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Ryan and Monday night with Miss Mattie Rouse of Crescent Hill. Miss Barker, who has been in this vicinity for two weeks and established a Royal Neighbors Camp last Friday, has returned to her home at Stith, KY. Mrs. Geo. Pendleton was called to Louisville Friday. Her sister, Mrs. Kincaid was operated on for stomach trouble and appendicitis at Norton's Infirmary and is very low. Lem Nichols and wife's Sunday dinner guests: Elmer Ridgway, wife and children, Chas. Nichols, wife and daughter, Will Nichols, wife and children, Alma Pendleton and two children, Henry Pendleton, wife and baby and Bally Samuels and Lula Ashby. ***Victory Several in the vicinity have lost their hogs. George Hartman of Louisville spent a few days with the Misses Hecker. Misses Violetta and Mollie Roby were guests of Miss Annie Grant. W. P. Swearingen and family spent Sunday with Misses Barbara and Mary Hecker. Misses Dulcie and Grace Jackson, France Terry and Tom Hibbs spent Sunday with Miss Hassie Simmons Lem Swearingen and family, Iley Jones and wife and Will Harris and wife were guests of Mrs. Arp Harmon Sunday. George Jones and wife of Spencer County, Charley Long and family of Mt. Washington were guests of Mrs. B. D. Burch. Miss Dulcie Jackson, of Howardstown, spent a week with her sister Miss Grace Jackson. The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912 Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett The Ridge Telephone Company has purchased sixteen new boxes which Mr. S. B. Stephens put in last week. Everybody is well pleased with them. Lum Mudd, wife and three children, Willie Nusz, wife and two children and Miss Sola Mae Hibbs, Ernest Hibbs and Earl Kulmer were guests of Noah Nusz. ***April 29, 1910 (Pg. 1) Kentucky Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis announces that KY is first state to put field secretary to work. (Mr. Eugene Kerner of NY is now at headquarters in Louisville. Bullitt County School Board met, building repairs, new buildings, redistricting, and meeting with Shepherdsville School Board in regard to the establishment of the County High School. Mentions Culver Spring School, Brooks School, the Colored School No E?,Cedar Grove, Solitude, Victory. J. L. Trunnell, Mr. Foster, Mr. Church, Mr. Magruder, A. L. Harris, J. M. Hill, A. E. Funk, W. L. McGee. The aviator Roger Summer accomplished a remarkable feat last week in France which establishes a new world's record for aeroplanes. He made a flight of five minutes across country with four passengers. All present prospects to extend the Okolona trolley line to this place is all off. Fiscal Court - bids let for steel furniture in vault in the county clerk's office for $626.50. Fiscal Court - request a change in location of new bridge at Bullitts Lick. County surveyor to investigate. Fiscal Court - drainage needed for the court house and jail. Jail is a nuisance in present condition. The Best Courthouse in the State, cost considered, is in a fair way to be totally ruined for the lack of the Page 39 simple matter of drainage. Water stands in cellar. Sewer, property constructed and adequate for both court house and jail running along Main Street to the river would cost from a Thousand to Fifteen Hundred dollars. (highlights only) Committee of the Commercial Club invited E. E. Snyder of the L & N RR to listen to why we want, need and are entitled to and how it will pay the L & N to provide mid-day train service. President Ridgway, C. E. McCormick, J. F. Combs , committee representatives. ***April 29, 1910 (Pg. 4) ***Personal Mrs. Mattie Rennison is on the sick list. Rev. R. M. Wheat spent Thursday in the city. Miss Mattie Johnson spent Sunday in the city. Miss Anna Hatzell is spending this week in Louisville Miss Austine Brooks is visiting in Louisville this week. Eugene Henderson and wife were in the city yesterday. Mrs. Jas. Miller Jr spent Monday with Mrs. Troutwine. Will Bradbury, wife and baby are with C. R. Smith's family. Mrs. W. H. Ridgway was in Louisville Saturday shopping. Miss Aetna Hancock spent Friday and Saturday in Louisville Mrs. C. H. Shacklett and children spent Saturday in Louisville Clarence Quick visited his aunt, Mrs. Florence Bowman Saturday night.
Mrs. Howell Smith, who has been quite ill for ten days is able to be up. Prof. Hancock's pupils were dismissed Wednesday on account of his illness. R. H. Field and wife and Mrs. Wallace Hill spent Sunday at Kimbo Hill. Mrs. Robert Good is expected in Louisville this week on a visit to her mother. J. B. Monroe and wife spent Sunday with Pres. Brown in the Zoneton neighborhood. S. W. Caldwell is here this week. He will build Prof. Hancock's new business house. Misses Martha and Ruth Brooks McCormick spent Sunday with their grandmother at Brooks. J. I. Rickerson and wife had as their guests Sunday, Mrs. J. Newman and daughter, Miss Amy. Mrs. C. E. McCormick was in Louisville Saturday and Sunday the guest of the Misses McGonigale. Messrs. Geo. Straeffer and Bob Moxham went to Bardstown in their automobile on a business trip. Miss Mary Dawson returned to Mrs. Willis' after spending a few days with her parents at Pitts Point. Jim Merritt and Jim Bishop of Louisville, were guests of their cousins, the Misses Hancock, Saturday and Sunday. The Court of Appeals has affirmed the judgment of the lower court in the case of Roney VS L & N for $1,000.00 damages. Mrs. Puryear returned to her home in LaGrange after having spent several days with her daughter, Mrs. Howell Smith. The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912 Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett Messrs. Kerrick, Smith, Wood, and Clark, Misses White, Dickey and Gardner of Louisville and John Davis of Bardstown Junction spent Sunday with the Misses Troutwine. Rev. Miller, who has been conducting Methodist revival was called home. Rev. J. R. McAfee, of Louisville, will be here in his stead. Mrs. Anna Johnson, who has been spending the winter in Alabama with her niece, Mrs. Emma King Matthews, was called here last week by the serious illness of her brother, Jos. A. Brooks. Mrs. J. F. Collings was in Louisville Monday the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Belle Forman, who will leave shortly for Alabama, where she will make her future home with her daughter, Florence. Judge R. E. Hays got back from Colorado last week. He was unable to stay West as long as he had expected, but was very much pleased with what he saw of that part of the country. Mrs. Edward P. Humphrey was operated on at the Norton Infirmary a few days ago by Dr. Vance for removal of adhesions following appendicitis operation several years ago. Operation successful and Mrs. Humphrey is not thought to be in any danger. Bullitt lost one of her oldest and best known citizens in the death of Anderson Estes at his home near Hebron Wednesday afternoon. His death was the result of a long illness following the grip. Burial Hebron Cemetery, funeral services by Brother Martin at the church. Leaves wife, nee Miss Fannie Fisher and a daughter by a former marriage, Mrs. Hackworth. Mrs. Anna Huber Gardner Kent died at her home in Farmer, IL of consumption. The remains will be brought to Louisville for interment. She was a niece of the late James H. Page 40 Huber, and lived in this county for several years. Just as breakfast was about ready Wednesday Howell Smith's cook stove fell down and the whole family had to go over to Mrs. Stephens' for their morning meal. Howell says it was a terrible catastrophe - a regular downfall of both Greece and China. G. S. Patterson is preparing to tear down the old frame on the South side of his store and build a fine double brick business house. He has not yet decided whether he will make it one or two stories high. One side will be especially fitted for a first class drug store. The other side will be occupied by a new banking company - participants not ready for publication. ***Local Items Born the 25th to the wife of Dr. C. O. Tydings, a girl. The telegraph office has been put back in the depot where it properly belongs and where it should have been all these years. Dr. Ritchey will preach at the Christian Church Sunday. Examination for Common School Graduates announced. Examination for teachers certificates announced. ***April 29, 1910 (Pg. 5) ***Pleasant Grove Harley Proctor has diphtheria. Chas. Shepherd who has been ill is slowly improving. Jesse Ridgway taken sudden ill Sunday morning is improving. James Price, of Louisville visited his parents.
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Page 3 and 4: ***Pleasant Grove Christmas marked
Page 5 and 6: Miss Katie Miller has returned home
Page 7 and 8: Grover Lee spent Sunday with his si
Page 9 and 10: Mrs. Dr. Shacklett and little daugh
Page 11 and 12: Miss Anna Cundiff was the guest of
Page 13 and 14: Mrs. C. L. Cooper has gone to Texas
Page 15 and 16: KY, Rev. Berteno of Rochester, NY.
Page 17 and 18: wife, Tom Ritchey, wife and two dau
Page 19 and 20: Geo. H. Magruder, of Yuba City, Ca
Page 21 and 22: J. Jackson, age 80, died Feb. 24. F
Page 23 and 24: Mrs. Rosa Dickey who for some time
Page 25 and 26: W. C. Morrison thanks for kind atte
Page 27 and 28: usiness and to set his house in ord
Page 29 and 30: Sanford Burns and wife were guests
Page 31 and 32: S. C. Bridwell was in the city Satu
Page 33 and 34: Miss Emma Bailey visited her sister
Page 35 and 36: Mrs. Lizzie Harris and son, of Loui
Page 37 and 38: President Taft hissed by delegates
Page 39: Vilas took part in the memorable si
Page 43 and 44: Mesdames Hattie Cook and baby, and
Page 45 and 46: and Sex Barger) and two sons and th
Page 47 and 48: Miss Vesta Hahn is at home after sp
Page 49 and 50: ide. Mrs. L. H. Holsclaw gave dinne
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Page 53 and 54: C. F. Troutman Jr visited his cousi
Page 55 and 56: while on a visit to her son, Joe. S
Page 57 and 58: C. B. Riley came up from Humboldt,
Page 59 and 60: Coleman Daugherty and family and Pe
Page 61 and 62: ***Hebron An infant of Andy Kulmer
Page 63 and 64: Miss Marguerite Moise Brown of Loui
Page 65 and 66: Geo. M. Martin and T. M. Barrall an
Page 67 and 68: Quite a number of ladies heard Hon.
Page 69 and 70: Mrs. A. K. Bell visited her son and
Page 71 and 72: Three Cardinal Elements in Christia
Page 73 and 74: Miss May Lee took her Sunday School
Page 75 and 76: Millard and Woodford Troutman have
Page 77 and 78: disturb the beautiful serenity of h
Page 79 and 80: and Lena Crenshaw were guests of Ge
Page 81 and 82: Mrs. Tom Showalter and baby of Loui
Page 83 and 84: ***Cupio Geo. Quick and wife spent
Page 85 and 86: W. T. Morrow was with J. B. Monroe
Page 87 and 88: Miss Jennie Carpenter who is quite
Page 89 and 90: Misses Lee and Essie Swearingen att
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Calvin Rouse, breach of peace, dism
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Brother Peak filled his appointment
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uried with military honors in the N
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Mrs. Wakefield, of LaGrange, is the
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Mrs. Eva Bridwell spent Sunday with
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Miss Maggie McClaskey spent Sunday
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silver and cut glass. The couple le
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Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hough and C. E. St
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Miss Ruth Long, of Fairmount, was g
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W. C. Herps Jr - I want a sled, a w
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Cundiff is a prominent citizen and
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I. P. Arnold, A. Shank, Ernest Lee,
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John L. Sneed spent the holidays wi
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Mrs. Edward Brown and son have retu
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Miss Zollie Swearingen and brother
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***Quarterly Court Cases Crit Thomp
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Tom Sanders received notice of the
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the most popular and charming young
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Margaret, the fifteen month old chi
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Misses Rosa Simmons and children sp
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Mrs. Holt is improving. Hers has be
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Miss Mary Nichols spent Monday with
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Miss Edith Hancock spent several da
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The Womens Foreign Missionary Socie
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the funeral services at McDowell's
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Jonc Clark sold a horse to Mr. Poun
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Carl Nielson, of Louisville, will p
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Miss Mary Hall, Miss Margaret Thoma
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John Nicholson sold a three year ol
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Ditto strain. Eggs, 75 cents per 15
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Mrs. James Pope is gaining quite an
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Mrs. Mary Crenshaw and little daugh
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Palmer Combs who will have charge o
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Bro. McFarland filled his regular a
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of this city die before reaching 5
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Lizzie French is staying with Mrs.
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Knob Creek. One of the largest crow
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Mrs. Tom Gasway visited her brother
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Notice of bids for furnishing mater
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Mrs. J. S. Jackman, on her way from
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honeymoon with the groom's parents
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Mesdames Minnie Pendleton and Jim P
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service, whic
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***July 21, 1911 (Pg. 3) ***Hebron
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Master Martin Gruber, of the city,
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Rev. R. H. Roe attended the banquet
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McGee, W. F. Wiggington, H. W. Harr
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John Miller and wife, of Valley Sta
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Stork visited homes of Clarence Por
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Rufe Able, wife and daughter, spent
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Mrs. Eliza Hall spent Wednesday wit
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Stephen Clark and wife, Mrs. Emma Q
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Guy Mills, of Seatonville, was here
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Vern Jones and family visited Harry
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was kept at home by illness in her
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Geo. Sanders is with his parents he
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and will go the city next week to h
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Mrs. A. E. O'Bryan and daughters, E
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Mrs. John Skinner is guest of her d
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schools of the land. We believe tha
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Miss Bessie Smith, of Needmore, was
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E. A. Willis VS J. H. Linn J. B. Da
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Geo. W. Weller and Mrs. Shepherd, s
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***Local Items Harold Daniel is on
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Mayme Roby and Eunice Ridgway. Let
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Misses Susie Markwell spent the wee
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Mrs. C. H. Barrall and C. L. Samuel
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Patterson, of Chicago, IL, Mrs. T.
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indisposition and confinement to he
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Mrs. Chas. Brashear visited relativ
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Bryant and Will Coomes, both of Bar
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Bullitt Lick Church, Saturday, with
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Miss Lee Swearingen spent the week
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Mrs. Ben Ritchey and baby, and Miss
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moxham, of Wilm
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L. McGee, C. O. Parrish, M. A. Easl
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Squire Kirby Jones, was a complimen
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the day before and expired about 5
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***Victory W. L. Harris is able to
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Miss Lounette Stansbury who is atte
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of his father, Judge Patrick who di
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Services at Beech Grove; Baptizing
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W. T. Morrow was here Monday attend
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Leonore Bailey is visiting in the c
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a small cost. Other attractions men
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Miss Mabel Parrish, of Louisville,
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Elmer Ridgway and Lewis Congrove at
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Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Holsclaw spent a
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Miss Mattie Thomas of Solitude spen
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Jonc Clark is visiting relatives in
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Mr. Asa Overall of Cox's Creek spen
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Claud Meredith, wife and son of Lou
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Geo. Pendleton, wife and little gir
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parrish spent Sund
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wife and children, of Pleasant Grov
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Prof. J. H. Sanders, of Campbellsvi
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South, as here in Bullitt where he
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Omer Brown, of Louisville, spent Su
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Miss Lena Ice, who was sick several
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