The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-01-01

Lawrence Sammons, of Shaw
nee, OKLA, is visiting relatives here.
-Messrs. Guy Irby, Jim Wilson
and Williams visited w hite
vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Wilkinson
and little sou spent several days in
Corinth this week.
Miss Zarelda Ingram, who is
attending school in Nashville, sp ent
the week in Bolivar.
Misses Iva and Phie Moore, of
Jackson, were the guests OF Miss
Albert1ne Smith last week.
Mics Fannie Greene, of Airing
ton, is visiting her brother, Mr.. w.
G Green, at the Western Hospital.
Fifty six marriage licenses
were issued from the County Clerks
office during the month of Decem
Der.
Misses Jennie Foote, Annie
Frank Cordle and John Foote, Jr
visited Memphis during the holi
days.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, of
Henderson, visited Mr.. w. g..
Green, last week at the Western
Hospital.
Mrs James Fentres< sails on
the 9Th inst. for Beyrout, Syria
She goes to attend the bedside of
her son III law, who is quite i'll.
Saturday, the 26Ih of Decem-
her, was the coolest day of the year
1908. The government ttermome-
ter registered IA degrees.
Andrew Gay, wife aud son, of
the Middleburg neighborhood have
moved to Bolivar and occupy a
part Of J. II. Johnson's residence,
on w alter Street.
R v. I E. P. Woods and
family from Nashville are domicIled
in the Presbyterian Manse. MIR.
Woods is the pastor of the Presby-
terrain church here.
w. IL. Howell, of Chester
County, has bought tn Girls Am
mons farm, in the 18th district,
upon which he expects to move
about the first of January.
Mr.. John Stump and Miss
Ethel Huddleston were married at
the home of the bride, III the 18th
district, Sunday Dec. goth. Rev.
Calvin Stump performed the cere-
mony.
-Messrs. Fred and John Coates,
the former connected with the
civil engineering department of
the Illinois Central, stationed at
Louisville, the latter a student of
MONEYS School, Murfrees5oro,
spent Christmas at home.
Albert Mullens, aged about so
,o., sc III NIIo,c l1nl 40
Gently at his home neal Cl%overport
Of pneumonia. He was an honora-
BILE man and a good citizen. A
wife and several children, besides a
number of relatives and friends
mourn his loss.
r. L Nuckolls, formerly of
the 18th district. has bought a
valuable farm of 10 acres near
Vildo, upon which be has moved.
Mr.. Nuckolls is an industrious
farmer and good citizen Jesse
Walton, a popular young man, also
VI lhO 1ttu Ol5tiiSl, Will llNC Will
Mr.. Nuckolls.
The gentlemen attendants of
the Western Hospital gave a ball
Wednesday evening 10 their friends,
many OF whom were present. The
music was furnished by a band
from Jackson, and the affair was
the most pleasant and enjoyable
ever given by the popular attaches
of this institution.
Mr.. S. NJ. Rhodes and Miss
Mamie Harris were united in mar
riage Wednesday morning at the
residence of the brides uncle, Mr..
J. NJ Taylor, in Bolivar, Rev. j.
@ Williams, pastor of the Metho-
dist church officiating. The hand
some and happy couple have many
friends here aud elsewhere. The
BULLETIN extends congratulations
Rev NJ E Dodd, pastor of
the Boil ar Baptist Church for the
past six months, preached his fare
well sermoH Sunday. He has
Ia bornd faithfulIv lurinO his con-