The Pioneer News, 1920 - Bullitt County Public Library

For Sale
One good work horse. Clarence Hill,
Shepherdsville.
Two sows, 15 shoats. J. F. Weller,
Chapeze, KY
Notice
There will be preaching services at
Cedar Grove the 4 th Sunday by H. K.
Deacon.
Editorials
No matter how much one may feel
like shooting the Louisville
policemen, one is bound to admit
that they are meddlesome.
Some of those republican club
members in Louisville certainly “do”
know how to gamble.
Ben Wolf, who formerly conducted
a saloon at Tenth and Broadway,
Louisville, has signified his
intention of going to Pennsylvania to
live. Certainly tough on Penn.
No wonder the population of
Louisville is so disappointedly
small; think of the people in
Louisville who have beer murdered
while the police slept.
Personal
A. M. Vance returned home after
spending some time with his parents
at Glasgow.
Mr. A. P. Dedmen, (sic) of
Millersburg, spent Saturday here on
business.
D. M. Monroe, of Lebanon Junction,
spent Saturday here.
Mr. J. E. Hagan of Leachers, who
has been on the sick list, is better.
Misses Mary and Barbara Hecker
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Rennison, who has been very sick.
The Pioneer News, 1920 - J. W. Barrall, Editor
Transcribed from Microfilm by Edith Blissett in the year 2004
Mrs. A. M. Vance and sister, Mrs.
McKinney, were here Saturday
evening.
Judge A. E. Funk and son, A. E.
Funk Jr, were here Tuesday
attending court and shaking hands
with their friends.
Mr. Jack Howerton, of Bardstown,
was a guest of the Peoples Bank last
Monday and, incidently, called on
his best girl.
Miss Mary Thompson, of the High
School faculty, was the happy guest
of appreciative friends at
Georgetown, Ky Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Croan, who was
operated on at one of the infirmaries
in the city not long ago, is very much
improved and has been taken to her
home where she is improving
rapidly.
Robert Shanklin was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Lindsay Ridgway, Mrs. Gertie
Shafer, E. D. Jones and Bro. Banks
spent Monday with Mrs. Sex Barger.
J. M. Barrall, of Knob Creek, spent
Monday here.
Judge Bradbury and sons are able to
be out again after bring laid up with
the Flu.
Jas. Wallace and wife, of Zoneton,
spent Monday eve here.
Chas. Bridwell left March 12 for
Miss. to work in timber.
Mr. J. C. Holsclaw, of Mountain
Top, spent Saturday and Sunday
here.
Mr. Harlan Shepherd has sold his
farm to Mr. J. F. Combs and will go
to the city to live.
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Jess Weatherford has returned from
Toledo with his new Auto. Look out
girls.
Attorney Geo. Yeast, of Lebanon
Junction, was here Monday.
Dr. Kirk, of Zoneton, spent Tuesday
here.
The hard rains Monday night and
Tuesday morning kept Will Troll
and Less Herps from carrying the
mail Tuesday.
O. W. Pearl spent Monday in the
city.
Mr. J. W. Pope and son, of Zoneton,
spent Tuesday here.
Dorsey Whitaker and Will Jenkins,
of Zoneton, spent Wednesday eve
here.
Rice Lee spent Wednesday here on
business.
D. M. Kelley, of Mt. Eden, was here
Wednesday.
Iley Jones, of Leaches, moved Mr.
Sharp to his farm this week.
J. B. Proctor and Sons were here
Wednesday.
Ladies, you can can fruit with the
Ideal Washer, See Lutes & Co.
For Sale
Horses, wagon & harness,
cultivators. Ed Wright, Gap-In-
Knob, KY
March 26, 1920
School News
Samuel Ridgway, a freshman in the
State College at Lexington, was the
only one in his class to make his
letter in basket ball for the season
just closed.