Extracts of The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 -1912 - Bullitt County Public ...

several weeks, where she has been
extensively entertained, is spending
this week with her grandmother, Mrs.
T. C. Coleman Sr at the Meadows
near town.
Col. W. T. Lee, who was thrown
down and pretty badly injured by a
mule he was handling, is getting all
right again. He was quite lame and
badly bruised up for the time being.
Miss Hallye Hays had a extended
visit with relatives in Lexington,
where she went as The Pioneer's
representative at the Mid-Winter
meeting of the Kentucky Press
Association.
Mrs. Jas. F. Smith has rented her
hotel to Tony Logston, of Belmont,
for three years. He has taken
possession. Mrs. Smith will return of
Louisville to live and Mrs. Lillian
Pemberton, her daughter, will shortly
move to Holly Springs, Miss.
Mt. Washington, through her
Commercial Club and energetic
business men, is making a strong
fight to get the trolley line extended
to that place and with fair prospects
of success. We hope they will
succeed, they need and deserve the
line. What is Shepherdsville and her
Commercial Club doing in that line?
Echo answers what!
There will be an interesting debate at
the Baptist Church under the auspices
of the S.Y.P.U., subject "In
proportion to her opportunities,
woman's achievements have been as
great as those of men" Affirmative
side, Misses Doris Miller, Stella
Troutwine, and Maye Lee. Negative
side, Messrs. H. H. Combs, Albert
Nelson and Roy Maraman.
***Pleasant Grove
Our "Mission Band" met in the
hospitable home of our president,
Mrs. H. C. Tyler in an all day
meeting.
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Miss Hazel Ashton, of Utica, IN,
visited her cousin, Miss Myrtle
McGrew.
Miss Eunice Ridgway is spending
time with relatives in Louisville
Herman Long, of Louisville, spent
Sunday with his parents, Thos. Long
and wife.
W. T. Stallings and wife, Mrs. Mattie
Ridgway and daughter, Henry
Stalling and family, and Lon Dacon
were guests of Jas. Ridgway and wife
Sunday.
Ed. Bridwell and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Bettie Ridgway at Salt
River Station.
Miss Edith Bigwood visited her aunt,
Mrs. Eunice Long.
Lewis Stallings has purchased the
property belonging to Minter
Simmons, of Nashville, TN for
$1,100.
Miss Ella Lee Tyler, of Ting, visited
Mrytle McGrew.
Kirby Simmons and wife had as
guests, Walter Armstrong and family
and Smith Terry of Bells Mill.
George and W illie Heise were guests
of Carey Smith Sunday.
John Whitledge, of Zoneton,
Ambrose Ridgway and family and
Lewis Whitledge and wife were
guests of John W. Whitledge and
family.
Mrs. Emma Armstrong and children
and Mrs. Eliza James visited Mrs.
Tillman Ridgway.
Misses Ollie and Myrtle Newton
were guests of of the Misses
Bigwood Sunday.
Miss Myrtle McGrew made a visit to
Waterford recently.
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Ambrose Ridgway is erecting a house
on the pike opposite Mrs. Maggie
Ridgway's property.
James Simmons, wife and child, were
with Mrs. Ethel Bridwell Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Armstrong and children
have returned to their home at Pitts
Point.
Miss Virgie Grant of Salt River
Station spent last week with Mrs.
Pearl Bridwell.
Oliver Clark and family have moved
to the Croan property, recently
vacated by Ed. Bridwell.
Robt. Ridgway, who has been quite
ill with pneumonia, is improving.
Uncle Mart Gentry, Mrs. Flossie
Whitledge and Myrtle Ridgway are
sick.
***February 25, 1910 (Pg. 1)
The Shepherdsville Commercial Club
to meet to try to get the Louisville
t rolley line extended to
Shepherdsville. Dr. Ridgway,
President
Wanted: A few selected dates of The
Pioneer to complete our files. July 12,
1907 and July 3, 1908.
Straeffer, Arterburn Motor Car
Company, Inc. have opened up the
automobile business at 1103 W
Broadway opposite the Tenth and
Broadway depot. They will handle
the fast, powerful Parry touring car
and roadster that sells at from $1,285
to $1,485. They will also handle the
classy Kirt Roundabout, selling at
$800.00
A poem in loving remembrance of
our aunt, Mrs. Joe Vaughn, who
departed this life Feb. 15, 1910,
signed: A niece, Geneva Joyce.
***Chapeze
Wm. Schaefer and wife entertained
Rev. John Gastoldt of Colesburg,