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

Mrs. Hansbrough is with her parents.
Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Shanklin are with
relatives here.
Mrs. Jas. Shanklin visited Mrs.
Emma Queen.
Albert Priest and family visited Tom
Brooks.
Miss Sara Robards visited Miss Nora
Hedge.
Miss Stella Hedge visited Mrs. Tom
Sanders.
C. E. McCormick and family are
guests of S. N. Brooks.
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Boswell are guests
of Mrs. Delia Shanklin.
Mr. & Mrs. Warner Bell came out
Saturday & remained until Tuesday.
Mrs. Mattie Ridgway, of the city, was
with relatives.
Everett Ireland, son of Dr. Henry
Ireland, is very ill, little hope of
recovery.
Miss Susie Knight spent 10 days
visiting relatives in city.
Mrs. Tom Hornbeck, of
Shepherdsville, visited Mrs.
Elwanger.
Mr. & Mrs. Pendleton and Mrs.
Blanch Cook, of Boston, are visiting
Mrs. C. E. Bell.
Tom Cochran is attending Baptist
church meeting.
Mrs. Willard Bell, and Miss May
Hedge and guest, Miss Smith are
spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. Mary McDowell and Mrs. C. F.
Troutman will visit Mrs. Tom
Sanders & Mrs. Jo Brooks.
Miss Virgie Bell received distinct &
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
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severe shock from standing near
telephone.
Mrs. Minnie Elwanger, nee Minnie
McCrocklin, and daughter, Elaine, of
the city, visited parents.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brooks, Mr. & Mrs.
Warner Bell and Miss Irene Brooks
caught cold from fishing party at
Brooks Run and Floyds Fork.
Lawrence Holsclaw, John Summers,
Jas. Shanklin and John Brooks caught
big fish out of Floyd's Fork.
***On the Hill
Lela Hecker spent Sunday with Josie
Ridgway.
Mrs. W. C. Owen was in Mt.
Washington.
Miss Rosa Hough is suffering with
her throat.
Miss Marsa Scott visited Miss Carrie
Spoonermore.
Robert Hall visited his sister, Mrs. J.
C. Dickey.
Miss Rosa Hough visited Miss Nora
Johnson.
Mrs. Mattie Rennison is visiting
brother, J. F. Hecker.
Herbert and Guy Hecker visited
grandma, Mrs. Julie King.
Mrs. Mattie Rennison and Lelia
Hecker visited Mrs. T. H. Wise.
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Owen and two
children, visited his father, W. C.
Owen.
Tom Alcorn and Miss Alcorn visited
Mrs. Haydon Bridwell
Miss Blanche Armstrong spent
several days in the city.
Rob Hall and Ernest Simmons visited
James O. Simmons & Will King.
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Mr. & Mrs. J. F. Hecker and son and
Mrs. Mattie Rennison visited W. C.
Owen.
Charlie Newton spent a few days
with mother, Mrs. Newton.
Mrs. P. A. Armstrong and daughter,
Blanche, visited Mrs. Hallie
Armstrong.
Miss Georgie Hall, Effie and Vernon
Dickey visited their cousin, Stella
Hall.
Mr. & Mrs. Jasper Hall and daughter,
Stella, visited Mrs. Rosa & Sudie
Gilmore.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Stirger and son have
returned home to Covington, after
visiting his father, Edward Stirger.
***Salt River
Ray Triplet has the measles.
Mack Masden was in the city Sunday.
W. H. Hays was in the city Monday.
Preston Shelton has gone to the city
to work.
John Davis returned home from the
city.
Miss Amy Newman is quite ill.
Miss Jennie Trunnell visited Miss
Clara Hays.
Miss Elsie Carpenter has returned
home from Bardstown.
Misses Lillie and Amy Mooney
visited Miss Pearl Wells.
Mrs. Wm. Shelton, age 77, died at
home near Beech Grove, Saturday
June 4
Tom Rogers papered 2 rooms for
Miss Minnie Gilmore near Zoneton.
Mrs. Jas. Rouse, of Solitude, visited
parents, Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Hays.