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

Squire Jackson has been of sick list
quite some time, improving.
Robert Durr, wife and children,
visited Mrs. Thomas Phillips.
***Dawson-Mayer
Minnus Dawson, a very popular and
industrious young farmer of this
place, and Miss Josie Mayer, an
attractive young lady of Deatsville
were married by Rev. Father
O'Connor at St. Thomas, Bardstown
last Wednesday with only the
immediate family present. The bride
is a daughter of Joseph Mayer, a
native of Austria. Wedding party:
Miss Varina Dawson, sister of groom,
Anthony Mayer of Deatsville. A
number of entertainments cancelled
due to illness of a near relative. Etc.
***July 8, 1904 (Pg. 5)
Otto Sadler and Miss Ruth McDaniel
married at Bullitt Lick Sunday by
Rev. S. P. Martin.
Herman Pearl and Miss Minnie
Shepherd married in Louisville
Sunday by Rev. J. P. Jenkins.
Dr. W. H. Crawford, the Louisville
dentist, will be at the hotel in
Lebanon Junction.
Rev. J. M. Wooldridge will hold
revival services at Cedar Grove.
Misses May Lee, Mamie Hocker,
Maud Smith, and Ida Carroll with
give a musical recital at Fowler's
Opera House, Lebanon Junction.
Mr. John Hall has been at point of
death from uraemic poisoning but is
slightly better with some little hope of
recovery.
Rev. W. J. Loos, of London, Ky, will
hold protracted meeting at Christian
Church.
Demoville Jones in St. Louis,
appointed Jess Buky deputy jailer to
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look after the invited guests in the
county Bastille.
***Personal
Chas. Atcher left for French Lick.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Smith are going to
St. Louis.
S. C. Bridwell celebrated the Fourth
in the city.
Miss Clay Smith is spending the
summer with relatives here.
Miss Nannie Hornbeck spent last
week with mother.
Percy Bettison of Nashville is with
aunt, Mrs. Monroe.
Judge Hobson was here a couple of
days.
Mr. & Mrs. John L. O'Brian have
been in Boston several days.
Mrs. Hal Kennison, of Texas, is
visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. H. Glenn was at Lebanon
Junction one day.
Joe Ball and family spent the Fourth
with Mrs. W. H. Cooper.
Mrs. C. W. Morrison and children
spent the Fourth in the city.
James Miller Jr is down on Green
River after cattle.
Mrs. C. H. Prather and Miss Beulah
Harpool guests of C. R. Smith.
Louis Merriwether and Robert Fuller
visited Mrs. Monroe.
Dan Gober has gone to New York to
take a position with a drug firm.
Miss Mamie Wilson of Lebanon
Junction guest of Mrs. Ada
Troutman.
Hugh Marshall of Calif., guest of
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Mrs. T. C. Coleman at "The
Meadows"
Mrs. Minnie Nutting and little son, of
Cincinnati, visiting Jas. Fulkerson.
Sister Rose de Lima, sister of Mrs. N.
H. Weller, died last night in
Beaumont, Texas.
H. H. Sharpe and family of the city,
spending summer with Mrs. M. M.
Brooks.
Miss Ada Jones visiting Mrs. Jordan
Blankinship at Fox Ridge.
Miss Nannie Chappell of the Knobs,
guest of cousin, Miss Nora Johnson.
Miss Lily Netherland is in St. Louis,
guest of Miss Marion Shipp for a
month or six weeks.
Mrs. Dell Vollmer, Misses Onie and
Florence Vollmer, and J. G. Johnson
of the city, guests of Mrs. J. F.
Collings.
Article - Commencement exercises at
Bardstown Junction graded school;
decorations, 2nd exercise of its kind
ever held in Bullitt County, three
graduates, Prof. Litsey is leaving to
take principalship of school in
Bloomfield.
W. L. Cooper and Joe Ball celebrated
Fourth with 25 mile tramp through
Knobs. Joe says they told him that
was a good place to hunt and they
told the truth. He did lots of hunting,
but found only one poor squirrel.
Since that tramp, he is also convinced
that the fellow who told him the
world was round like a ball didn't
know what he was talking about.
Mr. E. D. Jones and Miss Susan
Virginia Pendleton were quietly
married Wednesday by Rev. Bolton
at home of bride's father, Mr. David
Pendleton. Immediately after the
ceremony, they left for St. Louis
where they expect to remain a couple
of weeks.
Work has begun on sidewalk around