The Pioneer News, 1920 - Bullitt County Public Library

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Duvall spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. J.
B. Hatfield.
Mrs. Chas. Muir was in Clermont
Tuesday morning.
Last Wednesday morning, January
28 th , the Catholic Church at Chapeze
was seen, about 7:30 o’clock, to
burst out in flames through the doors
and windows. It was not too long
before it was all burned to the
ground. We hear it was caused from
a defective flue. We were very sorry
to hear of this fire. Only a few things
were saved.
Crist - Nutt
Miss Zilpah Crist and Mr. Dan Nutt
were quietly married last week in
Louisville.
Miss Crist is one of Leaches most
popular young ladies. Mr. Nutt is a
popular farmer.
Their many friends wish both Mr.
and Mrs. Nutt a long and happy
married life.
Hebron Missionary Society
Resolutions of respect honoring the
death of Mrs. Geo. W. Sanders, who
quietly passed into the Great
Beyond, December 9, 1919. Age 70
years.
Had been President of Hebron
Missionary Society for years.
Signed - Mrs. Hannah S. Rhea, Mrs.
Sarah Whitman, Mrs. Ella S. Pope,
committee.
Sells Farm
Mr. Schroll sold a farm last week
near Gap-in-Knob to Mr. Price
Dawson. Mr. Dawson is a son of Mr.
Chas. Dawson, a fine young man
and we are glad to have him with us.
The Pioneer News, 1920 - J. W. Barrall, Editor
Transcribed from Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004
February 13, 1920
School News
The boys basketball players went to
Bardstown Friday and played a game
against St. Joseph College team,
winning by the score of 38 to 25.
In a game recently played in
Lexington between the College team
of Georgetown and the boys from
the State College, Muir Funk and
Sam Ridgway played as guards -
against each other.
In the recent Common School
diploma examination here, the
highest general average was made by
Minnie Mae Combs, daughter of
Wm. Combs and a niece of H. H.
Combs, while Mary Engle, of
Belmont, was only a couple of
points behind her. Both are very
bright students.
Miss Virginia Foreman is ill in Mt.
Washington at the home of her
uncle, Dr. Settles.
Mr. Ed Sutton and family have
moved to Louisville after having
lived a number of years in this
County at Bardstown Junction.
Shoe Repairing
Having sold my farm and located at
Bardstown Junction, I have opened
up my Shoe Repair Shop at my
home and will do shoe repairing as
cheap as any one can do it. I need no
introduction to the good people of
Bullitt County. Respectfully, J.
Morrison, Bardstown Junction.
“Sed” Bell Back
J. B. Bell, popularly known as “Sed”
has bought a half interest in Main
Street Garage from O. W. Pearl and
has come back to Shepherdsville to
locate permanently.
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Sed has been one of our boys all
these years, but for the past 8 or 9
years, has been out in the automobile
world, and since becoming
proficient in his chosen line has
come back home to locate.
For Sale
A car load of Percheron mares from
northern Indiana. Also a car load of
mules. Clarence Dawson.
Mt. Washington
Several cases of influenza are
reported in our community and
school was closed at noon today
until there is some abatement of the
disease.
Rev. D. H. Peak, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McClure and children were guests
of P. B. S. Parrish and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Collings and daughter,
Miss Carrie, are visiting in New
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hall recently
visited their sister, Mrs. Willard Bell
and Mr. Bell at Brooks.
Misses Bertha Engle and Mabel
Sutton spent the week end with their
parents at Clermont and Louisville.
William McGee, of Indianapolis, has
returned home for a short stay.
Miss Susie May Parrish spent a
night last week with Miss Wava
Dickey.
Lilberne Parrish spent the week end
with her uncle, J. A. Harris and wife
in Jefferson County.
Messrs and Mesdames H. P.
Wiggington and Sammy Smith
motored to Louisville Sunday to see
Miss Russell Borders at Norton
Infirmary. She was operated on for
appendicitis and is doing fine.