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

Jas. Lovell is with his nephew, E. Z.
Wiggington.
Born, to the wife of W. H. Miller, a
son.
Born, to the wife of Dr. Nutter, of
WV, a son.
Wm. Alcorn of Spencer County, is
with his brother, Columbus Alcorn,
here, who is very ill.
Jas. Jackson is very ill, his family
have been summoned to his bedside
and his son, John Jackson of
Lexington, KY, and a daughter, Mrs.
J. Gilmore, are with him.
Roy Mothershead, aged 18, went to
an infirmary in the city Tuesday to
undergo an operation for an abscess
in his head, following lagrippe. Roy
is a nephew of Mrs. Tom Melton.
Miss Emma Cloud was seriously ill
last week.
Will Becker has put in a telephone on
the Zoneton-Okolona line, making 28
boxes, and we have excellent service.
Mr. Curley, an invalid, who has
boarded with John Brooks for nearly
a year, has returned to the city for
treatment.
Mrs. Tom Hornbeck, Shepherdsville,
spent Tuesday with her brothers and
sister here.
Joe Ball has been ill with lagrippe.
Theo. Alcorn of Little Union was
with his father last week.
Died Sunday, February 13, Mrs.
Thos. Jones, of pneumonia, after an
illness of three days. Her remains
were interred in Penn Run Cemetery,
after funeral services at the church,
conducted by Rev. Ehrman
Thornberry. Her only son, Harry
Jones, who, with his family, reside in
the same house, is recovering from
pneumonia. She leaves also her
husband, and one daughter, Mrs.
Dave Smith, to mourn her loss.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Dr. W. J. Holtzclaw preached a
strong sermon at Little Flock. With
this service, Dr. Holtzclaw severs his
connection with us as pastor, going to
the First Baptist Church at Robinson,
IL, one of the wealthiest and most
influential churches in that state. He
leaves here because he has found it
advantageous to place the publication
of his books with the Revel. Fleming
Co. of Chicago, and he will be
located near that city.
The Hebron School, under the
management of the capable teacher,
Miss Mayme Roby gave an
entertainment Tuesday, the proceeds
devoted to the library fund. Little
Alice and Patrick Pope took part in
program as General and Mrs.
Washington.
Miss Ethel Brooks has returned to her
home in Pontiac, IL.
J. W. Jackson and S. W. Brooks, two
of the Zoneton precinct prominent
citizens have recently died. Obituary
notices in next letter.
***Cupio
Misses Nell and Eunice Ridgway
visited their grandparents, L. W.
Nichols and wife.
Will Nichols and wife entertained
Lem Nichols and wife, Misses Mary
Nichols, Nell and Eunice Ridgway
and Jim Raven to dinner Saturday
Baully Samuels, of Louisville, spent
Sunday with L. W. Nichols and
family.
Irving Snellen spent Sunday with his
grandmother, Mrs. Lidia Snellen.
Mrs. Barbara Samuels postponed her
sale on the 18th on account of the
terrible weather that day.
John Pendleton and daughters spent
Sunday with his brother, Geo.
Pendleton and family.
Mrs. Cora Ridgway and cousin of
Louisville, took dinner with Claud
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Ridgway and wife near Meadow
Lawn Monday.
Lem Nichols spent Monday with
Mrs. Miranda Saunders.
Ed. Griffin and wife, of Louisville,
was called to the bedside of his
mother, Mrs. Jess Griffin, who died
Sunday morning at home in the
Knobs and was buried Monday near
her home.
Tom Moore spent Sunday with his
brothers here. We hear he is to leave
Wednesday for Colorado for his
health.
Jas. Rouse was out from Louisville to
attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Jess Griffin.
H. H. Mapother, who is a traveling
man in the South, is home on a visit
to his wife and son.
Tom Mapother, wife and child, of
Louisville, are spending a few days
with brother, Harry Mapother and
family.
Ambrose Skinner and wife
entertained Mr. & Mrs. Turner
Arnold, Ben Ritchey, Foskett Barrall,
Ernest Funk and Miss Hazel Funk to
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Minor Hardin and children left
last Tuesday night for Colorado. Mr.
Hardin has two of the boys with him
here.
Mrs. Salina Vaughn died at St.
Anthony's Hospital in Louisville last
Tuesday, the 15th, and was brought
to her home near Cupio, where she
was buried Thursday in Knob Creek
Cemetery.
Wm. Barrett is confined to his room,
suffering very much with
rheumatism.
Elegant dinner with Mr. & Mrs. J. T.
Ritchey in honor of Mrs. Ritchey's
67th birthday. George Pendleton,
wife and two daughters, John
Nicholson and wife, Ben Ritchey and