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

quickly as possible. This is not a
scheme to sell you, but I swear, on
the honor of a man, it is a genuine
closing out sale. So come right on
with your wagon and pocket book
and I will do you some good. Big
price list. (Shepherdsville
Merchandise Company - G. S.
Patterson.
***June 10, 1910 (Pg. 1)
Under the new school laws, every
county is required to furnish a High
School for the benefit of the common
school graduates. This county is so
small, and these graduates so few in
number, that it would be impossible
to establish a separate school for this
purpose. So, the County Board of
Education has made a contract with
the trustees of the Shepherdsville
Graded School to furnish the High
School Course to these graduates.
Under the terms of the contract, the
county will pay forty dollars for each
pupil entering in September and
twenty dollars for each one entering
in January. This offer of free tuition
will apply only to those pupils
between the ages of six and twenty,
who hold common school diplomas,
and who do not live in any graded
school district.
***Pleasant Hill
Lee Barger is sick.
Roger Barger is spending his vacation
at home.
Miss Lula Thomas is visiting
relatives in the city.
George Hough and wife visited Mrs.
Irene Crist Sunday.
Robert Barger visited relatives in
Shepherdsville last week.
Jim Roby and wife spent Sunday with
Bert Roby near Deatsville.
Rev. W. H. Moody spent Sunday
night in the home of Mrs. Irene Crist.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1910 - 1912
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Miss Florence Hibbs, of Cox's Creek,
visited her sister, Mrs. Mary
Crenshaw.
Rev. Moody and Miss Mattie Thomas
spent Monday with Jonc Clark and
family.
Rev. B. A. Hunter and Rev. Lyons
spent Saturday night with Mrs. Arp
Harmon.
Mrs. Arp Harmon and Mrs. Ann
Jones visited Mrs. Iley Jones one day
last week.
Duke Burch and wife and Calvin
Caldwell and sister visited W. L.
Barger Sunday afternoon.
Smith Roby and family and Mrs.
Nettie Roby and children were were
with K. S. Jones Sunday.
Miss Eugenia Crist, Mrs. Fronie
Hough and Edith Clark attended the
ice cream supper at Wm. McClure's
at High Grove Saturday night.
Calvin Caldwell, of Asheville, NC
and his sister, Beatrice, of Lebanon,
are visiting their aunts, Madams Ollie
Burch and Josie Barger.
Rev. W.H. Moody preached here
Sunday.
***Cupio
Mrs. Hattie Cook and little daughter,
of Highland Park, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie Pendleton and two
children visited her sister, Mrs.
Kincaid in Louisville
Geo. Quick and wife, of Oakdale,
visited their son, Ed. Quick and
daughter, Mrs. Tom Ritchey.
Mesdames Dora Ashby, Roberta
Skinner, Cora Ridgway and Miss
Mary Nichols were in the city
shopping Wednesday
C. B. O'Neal, of Louisville, was out
to Emerald Cottage, making garden
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preparations to coming out for the
summer.
Mrs. Jim Harris and two children, of
Salt River, are with her sister, Mrs.
Will Close. Mrs. Harris is suffering
terribly from an ingrown nail; has had
an operation and is getting along very
well.
Will Nichols and wife entertained
Monday in honor of their aunt, Mrs.
Malinda Johnson. Present were:
Lem Nichols and wife, Misses Mary
Nichols, Nell and Eunice Ridgway,
Christina Skinner, Mesdames Roberta
Skinner and Mabel Peterson, of
Kosmosdale.
Miss Virginia Tydings and James
Davis were married last Wednesday,
the 25th, at the home of the bride's
sister, Mrs. Robert Saunders, in
Louisville They came to the groom's
home, Thursday, where they were
given an elegant reception by his
mother, Mrs. Clayton Davis. They
will make their home with Mrs.
Davis.
***Bardstown Junction
W. A. Field is remodeling his home.
Frank Field visited in Springfield last
week.
Mrs. T. J. Daniel spent a day in
Louisville last week.
E. W. Sutton is at home with his
family for a few days.
Richard Wathen Jr, of Louisville, is
visiting his parents.
Edwin D. Oaks has left to attend to
business in Southern Kentucky.
Mr. Cruise and wife have been the
guests of Hardy Cruise and wife.
Mrs. Kate Wilson, of Louisville, is
with Richard Wathen's family.
Mrs. J. F. Mooney and Miss Nannie
Mooney visited in Louisville
recently.