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

Willie May Ridgway and Linnie
Hardy spent Sunday with Ollie
Hardy.
D. B. Ellison and daughter, Nora,
took dinner with G. W. Hardy
Saturday.
Miss Maggie Hoskins of Colesburg
spend Sunday with Misses Mary and
Rosa Dawson.
Karl Hardy and wife spent several
days with the latter's mother, Mrs. A.
Troutman.
***Weller
W. M. Combs and family were with
Stonie Weller Sunday.
M. F. Weller and family were with
W. L. Weller Sunday.
Miss Jennie Carpenter of Hobbs was
at home two days last week.
Misses Barbara and Mary Hecker
visited W. W. Stallings this week.
H. H. Combs and Miss Minnie
Weller visited Miss Nellie Deacon
Sunday.
Will Herr and wife, of Anchorage, are
visiting N. B. Trunnell this week.
Miss Lillie Simmons of the city
spending several weeks with Miss
Jennie Trunnell.
The Davis sale was largely-attended
and by a fine lot of candidates also.
Thomas Weller and daughter leave
this week to visit his brother N. J.
Weller of Pineville, Ky.
***Zoneton
Ed. Tyler took cattle to the city
Monday.
W. S. Duncan has moved to Jefferson
County.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
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Frank Bates and wife are attending
the fair in St. Louis.
Frank Christman Jr and family visited
relatives in the city.
J. D. Melton and mother were guests
of Mrs. Rose Ann Gentry Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Crumbacker was guest of
Mrs. Henry Jenkins.
Anthony Bishop had his leg
amputated at the Gray Street
Infirmary.
Mrs. John Brooks visited her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Wallace of the city, who is
seriously ill.
Miss Lillie Thornberry, Ed Gentry,
Tom Baker and George Manning
guests of W. H. Smith Sunday.
Dave Mothershead and wife, Mrs.
Geo. W. Kirk and children and Tom
Melton guests of Jas. Scott Sunday.
***Wilson Creek
Robt. Rhoades was in Bardstown one
day last week.
Hansford Ricketts has sold his farm
to John R. Barnes.
Miss Sallie Smith has entered school
at Bowling Green.
Born, Oct. 6, to the wife of Fred
Menah, of Deatsville, twin girls.
E. Thurman and wife of Arcola,
Illinois, have been visiting friends
and relatives here.
Misses Ida Smith and Blondena
Harned spent one night with Miss
Cora Wells.
***October 14, 1904 (Pg. 2)
Article - Union Pacific fast mail train
makes record run between Grand
Island and Omaha, Nebraska; 153
miles in 150 minutes.
Page 47
***October 14, 1904 (Pg. 3)
Land frauds. The Interior Department
is just as honeycombed with scandals
and filled with grafters as the Post
Office is. (Long article)
Article - The Republicans have
nominated John C. Cutler, the
Mormon with five wives, as their
candidate for governor of Utah, and
Senator Smoot, one of the twelve
apostles.
***October 14, 1904 - (Pg. 4)
***Democratic Candidates.
A. B. Parker - Presidential
Candidate/From New York
H. G. Davis - Vice-Presidential
Candidate/from West Virginia
R. F. Hays - County Judge.
A. E. Funk - County Judge.
W. B. Campbell - Sheriff.
Lee Dawson - Deputy Sheriff.
W. S. Rouse - Deputy Sheriff.
Burr Harris - Deputy Sheriff.
C. P. Bradbury - County Attorney.
Chas. Bridwell - School Supt.
Lindsay Ridgway - School Supt.
Henry C. King - County Clerk.
W. B. Tilden - County Clerk.
James W. Croan - Jailer.
C. R. Smith - Jailer.
E. D. Jones - Jailer.
***Smithville
Miss May Tinsley is right sick.
Jas. O'Bryan was in Shepherdsville.
Jas.. Griffin is attending school at
Bethlehem.
Joe Swearingen has returned from the
World's Fair.
Jas. Hickman and family spent
Sunday with Jas. Markwell.
Jno. Bridwell and wife visited
relatives at Waterford.