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

Miss Minnie Weller visited Mr. &
Mrs. Nat Maraman.
N. B. Trunnell and family visited
Wm. Simmons.
Stonie Weller and family visited Lem
Swearingen.
Joe Greenwell's house was destroyed
by fire.
Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Bradbury visited
daughter, Mrs. Thos. McClure of
High Grove.
J. R. Buckman sold mail boxes; to
have Rural Free Delivery by July 15.
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Eva Lutes is improving slowly.
Will Clemens will move to Botland.
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Hall were in the city.
Lou Harris was in the city.
Silas McCrocklin visited
Pleasureville.
Mrs. Bettie Barnes visited her son,
Almer Barnes.
Mr. Brown has contract to repair the
school house for $475.00
Mr. & Mrs. Will Anderson visited her
mother, Mrs. Richard Pratt.
Sam Burkett has been dangerously ill,
seemingly some better.
Cole Pratt, of the city, was with his
family here.
Charlie Bridwell, of Shepherdsville,
was with relatives here.
George McKenzie has the contract to
repair the Masonic lodge for $75.00
W. T. McGee will have festival in his
yard Saturday night.
Rev. J. M. Wooldridge, of
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Shepherdsville, was with Rev.
Cundiff.
Mrs. Minnie Haupt, and friend, was
with her mother.
Dr. Jesse Crenshaw, of Redland, CA,
expects to visit relatives here in July
Ganell Harris and Russell Borders
spent week with Miss Georgia Porter.
P. K. Jones and Miss Berta Harris
visited Miss Mary Owen at River
Side.
Miss Ada Rayman spent a few days
in Nelson County with Mrs. Winsett,
who is quite sick.
Miss Mary Crenshaw, of this place
and Harry Brown of Indiana eloped to
Tennessee and were married.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Holloway, of
Taylorsville, were with her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. James Herin.
R. L. Grigsby has bought house and
lot of Will Clemens on Snapp Street.
Peyton Burdett, of Riley, IN, and Ben
Burdett, of Utica, KY was with
brother, Sam Burdett.
Mr. & Mrs. Ade Harris and children,
Mr. Wilcoxen, and Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Harris spent Sunday with Mrs.
Maurice Harris.
The three day old infant of Mr. &
Mrs. Ollie Hall died on the 12th. The
mother is in critical condition.
Mrs. James Harris and little daughter,
Christie, of Seven Hills, KY, will
visit her sister, Mrs. W. L. McGee.
Miss Ora Chestnut, Miss Isabelle
Cavin, Will Wunderlich, and J. H.
McFarland visited Miss Susie
McFarland.
Mr. & Mrs. Elmo Jasper visited his
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jasper of
Smithville, and her parents Mr. &
Mrs. James Batcheldor of
Bloomfield.
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Article: The National Wholesale
Liquor Dealers Association
appropriated funds to fight
prohibition.
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Miss Kate Taurman is with Mrs.
Ernest Harris.
Mrs. Clarence Miller visited her
father.
Miss Voda Bogard visited Miss Lena
Markwell.
Joe Swearingen was guest of Jas.
Markwell.
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Bridwell, of
Waterford, visited Mac Murray.
Chas. Shields and Jas. Griffin were
guests of J. W. Crist.
Mattie Hoagland visited her brother
at Dravo Station.
Mr. & Mrs. Jno. Jones and daughter,
Miss Maggie, of High Grove, visited
T. M. Hardy.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Tinsley and B. H.
Hardy visited R. L. Bridwell and
sisters at Solitude.
J. C. Dent, of Waterford, visited his
daughters, Mrs. Sallie Harris and
Mrs. Sue O'Bryan.
Mrs. Tom Hardy, Mrs. Tom Tinsley,
and Mrs. Fred Harper visited Mrs.
Lula Clements.
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Willie Smith visited his parents.
Jas. Kirk is guest of sister, Mrs.
Susan Melton.
Tom Melton visited relatives in the
city.
Mrs. W. H. Smith was guest of Mrs.
Chas. Cummings.