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

honest and conscientious
representative. Mr. Lee's wife died
several years ago and he is survived
by eight children and three brothers.
***Feb. 12, 1904 (Pg. 8)
Appalling Conflagration/The whole
business section of Baltimore,
Maryland was destroyed by fire,
whose extent far exceeds the Chicago
Fire of 1871, entailing a loss of
probably $200,000,000.00. Includes
one fireman killed, one fireman
seriously injured and 35 minor
casualties. (Big Article)
Extract from a lecture delivered by
Dr. Miles Saunders at the
Shepherdsville Christian Church
December 24, 1903 on God's
Beneficence.
***On the Hill
Joe Owen was in Fairfield.
Rollo Newton is very ill with
pneumonia.
Douglas Hall was in Shepherdsville
last week.
Miss Rose Scott visited Blanch
Armstrong.
Eunice Long is spending a few days
with her mother.
Sam Armstrong was in Mt.
Washington.
Curley Simmons visited Miss Sadie
Stallings.
James F. Simmons visited James O.
Simmons.
J. D. Hough and T. H. Wise were in
Shepherdsville Monday.
Joe Troutman visited his father.
Miss Blanch Armstrong visited Mrs.
John Proctor.
Ida Mothershead is visiting Miss
Mary Owen.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
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Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Hough visited her
father, W. R. Johnson.
Albert Armstrong visited his brother,
Robert Armstrong.
Miss Carpenter is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hallie
Armstrong.
Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Armstrong and Elsa
Carpenter visited Mrs. P. A.
Armstrong.
W. C. Owen, W. A. King, T. H. Wise
and J. F. Hecker were in the city one
day last week.
Miss Rosa Hough visited her cousin,
Mary Owen, of Coon Hollow.
Mrs. P. A. Armstrong and Blanche
Armstrong visited Mrs. W. C. Owen.
Mrs. J. F. Hecker and children and
Miss Mary King were guests of Mrs.
John Lloyd.
Misses Sola and Ida Mothershead,
Chas. King and R. B. Hall were
guests of Miss Kate Hall.
Senator Hanna's condition is
unchanged.
***Zoneton
Miss Susie Smith has returned home.
Clara Melton is still quite ill.
Walter Bell is quite ill with lagrippe.
Lonnie Bass was in our midst.
Clarence Martin was the guest of Bob
Parrish.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Hays visited
relatives in the city.
Richard Braithwaite sold a fine horse
to Sol James.
Wm. Crumbacker and Fred Gentry
were in the city Friday.
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Miss Julia Gilmore visited relatives
here.
Joe Taylor and Ben Daly were guests
of W. H. Smith
Malcolm Brown was the guest of his
uncle, J. W. Gilmore.
Prof. Tom Cochran will begin his
school at Beech Grove.
Dermont Taylor who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is
convalescing.
Miss Irene Grant and brother, Jess,
and Owen Prather were in the city.
Lloyd and Josh Gore, Alonzo Jenkins
and Floyd Jenkins were in
Shepherdsville Monday.
Alex McCrocklin purchased the
Zoneton Rolling Mill property; Geo.
Mathis will be miller.
Louis Holsclaw received letter from
his brother, Wm. Holsclaw, who still
resides in California.
Pres Brown and family could not
reach church on account of Cedar
Creek being flooded.
***April 8, 1904 (Pg. 1)
***Mt. Washington
Mrs. Sallie Davidson is quite poorly.
James Herin, postmaster; is very
poorly.
Jesse Herin was in the city a few days
last week.
Born April 4, to the wife of Geo.
Stout, a girl.
Miss Frances Thompson closed her
school.
Born March 29 to the wife of W. F.
Owen, a boy.