The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-09-23

: has made quite a reputation as
potato raiser and his customers ar
ON the increase. You can reacl
him over the s'Progress Telephone.
Mrs. Kittie Newbern, who ha
been visiting here for several weeks
leaves today for her home in Mem
phis. Mrs. Newbern formerly re
sided in Bolivar for many years
and is greatly beloved and highly
esteemed by our people, who Away
enjoy her visits.
The meeting, which has beer
in progress at the Methodist church
| for the past two weeks, closed Sun
day night. Great interest was man.
ifested and much good was accom-
plished under the able and eloquent
preaching of the pastor, Rev. ]. q.
Williams. Twelve were added to
the church, eight by profession and
four by letter. There were eight
cen professions.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tate an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, to Mr.. Ellis Cool
idge on the evening of the goth of
September at their home in Bolivar.
Miss Tate is one of the most beauti-
full, charming and popular of the
society people of our city. Mr..
Coolidge is a prominent insurance
man and a member of one of the
leading families of Helena, Ark.
Miss Maggie Black has re-
turned from St. Louis and is
now receiving her large line
of Millinery. She will be
pleased to have her friends
and customers call and in
spect it.
Miss Leola Hills entertained a
happy crowd of her little friends on
last Saturday evening, the occasion
being the celebration of her twelfth
birthday. The reception hall was
tastefully decorated with potted
plants and vases of flowers, the
work of the popular and fair little
hostess. A table was laden with |
many pretty and useful presents,
gifts of admiring friends. The light
from many japanese lamps, scattered
about the lawn, aided the little folks
in their merry games. Ice cream
and cake were served. Miss Leola
is an ideal hostess and was ever at
tentive to the pleasure of her guests.
The remains of Hardy Walton,
who was foully and cruelty murder
ed in the 18Th district, on Tuesday
IF last week, were buried Wednes-
lay evening at the Walton grave
Yard, in the 18th district. A large
witnessed the last sad
lights and by their presence testified
o the high esteem in which the de-
ceased was held. The blows of a
murderer removed good citizen
md left a broken hearted widow
With two children. Taylor Chand-
er, who provoked the difficulty
which ended so sadly, Is behind the
'ars of the county Jail, while Lee
who administered the
Ieath blows, is still at large. A re-
yard has been offered for his cap
ure, and every possible effort is
icing made by the Sheriff and his
deputies to apprehend him.
Why pay travelling agents
abulous prices for inferior
makes of Sewing Machines, Z
When you can buy the best,
he New HOME, for third
he price they ask? We are
he exclusive representatives
# the New Home Sewing
Machine Company in Bolivar,
nd we deal directly with the
actory. To the price of ma
hines bought from travelling
gents is added the hire Of !
cams, the salary of statesmen,
'oard and other expenses. {
The NEW HOME is recognize q
ID the world over as the most
lurable, Understanding and .
sives better satisfaction than !
my machine on the market. {
GALL and see them at our
tore before buying and don't
,e gulled. i
KAHN BROTHERS.