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

were feasted to an elegant dinner by
John Pendleton and wife.
Mrs. James Snellen and and two sons
visited her mother, Mrs. Lucy
McNutt at Weavers Run.
Following ladies took dinner with
Mrs. John Pendleton the day of the
road working: Mesdames Mattie
Snellen, Geo. Pendleton, Ambrose
Skinner, Misses Nellie Ridgway and
Mary Nichols.
Madames Rosa Ritchey and Nora
Tydings visited Mrs. Ernest Funk.
Mrs. Demoville Jones and son are
with her mother for a long visit.
Will Nichols, wife and two children
spent Sunday with Ambrose Skinner
and family.
Geo. Pendleton, wife and two
children, spent Sunday with John
Nicholson and wife.
Mrs. Barbara Samuels has rented her
place to Jimmie D. Samuels and left
March 1 for Louisville to make her
home.
Madams Alvie Cook and Ed. Ashby
are visiting their parents, Lawrence
Ogle and wife this week.
Mrs. Barbara Samuels spent Monday
with her brother, Alden Barrall and
family.
Old Mrs. Stivers, over 80 years old,
died at the home of her son, Jeff
Stivers, last Friday, the 25th, and was
buried Saturday morning at Knob
Creek.
Curren Short was home for a visit
Sunday.
Commissioners sale. Lena J.
Karwiese, adm. R. J. Finck, deceased.
***March 11, 1910 (Pg. 1)
Mrs. Sarah E. Stivers, one of Knob
Creek's oldest and most respected old
ladies, died at the home of her son,
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Jeff Stivers, Feb. 24 after an illness of
several weeks. She was born in
Owen County, KY, been in Bullitt for
30 years.
***Cupio
Geo. Pendleton, wife and children
visited Chas. Kinkaid and wife of
Louisville.
Mrs. Malissa Vaughn visited Mrs. L.
W. Nichols.
Mrs. Alma Pendleton and children
visited her parents, L. W. Nichols and
wife.
Mrs. Kate O'Neal, of Louisville,
visited relatives in Bullitt last week.
Geo. Quick of Oakdale, visited his
daughter, Mrs. T. G. Ritchey.
New road workers had feast with W.
E. Ashby and wife.
J. T. Ritchey and wife's dinner guests:
Mrs. C. B. O'Neal, of Louisville, Mrs.
Henry Pendleton and baby, John
Nicholson and wife, Tom Ritchey,
wife and children.
Mrs. Elmer Ridgway and baby visited
Mrs. Snellen.
Mrs. Demoville Jones and sister,
Miss Luela Pendleton shopped in
Louisville
Mrs. John Short visited her son,
Clarence Short and family in
Louisville
John Quick and Tom Ritchey were in
Louisville Friday.
Geo. Pendleton, wife and two
children and nieces, Misses Minerva
and Linda Pendleton, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ab Pendleton and were
accompanied home by Mrs. Susie
Jones and son for a few days visit.
Miss Ruby Nichols spent Sunday
with Misses Mary and Ollie Able.
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John Nicholson and wife have moved
back on the hill and are living in
temporary quarters while building
their new home.
Madams Kate Ritchey, Alma
Pendleton, and two children and
Susie Jones and son visited Geo.
Pendleton and family Monday.
Nicholson and Lile sold the last of
their tobacco last week for over
$1,360.00
John Pendleton was in Louisville
Monday.
Mrs. Martha Stibbens was operated
on by Dr. Prewitt of West Point, for
cancer of the breast. Have not heard
how she is getting along.
***Pleasant Grove
Mrs. Ora Proctor and children, Robt.
Bridwell and wife and Thos. Bridwell
and wife, were guests of of Edward
Bridwell and wife Sunday.
Miss Ruth Bigwood visited her aunt,
Mrs. Eunice Long.
Mrs. Bettie Ridgway, of Salt River
Station, visited her niece, Mrs. Pearl
Bridwell last week.
Miss Ethel Owen visited the family of
Dallas Bogard.
Mesdames Zerah and Jane Hall,
Georgia Gentry, and Miss Hazel Hall
visited Mrs. Rosa Dickey.
Sam Orms, wife and daughter, were
guests of Chas. Gentry family, of
Zoneton. Miss Glacie will spend the
week there.
A. Heise, of Louisville, visited R. L.
Smith and family.
Ed. Bridwell had a valuable horse
injured while running.
Thos. Long has purchased the
"Crenshaw bottoms" for $1,600.