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

Robt. Johnson, Carrying concealed
deadly weapons
John Fultz, after being arrested, was
released on bail and married the
woman in the case, Nannie Pearl
Drewen.
Wm. Griffin, Noah Smith and W. L.
Hall were appointed Jury
Commissioners.
A rule was issued against Mrs. Lazzie
Howlett (Mrs. John Edington to show
cause why her child, Lillie Howlett,
should not be taken from her and
given to the father, Leonard Howlett.
The rule is returnable and will be
tried tomorrow, Saturday.
The only case tried since our last
issue was that of F. J. Hagan VS J. H.
Linn, for damages on an order for
delivery for cattle taken up under the
new stock law. The jury was
peremptorily instructed by Judge
Jones and returned a verdict of one
cent and costs.
A good many people were watching
his case with considerable interest,
expecting to get a judicial
interpretation of the validity and
extent of the new stock law, under
which the suit was brought. Etc. Etc.
***December 25, 1903 (Pg. 6)
***Petroleum Wagon
The practicality of these carriages
seems to be placed without a doubt,
within reach of many people.
Compared to horse and buggy travel,
the advantage is in favor of the
petroleum carriage by three to one.
Long article discussing the issue.
***January 15, 1904 (Pg. 1)
***Mt. Washington
Mrs. H. L. Barnes is right poorly.
Mrs. Bluford Crenshaw is quite sick.
The Bullitt Pioneer, 1901-1909
Extracted from microfilm by Edith Blissett
Mrs. George Stout has been right sick
with a cold.
Mr. Hughes has rented Sherman
Boston's place.
Rev. Cundiff will preach at
Fairmount.
Miss Frances Thompson began
teaching a spring school.
Prof. Rush has been asked to teach
advanced class.
Father Pike to hold Catholic church
services.
Miss Ellen Wiggington is low with
little hope of recovery.
Rev. Lansdale will preach at Baptist
church.
Curt Stansberry visited (unreadable)
***Hebron
Rev. Hagan preached at Hebron
Mrs. Will Becker has been quite ill
but is better.
Mrs. G. W. Sanders is quite sick.
Mrs. Summers and Miss Laura
Summers are still in Nelson.
Mrs. E. C. Tyler entertained Miss
Fannie Fisher.
Carl Shepherd's children all have
scarlet fever.
Capt. John Oyler is visiting Dr. J. R.
Holsclaw.
James Saunders of Stanford, visited
his father.
Miss Edith Cochran is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Will Beeler.
Mr. Masden, of Lebanon Junction, is
looking for a farm to rent.
Master Edward Tyler is able to be in
school after two weeks illness.
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Mrs. J. R. Holsclaw and children are
guest of (unreadable)
***Barrallton
Mary Barrall has pneumonia.
Mrs. Dr. Horine has moved to South
Louisville.
Miss Abby Morgan is with Mrs.
Claud Barrall.
Squire Funk's family have all been
sick, but are improving.
Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Zaring spent X-mas
with Mrs. Zaring's parents, Mr. &
Mrs. H. Samuels.
Mrs. Mahala Beghtol has been sick
for some time, but is some better.
Mrs Edith Brooks and family spent
X-mas with parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. A.
Barrall.
***Wilson Creek
John Barnes, of Boston, visited here
recently.
J. R. Barnes has moved his family to
Boston.
Albert Barnes has entered school at
Bardstown.
Richard Younger will have a sale; is
going to Bennett, Nebraska.
Rev. T. H. Posey will preach at Mt.
Carmel church.
***Brooks
D. A. Bates was in the city on
business.
Miss Harris Foster is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Kneisler.
Miss Hettie Raymond was in
Shepherdsville last week.
Jack Ferguson was thrown from a
horse and hurt badly.