Extracts of The Bullitt Pioneer 1901-1909 - Bullitt County Public Library

Elizabethtown, is visiting Miss Jennie
Trunnell.
***Brooks
Mrs. Rogers is still very sick.
Boone Summers was in the city.
Bettie Rayman will teach a spring
school here.
Mr. & Mrs. S. F. Barrall are right
sick.
Ed Quick is guest of friends at Penn
Run.
Mrs. A. E. Funk has been sick for
several days, but is better.
Chas. Kneisler visited Capt. John
Foster.
Chas. Kneisler is carrying mail from
this place to Barrallton.
Miss Susie Smithers visited Mrs.
Steve Sanders.
Will Bates and son, Arthur, visited
Ed. Quick.
Ed Quick and Miss Edith Funk were
in this "Little Town".
Miss Bettie Rayman visited Mrs. W.
B. Paulley
Miss Lee Barrall is home from
visiting in the city.
Bloomer Barrall came very near
drowning by the high water of Knob
Creek when returning from visiting a
friend.
Rev. Dave Hartsfield, of
Elizabethtown, came to preach at Mt.
Elmira, but due to muddy roads
called the appointment in.
***Pleasant Hill
E. R. Ash visited Bardstown.
W. L. Barger and Sim Harris were in
the city Friday.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
B. H. Crist and Lindsay Ridgway
spent Saturday in Deatsville.
Frank Long was the guest of Harry
Harris one night last week
Mrs. Helen Long, of Mt. Washington,
was visited by son, Frank Long.
Miss May Roby visited her
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. J. Q.
Bolton.
K. S. Jones and family, visited Mr. &
Mrs. Smith Roby at Deatsville.
B. H. Crist purchased 16 hogs from
Burch Bros.
Mr. & Mrs. Duke Burch entertained:
Fronie James, Annie Harris, May
Rouse, Mertelle Greenwell, Ada
Greenwell, Alma Jones, Bessie
Burch, Berta Harris, Zilpah Crist,
Fronie Lee Crist, John James,
Lindsay Ridgway, Frank Long, Elbert
Lutes, Henry Lutes, Tom Adams,
Earle Harris, Wayne Harris, Allie
Greenwell, Vernon Jones, Chas.
Crist, Joe Harris, and Henry Harris
***Hebron
Walter Bell is sick.
Dessie Cochran is sick.
A babe of Tom Davis is quite sick.
An infant of Chas. Kavanaugh is
quite sick.
Miss Nora Hedges is visiting relatives
in city.
Mrs. Sue Rogers is not so well
Mrs. H. L. Rogers and three children
are sick with lagrippe.
Logan Hedges has been quite sick,
but is better.
Mrs. P. B. Riley and son, Charles, are
with Mrs. O'Brien at Clermont.
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Beckwith Bealmear visited his sister,
Mrs. Sue Summers.
Miss Georgia Summers is guest of
Mrs. Balee and family.
Mrs. S. W. Brooks and Miss Irene
visited Mrs. Virgil Anthony.
Mrs. George Sanders hosted The W.
M. S. of Cooper Memorial.
Mrs. Geo. Bailey hosted The W. M.
S. of Little Flock.
Mrs. C. O. Cooper and son, Lindsay,
are ill. Lindsay has inflammatory
rheumatism.
Teresa Brooks has gone to city to be
with sister, Mrs. Sheridan, who is
very ill.
Storm blew down carriage house and
damaged the surrey of Jas. Wallace.
Bessie Riley was called home from
school on of the death of her brotherin-law.
Ed O'Brien, of Clermont, died.
Mrs. Jas. Cochran has received
invitation to the marriage of her
sister, Alice Magruder to Ike
Woolridge.
Miss May Hedges is guest of her
sister, Mrs. Murray, and niece Miss
Ruth Murray, at Lebanon Junction.
Rev. Hagerman preached at Little
Flock.
Cedar Creek and Floyds Fork were
both past fording last Sunday.
Flooding kept people from attending
the obsequies of Mr. Lee.
Miss Jessie Young has been seriously
ill with heart disease, is improved.
Miss Fannie Fisher has closed her
school here; will board with Mrs.
Raymond at Brooks.