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

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Bullitt County Turnpike for collecting tolls while road is out of repair. C. C. Hough, Forgery Thos. Alcorn, Malicious shooting & wounding. Jno. Davis, fornication Mary Mattie Wilson, fornication Joliet Stove Works VS Magruder & Patterson. J. V. Crenshaw VS Felix Brashear, trustee C. Q. Shepherd VS G. W. Simmons, boundary line dispute. Fannie Croan VS Ed. Croan F. M. Hardy VS W. H. Hays W. V. Hardin VS J. L. Holsclaw, Adm. Ambrose Skinner VS Nina B. Ridgway, judgment to sell land. Cassie Rowlett VS Silas Rowlett, divorce. R. E. McDowell VS Jos. L. Haag Alexander B. Hall VS Willard Hall Dee Brents VS L & N Eugene Brents VS L & N Ex Gov. W.O. Bradley sworn in as a member of this bar. He is an Atty. for plaintiffs in the case of the United Brothers of Friendship and Sister of the Mysterious Ten Vs Embry L. Swearingen. Lucas Moore VS L & N damage for killing horses. ***April 8, 1904 (Pg. 8) ***On the Hill Advertisement for Etta Branch: I am The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909 Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett now ready for business in The Pioneer Building with a full line of the latest Styles in Spring and Summer Wear. Have a beautiful line of Pattern Hats and ready to wear. Etc. C. C. Lee, of Pitts Point, has for sale B. H. Denmark, a genuine Ky gaited horse, suitable for harness or under saddle. Gives lineage and description. J. F. Hecker was in the city Tuesday. J. D. Hough was in the city a day last week. Miss Lela Hecker spent Monday with Buford Lloyd. Sam Armstrong was in Mt. Washington Edward Stirger was in Shelbyville. Rev. Cundiff filled his appointment at Bethel. Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Wise visited Hardin James. Mr. & Mrs. John Whitledge visited Sidney Simmons. Mrs. Lydia Morehead, and Callie, visited Mrs. Proctor. Miss Rosaline Hough visited her cousin, Mary Owen. Mrs. Julia Hough visited Mrs. Haydon Bridwell Miss Rose Scott and Floyd Jenkins visited R. K. Hall Mrs. Kate Hall, with son, Rob, was in Shepherdsville. R. K. Hall bought a horse from Sam Armstrong. Mrs. Edna Hough visited Mrs. Julia Hough. Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Hough visited her father, W. R. Johnson Page 15 Sam Morehead is doing improvements on the place where he lives. A certain girl is glad to see Charley Hoagland carrying the mail again. Herbert and Julia Hecker and Burr Lloyd visited Ollie Hall. Miss Ida Mothershead and Joe Owen visited Bessie & R. B. Hall. Miss Lou Fisher and Kittie Lee Hall visited their aunt, Mrs. Julia King. Mrs. P. A. Armstrong and daughter, Blanche, visited Mrs. Laura Stallings. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bridwell and Mr. & Mrs. Edward Stirger visited Haydon Bridwell. Herman & Viola Whitledge spent Sunday with cousin Georgie Hall and Effie & Vernon Dickey. Mrs. J. C. Dickey and children and Mrs. J. F. Hecker and children visited Mrs. T. H. Wise and children. Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Wise, Mr. & Mrs. Will Stallings, Mr. & Mrs. Till Ridgway and Mr. & Mrs. Bert Ridgway spent Sunday with John Lloyd. ***Weller Russell Henderson is improving. Mrs. W. L. Weller is on the sick list. Mrs. Jesse Raymond is on the sick list. J. J. Bradbury and son, James, visited T. B. McClure. Miss Mamie James left for Clermont immediately after closing her school at Cedar Grove. Bradford and Hallie Hays and Mary Palmer Combs called at "Sunny Side" recently.
Mrs. N. B. Trunnell, Mrs. H. J. Hardaway and Mrs. Clarkson visited relatives at Anchorage. ***June 10, 1904 (Pg. 1) ***Mt. Washington Sim Burdett is quite sick. Miss Grace Gritton, of Crab Orchard, is with sister, Mrs. Jesse Herin Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hall, of Jefferson County, visited W. T. Fox. F. O. Carrithers who has been quite sick, is able to be out again. Ike Herin, of the city, is with his mother, Mrs. James Herin. Miss Minnie Taylor, of Zoneton, with Mrs. Dr. Crenshaw. Adelaide Bacheldor and Miss Eva Parrish visited Miss Fannie Sweeney. Miss Eva Lutes is very sick at Mrs. Helen Long's home. Her mother, Mrs. Asa Lutes with her. Rev. S. P. Martin and Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Hall were with C. O. Parrish, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Jewel, of Elk Creek, and Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Barnes are with Mrs. H. J. Barnes. Mr. Reynolds and family, of Tampa, FL, are at Rev. Cundiff's. H. J. Barnes is spending time in the city with children, Mrs. Cad Coyle and Charles Barnes. The marriage of Elmo Jasper & Miss Adelaide Bacheldor in Louisville Monday was quite a surprise to their friends here. Mrs. Coleman Showaters and son, Chester, of the city, visited motherin-law, Mrs. John Showaters. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Fox, of the city, The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909 Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett visited parents, Mr. & Mrs. P. N. Fox. He brought his phonograph and many enjoyed. Wm. Wicks, of London, England, visiting father, James Wicks in Fairfield. He wanted to see the house where he was born, now owned by C. O. Parrish. The remains of Richard Good, formerly of here, who died at his brother's home, Orion Good, near Samuels Depot were brought here for burial one day last week. Funeral by Rev. Ross Reddish at the Baptist Church with burial in the cemetery at this place. Mrs. H. H. Swearingen celebrated her 74th birthday the 2nd. Daughters Misses Kate & Lulie Swearingen had a dinner for her with her children, grand children and great grand children present. Miss Lulie Swearingen entertained in honor of her guests - Misses Fee Copendolfer of Chaplin and Euphemia & Myra Wells of the city. Also present: Misses Lelia Swearingen, Adelaide Batcheldor, Mabel Harris, Susie McFarland, Kate Swearingen, Emory Samuels, Caperton Overall, of Nelson County, Sam Fox, Robert McAfee. Miss Ellen Stout died of consumption of the lung at her home. Funeral at Baptist Church by Rev. Cundiff, buried cemetery here. She leaves one brother, Houston Stout, and one sister Mrs. Alfred LeGros. ***Solitude Judge Morrow was guest of the Misses Thomas. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Haskell is with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Rouse. Hardin Mason, of the city, visiting relatives here. Miss Lizzie Martin, of the city, is spending the summer with her mother here. Page 16 Frank Long visited mother, Mrs. Helen Long of Mt. Washington. Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Bridwell and A. J. Roby were guests of Chas. Bridwell Jennie Ashbaugh and Miss Mabel Downs visited Misses May & Myrtle Tinsley. Miss Cora and May Rouse spent some time in the city. Henry Martin and family returned to Hazelwood after visiting his mother, Mrs. Melissa Martin. ***Hebron John Shanklin sold his nice buggy horse, Billy, for $135.00 J. N. and Tom Cochran attended the convention in the city. Miss Myra Sanders has gone to the mountains for her Summers work. Mrs. D. F. Brooks is the guest of her brother, Spence Minor. Mrs. B. B. Sisco and children, of Bardstown, are guests of Mrs. S. B. Summers. Miss Alberta Drury, of Breckinridge County, guest of Miss Saida Sanders. Mrs. W. H. Cooper is visiting her parents. Her daughter has roseola. Miss Ella Millett and E. A. Cochran is guest of J. N. Cochran. D. S. Brooks, in Colorado for health, very little improved. Jas. Shanklin and family visited relatives here. John Shanklin is visiting his sister, Mrs. Wiggington at Waterford. Charley Kavanaugh moved his family to Jefferson County. Mr. Downs, of the city, Mr. Larkin,
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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 and 14: Colie Pratt, of the city, was here
Page 15: B. H. Crist shipped a carload of ho
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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
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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
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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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