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

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Alex McCrocklin visited his grandmother, Mrs. Patsy Swearingen, who is better. Dr. R. L. Hackworth and Josh Gore are extending the Zoneton Prestonia line to Willard Bells. Six new boxes will be placed on the line: Frank Christman, and nephew, Joe, Tom and John Brooks and Willard Bell. ***Brooks Little Willie Funk is on the sick list. A. E. Funk was in the city on business. Hugh Samuels was guest of S. F. Barrall. Mrs. Chas. Miller has been real sick, but is convalescent. Miss Hattie Foster is guest of sister, Mrs. Chas. Kneisler. Miss Cecil Funk is guest of her cousin, Miss Nora Funk. Miss Ora Funk opened her school at Mt. Elmira. Miss Edith Funk left for Cupio where she will teach a spring school. Little Ruth Calvin visited Verna Funk. Mrs. May Hoffler, of South Louisville, visited her brothers, L. D. & Chris Ferguson. Miss Susie Smithers is at home for a few days, having had to dismiss school on the account of measles. Hardin Riley, who was struck and seriously injured in Louisville last week, came out to his home Saturday afternoon. ***Wilson Creek James Waters has moved to Mrs. Thurman's farm. The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909 Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett Mrs. Miles is confined to her room with neuralgia. Dorse Masden bought a mare mule from Meeker Bros. for $115.00 Mrs. Mollie Ricketts visited her sister, Mrs. Mattie Ludwick. Miss Nannie Samuels, of Lebanon Junction, visited Miss Geneva Dragoo. Mrs. Mary J. Mobley, of Hardin County, visited her brothers, Preston & Isaac Samuels. ***Hebron Walter Bell is quite sick. Mr. & Mrs. Warner Bell visited relatives here. H. L. Rogers will build an addition to his house this spring. Rev. Hawthorne preached at Little Flock. Mrs. Miles Saunders was in the city. Geo. Bailey was taken seriously ill but is better. Mrs. Bessie Heafer visited Mrs. Sam Bell who is sick. Dr. Holsclaw found a surrey curtain. Mrs. M. E. Bates has been quite sick with lagrippe. Mattie Balee has been quite sick with lagrippe. Mrs. M. C. Jones was guest of Mrs. J. D. Robards. Mrs. H. L. Rogers and daughter, are guests of Mrs. J. R. Holsclaw. Mrs. J. D. Robards and Mrs. M. C. Jones visited Mrs. W. L. Ball. Page 13 Mr. McCrocklin is making very superior flour which is a welcome change from the Obelisk. Miss Georgia Summers spent Easter in the city with cousin, Mrs. Laura Harrington. The W.M.S. of Little Flock meets with Mrs. S. W. Brooks. The W.M.S. of Cooper meet with Mrs. John Grant. Mrs. Geo. Sanders and daughter, Miss Mittie Ball, and Mrs. J. R. Holsclaw visited Mrs. W. L. Ball. Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. W. B. Robards visited their sister, Mrs. W. S. Eskew of Cox's Creek. Miss Katie Crumbacker, James Cochran and Dave Crumbacker spent Sunday with friends on Broadway in the city Jas. McDowell, of the Confederate Home, is visiting Mrs. Delia Shanklin, Logan Hedges, and others on a month's furlough. W. C. Kendrick, of the city, to give lecture on the Orient at Cooper Memorial. ***April 8, 1904 (Pg. 3) Article and Sketches of Restaurant Pavilion and Iowa State Building at St. Louis World's Fair ***April 8, 1904 (Pg. 4) ***Pleasant Hill John Burch was in the city. O. M. Deacon was in Bardstown. F. W. Harris visited Allie Greenwell. W. L. Harris visited relatives here. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Biggs visited Mack Roby.
B. H. Crist shipped a carload of hogs. Mr. & Mrs. K. S. Jones were in Bardstown. Chas. Bridwell and family visited the former's parents. J. V. Rouse and family were guests of Ben Magruder. Mrs. John Clark and son were guests of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Roby. Mr. Hamilton, of Nazareth, purchased cattle from B. H. Crist. Misses Florence Hibbs and Sallie Ludwick of Cox's Creek visited Mrs. Jas. Crenshaw. The Victory Sunday School was opened Sunday. Officers are C. W. Ridgway, Supt., J. H. Jones, assistant, Miss Alma Jones, secretary, Miss Mertelle Greenwell, assistant, J. D. James, treasurer, Miss Fronie James, corresponding secretary, and Miss Zilpah Crist, assistant. ***Lebanon Junction Golf Grinnell spent last Tuesday in the city. Ben Davis, of the city, spent Easter with Miss Mildred Davis. Chas. Riley visited his sister, Miss Adaline. Miss Lucy Hammons, of Missouri is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas. Duvall. Miss Jimmie Ricketts, of Lebanon, is guest of her brother, W. E. Ricketts. Mrs. Milton Church and daughter of Belmont, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Bob Davis. Miss Nora Hedges and Miss Virgil Bell, of Hebron, are guests of Mrs. Dr. Murray. The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909 Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett Brother Wooldridge has moved his home to Shepherdsville; we are sorry to lose him from our midst. Miss Jennie Trunnell and Miss Geneva Martin spent Easter with Miss Carrie May Brown. Rev. McPherson tendered his resignation to the members of the Baptist Church to surprise and regret. Dr. Otto Johnson graduated from the Louisville School of Medicine; will practice with his father at this place. Mr. & Mrs. Clark Ray, of Montgomery, AL, (on way to new position in Jellico) visited Mrs. W. H. Satterfield. ***Breeders Column Horse Owners & Breeders - John B. Summers, Henry J. Crenshaw, W. M. Combs, R. Taylor, G. W. Taylor, Long Bros., A. L. Harris, Peter A. Ballman, and E. A. Mathis. Mrs. Fannie Hall wants to rent out farm on Woolridge Ferry Road. ***April 8, 1904 (Pg. 5) There will be a Sunday School at Bullitts Lick organized next Sunday morning. Lost: Black pocketbook, with elks head on inside and containing cards of J. B. Thompson. Bessie Heafer has Plymouth Rock eggs for sale. Wanted: Men to make ties, several months work. Apply to H. W. Lee four miles below Shepherdsville on Salt River. J. W. Howerton sold a filly to Standiford Beeler. Rev. W. F. Rogers will preach farewell sermon at Christian Church. Geo. W. Clark, of Louisville, will Page 14 assist pastor at protracted meeting of the Baptist Church here. While loading ties on barge near mouth of Long Lick Tuesday, a man by the name of Cox fell overboard and drowned. After falling in, he never came to the surface and is supposed to have been drawn under the barge. Every effort to recover the body was unsuccessful, even the use of dynamite failing to bring it to the surface. Rev. Wooldridge held Easter Services at Methodist church. ***Personal Mrs. W. B. Campbell was quite ill. Mrs. J. B. Monroe is visiting relatives in the city. Len Howlett, of Pineville, was here. Mrs. C. H. Prather is spending week with her mother. E. D. Jones and Miss Maud O'Bryant, attended the dance at Lebanon Junction Monday night. Little Mary Martha McCormick has scarlet fever, a mild case so far. Rev. J. M. Wooldridge is now in Greensburg with Rev. C. F. Hartford, will make home at the Buky House in Shepherdsville on his return. The first or Louisville District of the Sunday School and Ladies Missionary Society is to hold their second annual joint Convention in Louisville. ***Circuit Court Cases Beeler Case - jury dismissed/unable to make verdict. L & N RR for failure to whistle at crossings.
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Page 3 and 4: M isses Mabel Harris, Ducie McCrock
Page 5 and 6: Thomas and J. D. Melton were in the
Page 7 and 8: Mrs. Bettie Fowler, of the city, is
Page 9 and 10: John Hunley who lives in the house
Page 11 and 12: John Ferring and Miss Elizabeth Dav
Page 13: Colie Pratt, of the city, was here
Page 17 and 18: Mrs. N. B. Trunnell, Mrs. H. J. Har
Page 19 and 20: ***June 10, 1904 (Pg. 4) Article on
Page 21 and 22: Jeff McDowell returned to his home
Page 23 and 24: Mrs. Wm. Crumbacker was guest of Mr
Page 25 and 26: Wm. Grant was in the city Tuesday.
Page 27 and 28: city, were with their parents, Mr.
Page 29 and 30: Mr. & Mrs. Ike Pratt, of Lakeland,
Page 31 and 32: Rinnie Ricketts spent Sunday with M
Page 33 and 34: Indiana, are with Tom Brooks and ot
Page 35 and 36: courthouse and will be finished in
Page 37 and 38: Mrs. Kate Hall and children visited
Page 39 and 40: Miss Mayme Roby will teach at Hebro
Page 41 and 42: children ... the day with Mrs. Jose
Page 43 and 44: will visit the St. Louis Fair befor
Page 45 and 46: W. B. Campbell - For Sheriff, with
Page 47 and 48: Water is scarce here. Mrs. Mary Gen
Page 49 and 50: Miss Ethel Smith spent Sunday with
Page 51 and 52: Lawyer F. P. Straus and W. T. Morro
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Page 55 and 56: W. C. Morrison - Trustee E. H. Thom
Page 57 and 58: Frank Christman Jr and wife spent t
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Page 61 and 62: Rev. Moody will conduct services at
Page 63 and 64: Miss Mattie Boisseau and Mrs. Conra
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J. Q. Hough was with his brother, C
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Albert Armstrong, Sudie Stallings,
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Eddie McCleavy of the city spent la
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C. M. Fisher and daughter, Miss Vir
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Missies Susie Satterwhite and Fanni
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Lelia Swearingen, Susie McFarland,
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C. F. Troutman and Howell Smith wer
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For rent: hotel at Bardstown Juncti
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William A. Wade (lost, strayed or s
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***November ??? The next several pa
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Dr. W. P. Harvey of Louisville will
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S. W. Brooks has sold his store pro
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K. S. Jones, B. H. Crist, Chas. Bri
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Mrs. Dr. Murray and children of Leb
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James A. Rouse, one of the most pro
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tour through the South, going first
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could quote scritpure very readily.
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John Foreman spent Sunday with E. Z
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Mr. J. C. Flaugher was found dead i
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Mr. & Mrs. Will Harrison have retur
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John Lewis, age 84 years and 27 day
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Jno. L. Sneed, Editor ***September
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***September 25, 1908 (Pg. 3) Commi
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***Personal J. T. Ritchey was here
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Can't read....entertained at dinner
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Mrs. S. N. Brooks and daughter, Mis
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Commissioners sale - C. L. and P. H
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R. K. Hoagland was in Louisville la
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Prof. Chas. Bridwell closed his sch
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Rocky Hill News - The back water wa
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Adam Settle was in Taylorsville Mon
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***Victory Mrs. Nolie Harris and he
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***Circuit Court Salt River Creamer
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Rev. A. H. Mahaffey guest of S. M.
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last Friday, after a short illness
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spent Sunday with Frank Porter's fa
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illness and death of our darling li
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Messrs. Al. Long, and John Myers sp
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Mrs. Eliza James and Miss Eunice Ri
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Mr. & Mrs. Eberlshauser and child a
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Dr. & Mrs. Settle visited Hervey Ty
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Miss Elizabeth Henderson, daughter
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H. C. Tyler, wife and little daught
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Phil B. Thompson and wife of Louisv
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Mesdames L. W. F. Hart and Robert H
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Mrs. Mary Clark and Miss Lulie Swea
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Iley Jones and wife visited Henry J
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W. Watson, Miss Emily Bedford, J. B
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Last appointment before the Annual
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Vernon Martin and Foskett Barrall s
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Quite a crowd of young people went
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Lebanon Junction #7 - Aaron Jones,
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***Mt. Eden Mrs. T. J. Barrall visi
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Wm. and Albert Miller of Louisville
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Catholics going to run Louisville a
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C. M. Dacon and family and Noah Nus
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Mrs Al. Miller spent Wednesday with
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H. Smith, G. S. Patterson, Jos. Jur
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Mrs. B. H. Martin and son, Geo. M.,
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Louis Stallings near Salt River, Su
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Herbert Cundiff, wife and little da
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