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

Herbert Lee, of Grand Junction,
Colorado, visiting his parents here.
Decided improvement in Mrs. Lee's
health.
New Circuit Court Cases.
Commonwealth of KY VS:
Harold Brown, malicious wounding.
W. M. Cooley, breaking into a
railroad car.
Hugh King and Chas. Hopewell,
breach of peace.
Boot Railey, breach of peace.
E. G. Hunt, obtaining money under
false pretenses.
John Hobbs, carrying a concealed
deadly weapon.
At Bardstown Junction yesterday,
Alex Scott, colored, was struck by the
Bardstown accommodation and
instantly killed. He had been working
on the farm of Richard Wathen.
Coroner Maraman held an inquest
and ruled as above.
Lou oldest daughter of James Henry
Wilson died yesterday of
consumption. Interment will take
place Sunday in the colored burying
ground.
For sale, some nice fresh cows. J. M.
Masden
Agency for Wm. J. Oliver Plow, extra
parts carried in stock. - Sam Bridwell
& Sons, Shepherdsville.
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***Hebron
Misses Nadine and Melton (sic),
Alma Ernest, Rev. J. E. Daugherty,
and ??? were guests of Misses Lillie
and Gertrude Thornberry Sunday.
Will Jenkins and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Tom Melton.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912
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Julian Alcorn expects to enter Bryant
& Stratton Business College April 1.
T. J. Brooks and family spent Sunday
with Miss Teresa Brooks.
Mr. Jeffries spent Sunday at his home
near E'town.
Miss Joetta Smith is guest of the
Misses Hedges.
John Brooks and family spent Sunday
with J. N. Brooks.
Thoughts of writer on retirement of
Mr. Sneed and return of Mr.
McCormick.
At the sale of the personal property of
Jas. Jackson, deceased, everything
sold well. Corn brought 73 cents per
bushel, meat averaged 20 cents per
pound, etc.
Geo. Sanders, of Okolona, will sell
all his personal effects March 22. He
and his wife will go to California.
Mrs. Alcorn will have a sale of
personal property March 26.
Alex McCrocklin and family, of the
city, visited Al Miller and family.
Rev. Ashburn will preach at Little
Flock next Sunday.
Misses Emma Bailey and Henrietta
Bailey visited relatives in the city last
week.
Mrs. Mattie Ridgway is with her
mother and sister, Mrs. W. J. Bell.
Misses Mayme Roby and Mary Tyler
Brooks visited Mrs D. F. Brooks of
Okolona.
Misses Carter and Walton, city, were
guests of Madams S. N. Brooks and
E. C. Tyler last week.
J. T. Wickersham, Lebanon Junction,
and family visited Mr. Hedges
family.
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Rev. Dr. Saunders made a talk on the
Holy Land last Sunday, the pastor
being indisposed.
W. H. Cooper and wife spent Sunday
at Zoneton.
Mrs. E. K. Severance has more than
100 young chicks.
Mrs. Mattie Ridgway visited her
mother, Mrs. S. W. Brooks last week.
Squire Brooks, wife and daughter,
Myra, spent Sunday with W. H.
Smith and wife.
Squire Brooks, wife and daughter,
Myra, spent Sunday with W. H.
Smith and wife.
Mrs. John Kinney is quite sick.
John Walker has returned to
Wyoming.
Miss Virginia Brooks visited friends
in the city.
Mrs. W. H. Cooper and Dr. Holsclaw
and family dined with J. R. Ball and
wife Sunday.
Mr. McKenzie is moving to the Mrs.
Nally place.
Miss Nadine Melton visited her
uncle, W. J. Bell.
Walter Bell spent Sunday with his
friend, Palmer Hedges.
Katie Melton and Floyd Owens spent
a few days with Mrs. Lowell Hall.
Will Gentry and wife spent Sunday
with Tom Melton and wife.
Lost between E. C. Tyler's and Mrs.
John Bailey's, a double line. Owner,
Tom Brooks or leave with W. J. Bell
if found.
Died March 2, 1910, Columbus
Alcorn, age about 62 years, born Oct.
5, 1848. Taken ill last fall, he
realized the gravity of his illness and
with calmness proceeded to adjust his