The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-09-09

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program.
The following young men lief
Monday to attend The Moone,
School at Murfreesboro: Rheubel
Scott, Hickory Valley; Carlisle ant
Victor Nuckolls, Toone; Charles
Nicely, Robert Kahn, Hugh Tate
Moore and John Coates, Bolivar
The tent-meeting, conducted
by Rev. J. D. Lewis near Toone
closed Monday night of last weel
after nine days. session. In ad
dillon to the christians being great
ly revived, there was over thirty
professions.
Thomas T. Wilson, a former
citizen of this county, died in Jack
son Sunday and was buried Monday
The following relatives from Boil
ivar attended the funeral: Messrs.
John L. Mitchell, G. @. Crawford,
Misses Ella Crawford and Jennie
Mitchell.
The first bale of new cotton
was brought in Friday by E. B.
Stewart and sold to the firm of
Lakewood & Newsom at Is cents a
Lound. This is ten days earlier
than last season; the first bale last
season was on September 18th and
sold for 10 and seven-eights cents.
w hiteville News.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Mary Frances Nuckolls to the
marriage of her daughter, Miss
Laura Nuckolls, to Mr.. William
Lafayette Lockman, on the evening
of Wednesday, September the 14th,
1904, at seven thirty o'clock, Bap-
fist Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
The opening exercises of st.
Katharine's, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Wells, of Jackson, took place We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock in the
presence of a number of friends and
patrons of the school. Misses
Wooden and Tonkin delighted the
assemblage with musical selections.
The attendance this year, we learn,
will be large.
Unity Association met with
Cooper's Chapel, in the 18th dis
trict, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. The preachers present were
Revs. Hall, Scarborough, Folk and
Hale. Over 1000 people were in
Sunday, and bountiful
spread was served. The next meet
ing of the Association will be held
at Bolivar on Saturday before the
first Sunday in September.
&C. J. Rogers & Sons, proprie-
tors of the Grand Junction Marble
and Stone Works, have just receiv-
ed from the quarries fifteen car
loads five hundred thousand
pounds) of the best marble that
Georgia produces. With taste and
skill they can fashion this marble
into the simplest maidstone or the
most beautiful monument. If you
need anything in their line it will
be to your interest to communicate
with them.
Miss Gussie Hobbs and Mr.. H.
G. McAnulty, two of .Marianna's
most popular young people, will be
married next Wednesday evening at
seven o'clock at the home of the
bride in this city. No invitations
have been issued-no one but the
immediate family will be present.
They will leave the same evening
for Hickory Valley. Tenn, to spend
a week with Mr.. McAnulty's rela- |
tives and from there they go to the
Worlds Fair to spend a week. |
The Index extends congratulations
and best wishes in advance.-Mari- |
anna ARK. Index.
The Bolivar High School open
ed Monday morning, number of
friends and patrons of the school
being present. Rev. j. G. Will
Jams read a lesson from Proverbs
and Rev. 7, 4: P. Woods lead in
prayer, after which short talks were
made by these gentlemen, and by
Mr.. A. ]. Coates on behalf of the
Board of Education, followed by a
brief and appropriate address by
Prof. Ijams. The new principal
and his corps of assistants will have
the earnest cooperation of all pa