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

Miss Bessie Whitaker is the guest of
her uncles, John & Duke Burch.
D. J. Crenshaw, of Boonville, IN,
visited Mrs. Irene Crist.
Misses Zilpah and Fronie Lee Crist,
with Miss Jennie and Nora Bridwell;
attended Nazareth commencement
with W. T. Bridwell and daughters.
Rev. Wooldridge preached at Victory
accompanied by the Presiding Elder,
Rev. Murrell.
Judge & Mrs. Cassell and Miss Mary
Jones, of High Grove, Duke Burch
and wife, W. L. Barger and family
and Mrs. Irene Crist were guests of
K. S. Jones Sunday.
***Crisp
Mrs. Straney is still very poorly.
Miss Mamie Roby closed her school
last Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Daugherty visited Mrs.
Frank Goldsmith.
Miss Mamie Roby visited her aunt,
Mrs. Branch.
Miss Lille Wise and mother, are
guests of Mrs. Gracie Daugherty.
Sallie Calvin and Miss Mary Roy, of
Stithton are the guests of Ella
Shively.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lewis visited
Mr. & Mrs. Key.
Misses Ada and Hillary Dawson, and
Jesse Lee visited Miss Ella Shively.
Neil Davis has been making regular
trips to Hardin, wonder what Miss
Ada will do.
***Weller
J. J. Bradbury attended quarterly
meeting at Bethel.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
J. E. Magruder and family visited W.
A. Rouse.
George Simmons, of Nelson County,
visited N. B. Trunnell.
Miss Jennie Trunnell visited Miss
Mary Tilden.
Mr. & Mrs. M. F. Weller and Mrs. O.
M. Pendleton visited W. M. Combs.
Minnie Weller and Miss Prudence
Weller are visiting relatives at
Jeffersontown.
Mr. & Mrs. M. B. Weller, Mrs. A. R.
Carpenter and daughter, Jennie
Carpenter visited C. C. Davis.
Since recent rise in river, caught over
100 lbs of fish. C. C. Weller and F.
H. Kulmer
***June 24, 1904 (Pg. 4)
Article - The decision of the Court of
Appeals that banks in Kentucky
cannot be taxed on their deposits
saves the State from grave disasters
in its financial institutions. Etc.
***Mt. Washington
Geo. McKenzie was in the city.
J. S. Harris is building a buggy house
for Frank Porter.
C. O. Parrish and little daughter,
Angie, was in the city.
Mrs. Tom Badgett visited her sister,
Mrs. Helen Long.
Mrs. John Borders, of the city, is with
her mother, Mrs. Richard Pratt.
May Swearingen is spending time in
city with relatives.
Mr. & Mrs. James Gentry were in the
city.
Mrs. Bert Hall was in the city.
Leo Harris, little son of Lou Harris
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spending week with Mrs. Sola
Mothershead.
Irene Fisher, of the city, is with Mrs.
Cole Pratt.
Mrs. Almer Barnes has been poorly
for a few weeks, is much improved.
J. T. McKenzie, of Taylorsville, was
with brother, Geo McKenzie.
Chris Haupt, of the city, with mother.
Prof. Edgar Pound and Miss Hallie
Bogard will teach school here.
Mrs. Emma Queen and Miss Georgia
May was with Mrs. Will Queen.
Mrs. C. O. Parrish, Mr. & Mrs. James
Markwell and children visited Mrs.
Lud Wiggington.
Profs. Rush and Sanders were with
Will Clark one night, and with Allen
Thurman one night.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Brown visited here
with relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Brown, of Fairfield, visited
here with relatives.
Mrs. Kelly Baird and two children, of
the city, are with her mother, Mrs.
Angeline Swearingen.
Mrs. Clarence Nichols, and children,
Norton and Adalaide, are with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. Q. Hough.
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Moore, of the city,
and Mr. & Mrs. John Moore visited
Mrs. Mary Clark.
Mrs. Elmo Jasper visited her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Bacheldor of Bloomfield.
Miss Alberta McFarland, Bernice
Barnes, visited Misses Jennie Parrish
& Aline Porter
Miss Jennie Parrish, of Fairfield,
spending time with her cousins,
Misses Lizzie and Aline Porter.
Mr. & Mrs. Curt Stansbury, of the