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

Monday to buy a plow point.
Seventy-two years age, survived by
wife and three children, Brooks
Johnson of West Baden, Edward
Johnson of St. Louis, Mrs. Ed. C.
Tyler. Remains brought to Hebron
for burial. (highlights only)
County Court actions last week:
The will of Judge Welch was
probated.
In the case of S. P. Smith on petition
to open a road, Marsh Starks, John H.
Lee and W. C. Herps were appointed
commissioners.
Viola Coleman qualified as
administrator of the personal estate of
W. W. Coleman, deceased and gave
bond of $500 with J. F. Combs as
security. Bert Hall, P. N. Fox and
Geo. McKenzie appointed appraisers.
Revival at M. E. Church conducted
by Rev. E. E. Miller of Elizabethtown
and Brother. Wm. Kerrick of
Louisville, song services.
***April 15, 1910 (Pg. 5)
***Hebron
Dr. Miles Saunders seems slightly
improved.
Miss Edna Beeler is census
enumerator in her district.
John Shanklin, city, visited his
mother, Mrs. Queen, Sunday.
Miss Mayme Curley, city spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Brooks.
Will Jenkins and wife spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Tom Melton.
Mrs. Lentsch, city, is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bailey.
W. H. Bell and wife are rejoicing
over a little son, who arrived Sunday.
Joe Davis, Columbus, KY, visited his
aunt, Mrs. Beeler, recently.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Ed. Lee and Brooks Johnson were
called here by the death of their
father.
Mrs. Saban, Chicago, visited her
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Beeler.
Mrs. Will Carothers and step children
spent one day last week with her
parents here.
Misses Geneva Millett and Gertrude
Parsons, city, spent Sunday with ???
Walker ??.
Anderson Estes is lying seriously ill
and his physician, Dr. Hackworth,
has abandoned hope.
Mesdames Geo. Kirk and Jennie
Wallace spent Wednesday with Mrs.
E. Z. Wiggington.
Mrs. Queen, Misses Emma Rogers
and Estella Hedges spent Friday with
Mrs. Wiggington.
Drs. Cooper and Holsclaw operated
successfully on Mrs. Maggie Gilmore
who has lung trouble.
Garrow Thornberry is boarding with
John Gilmore while cultivating the
farm he purchased near there.
Mrs. Edith Brooks guests this week,
her father, Mr. Barrall, and her
brother-in-law, Robert Lee of
Chicago, Il.
Mrs. W. H. Cooper and children, of
Shepherdsville, Dr. Padfield, city, and
Mrs. J. R. Holsclaw and daughter
dined with J. R. Ball's family Sunday.
The burial of Tom Johnson, whose
body was found in the Ohio river
Sunday, was held Wednesday in
Hebron Cemetery. Mystery and
tragedy surrounding the death caused
profound interest and sympathy for
his family and friends.
***Mt. Washington
John L. Sneed was here Monday.
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Miss Lula Swearingen spent Tuesday
in Louisville
Miss Katie Crenshaw is visiting her
cousin Miss Annie Reed of Routt.
Miss Lillian Bogard is guest of Mrs.
Edgar Pound in Louisville
Rev. J. C. Brandon and wife were
guests of relatives in Louisville last
week.
Dr. A. C. Overall has left for New
York where he will take a postgraduate
course.
James Wright and wife and H. T.
Hetterman of Louisville visited
friends here.
Mr. & Mrs. James Hawkins of
Louisville, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends
Rev. B. F. Adkins and family have
arrived from Lawrenceburg to make
their home here.
Mrs. John Gentry and Miss Mabel
Parrish were the guests Thursday of
Mrs. Will Briscoe of Fairdale.
Mrs. William Comedy and son,
Bernard, have returned to California
after a visit to Mrs. W. H. Rice.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bridwell, Miss
Marie Griffin and Elizabeth Bridwell
and Porter Bridwell of
Shepherdsville. were guests of Miss
Lydia Herin Saturday.
A joint District Convention of the
Christian Women's Board of
Missions and the Bible School of the
First District, comprising Jefferson,
Bullitt, Marion, Nelson, Spencer,
Taylor and Washington Counties will
be held in the Clifton Christian
Church, Louisville.
Mrs. William F. Vilas, widow of the
late Col. William F. Vilas, has
decided that she will present a
standing statue of Col. Vilas to the
Vicksburg National Park commission.