The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-02-19

ACcAOCnOC VI bAI6 Nhdi DAAios 1hO
color and pretty sentiment of the
season was fittingly carried out in
each detail. A most HEARTY well
come was accorded each and all.
The parlor was a fash of red, hearts
greeting the eye from every con-
ceivable place. progressive
Hearts, was played. The prizes
were especially beautiful, the lsdy's
a dainty red and white work box,
the guests a thrust pin, the gentle
mans a gold lined silver ash tray,
each heart shaped. were won by
Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Fiexner and Mr..
Knox Tate. The elaborate menu
was a treat indeed at the midnight
hour. In each course the Valen-
tine idea was noticeable.
Clover, Grass, Oats, Gar
den Seeds, etc, at Migrants
Mrs J Kahn entertained the
Over the Tea Cups Club" on the
18th inst. The valentine idea was
carried out in all of its grace and
beauty. In addition to the decora-
zion of hearts III the parlor, a num-
Der of comic valentines were pinned
on the walls. The invitations we're
in rhyme, and il many instances the
acceptance was similarly written.
Each guest was requested to write
an original valentine unsigned.
These were sent to the hostess, who
numbered them, and they were read
and voted upon. Mrs. r. E. Dur
rett won the beautiful heart pin of
Learls and opals for her original
ity. Other amusements were pro-
vided, Mesdames G.. ID Durrett,
Harwood and Mask winning The
Mettle of the Pasture" 1.-The For
tunes of Fiji" and a dainty valen-
tine. The four purse Luncheon
was heartily enjoyed.
Paints, Varnishes, Brush
es, Window Glass, ETC., at
HudsOn's.
An establishment that is a cred
it to Hardeman County is the Grand
Junction Marble and Stone Yard
Company, G. ]. Rogers & Sons,
proprietors, Grand Junction, Tenn.
This firm has been in business con-
tinuously for the past twenty-five
years, and has always enjoyed a lib
eral patronage. In order TO give
an idea of the Volume of their bus
mess, during the past year they
have utilized over twenty-five car
loads of marble. Recently the
plant has been improved by the ad
dition of steam appliances; and stu
ated as it is, at the crossing of two
of the o important railways OF
the South, with special freight
rates, the firm is enabled TO com
pete with any like establishment in
the country. II is1he second larg-
est plant in West Tennessee aud
buys in quarry blocks. direct from
the quarries. They design and
manufacture cut stone of every de-
scription, from a simple head
board to a costly monument. This
being a home enterprise, its work of
the best aud highest order, with
reasonable terms, the business of
the Grand Junction Marble and
Stone Yard Company should son
tinue 10 increase. The firm solicits
correspondence.
A full assortment of Stock
and Poultry Powders, Med
icines, ETC., at Hudson's.
The coy home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Wilkinson presented a scene
of rare beauty and brilliancy on
Friday evening last, the occasion
being the Leap Year Valentine Par
ty given by the Silver Thimble
Club. The paIlor was a blaze of
red and white, the Club colOrs.
Broad bands of red and white rib
bons, dotted with hearts of con-
trasting c%olors, were festooned
from the center of the ceiling to
each corner. Hearts OF various
colors and sizes filled every imagi-
nable space in parlOr, hall and sit
ting room. The color scheme was
evident in the candles, which shed