past term has
resigned his position and accepted
the princIpalship of the school at
Arlington, Tenn. Mrs. Osteen
will teach music and shorthand.
Mr.. I. NJ. Emerson and sons,
Robert and James, have bought
the interest of Mr.. G. NJ Savage
in the livery business and farm
Mr.. Emerson is an experienced
liveryman and an expert judge OF
horses and his sons are Industrious
steady and courteous young men
Mr.. Robert Emerson will have
charge of the farm. We wish the
new finn success.
Miss Frances Stuart left the
first Of the week for Fulton, Ky.
to teach a private school. For
several years past, Miss Stuart hal
been connected with the public
schools of Bolivar and was reelected
for the present term, but resigned
much to the regret of pupils ant
patrons. She is lady of refine
ment, culture and merit and tn
people of Fulton are indeed fortu
nate in securing her services.
Hon. John Ii. Trice, of Cheste
County, was in town Monday, at
tending the Farmers Institute
Since the death of Captain Payn'
he has been assisting the Com
missioner of Agriculture in conduct
ing the different Institutes in Yves
Tennessee. Mr.. Trice is a success
full farmer, takes an interest i
politics and is we'll known an
popular throughout the state. /
bigger hearted, better looking an(
truer man than John Trice is hare
to find.
Mr.. G. w. Childress and wife
with their three adopted children
of Milan, are here on a visit. MI
Childress left Bolivar about tw
years ago and his many friend
J here will be glad to learn that he
prospecting. He is engaged in true
farming. Last season he realized
net profit of $780, 90 from tw
acres in straw berries. lie is col
WINGED that strawberries are tt
o most profitable crop that can
: raised in his section, hence wi
: increase his acreage.
"A large crowd attended tt
ball game Friday afternoon betwee