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

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Jno. B. Summers was here Monday.
Mrs. Mollie Jones was quite ill
several days this week.
Lindsay Ridgway was laid up a
couple of days this week.
Chas. Morrison and family were
guests of W. B. Tilden Sunday.
Miss Nellie Griggs was guest of Mrs.
Hornbeck several days.
Mrs. Kate Wilson, of Louisville,
visiting Richard Wathen's family.
R. L. Troutman has been seriously ill
and narrowly escaped typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. B. Dawson, of Highland Park,
visited Mrs. Tom Hornbeck.
Walter Croan is back from Lexington,
where he has been attending the State
University.
Mrs. M. R. Gray, (nee Celine Henry)
of Indianapolis is guest of Mrs. R. L.
Troutman.
Misses Edith McClain and Ollie
Catlett, of Springfield, spent Sunday
with Miss Louise Monroe.
Richard Wathen Jr is back from
Cloverport for a visit to his parents in
Bardstown Junction.
Mrs. Dellia Burke, of Highland Park,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chris
Schaefer at Chapeze.
Miss Mamie Roby was here a short
while Wednesday
Miss Lorena Hall is spending this
week with relative in Louisville
Alex Barbee of Lexington, was guest
of his sister, Mrs. W. H. Hays
Sunday.
Robert Henderson spent several days
last week with Joe Lutz at Bardstown.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912
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Mrs. Horace Maraman had an
extended visit to Owensboro.
Mrs. G. E. Blackstone of Indianapolis
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. A.
Bunting.
Miss Ophelia Smith, Mrs. Jennie
Johnson and sons, Coleman and
Robert, left Monday for Wilmington.
C. Q. Shepherd and family left
Wednesday for Petoskey, Michigan,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. Netherland
and daughter, Miss Lillie, have
returned to their summer home at
Brooks.
Mrs. Chris Schaefer, of Chapeze,
visited her sister, Mrs. M. L. Sale at
Highland Park.
Misses Bessie Osborne and Muir of
Samuels, Blanton of New Haven and
Mr. Thomas Samuels of Deatsville
were here to the dedication Sunday.
Phil Henderson and wife visiting their
daughter, Sister Philippine Henderson
at Loretto.
Mrs. W. S. Rouse, who has been in
an infirmary in Louisville for some
weeks has returned considerably
improved in health.
Misses Allie Ashby and Martha
Hornbeck were out from Louisville
with their parents.
J. H. Linn, wife and Mrs. Beeler will
leave for New York on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Richard Wathen Sr, Richard Wathen
Jr, and Misses Lizzie and Eula
Wathen are in Springfield attending
the wedding of Miss Simms.
Mr. A. J. Moxham, wife and
daughter, Miss Eva, left New York
by the North German Lloyd line for a
six weeks visit to Mr. Moxham's old
home in England.
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Sam Bridwell has charge of the
agriculture machinery department at
Troutman Bros. He has turned over
the blacksmith shop to his boys,
Charles and Porter, who will continue
the business as Bridwell Bros. They
are both clever, hardworking fellows
and deserve the continued patronage
of our citizens.
Tot Carroll was elected orator of his
class at the dedication of the new
Law Department Building of State
University at Lexington, Ky. and
delivered a fine address there last
week. Good for the Shepherdsville
boys.
Elder A. P. Lyon will preach at the
Methodist Church.
Howell Smith's new residence is
rapidly nearing completion.
Prof. Hancock's new store room is
rapidly nearing completion.
Article - Reward for capture and
conviction of murderer of Alma
Kellner.
Mrs. Jennie Miller, one of Bullitt's
oldest citizens, died Monday at the
home of her only daughter, Mrs. O. P.
Means, of the infirmaties of old age.
Rev. Martin, assisted by Rev. Wheat,
preached funeral at Bullitt's Lick
Church. Buried at cemetery there by
side of her husband, who died seven
years ago. Mrs. Miller was born in
Louisville, 66 years ago, married the
late F. M. Miller in 1862, and moved
to this county in 1876. Since her
husband's death, she has made her
home with her only daughter, Mrs.
Means.
Dr. Emory G. Leatherman, formerly a
prominent dentist of Bardstown, died
Tuesday night at his residence in
Louisville. Cause of death: uraemia.
Dr. Leatherman was born in
Jeffersontown sixty years ago.
Resident of Bardstown for several
years and came to Louisville about
fifteen years ago. Survived by wife,
former Miss Mel Barger (sister of Lee