NEWS: Gossip, June 1906/ Nov 1908, Bullitt Co., KY

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Gossip  6-29-1906  Friday , Bullitt County News
Bardstown Junction

Miss Sarah Bell has returned from a Pleasant visit to Highland Park.
Miss. Grace Fellows has returned to her home in Tennesse after spending several months with her 
cousin Miss. Amelie Lee Oaks.
Miss. Nannie Mooney is visting friends and relatives in the city.
Miss. Sophia  M ___(I can not read) of Butflo , Ky   is visting her sister. Mrs. W.C. Ward.
Mr.and Mrs. Richard Wathen are in the city for several days.
Miss. John Daniel is all smiles , as his best girl has returned to her home after spending a 
delightful time in the city.
Mr. George Jenkins of  Lebabon  Junction , and miss. Blondina Harned of boston were unitied in 
Holy Bonds of Matrimony last Tuesday at the Rectory at Bardstown Junction . May thier path be one 
of flowres and sunshine.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jasper and grandaughter, little Genevieva McClure , are spending this week in 
Louisville and Jeffersontown. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elia Jasper.
Mrs. Jane Hall has returned to her home at Livingston after a visit with relatives here.
Miss. Lulie Swearingen has returned from a visit in Louisville and Jeffersontown.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Anderson of Willsonville  are guest of of Mr. and Mrs. John Hough , parents of 
Mrs. Anderson. 
Miss. Mayble Parrish  has returned to Louisville after a short visit to her sisters. Mrs. Ed. 
Brown and miss. Jennie Parrish.
Mrs. William Clark and son Chas have returned froam a two days visit with Mrs. Bettie Porter , at 
Jeffersontown.
Mrs. N.E. Sweeny and sister Miss. Marga Sweeney , of Elk Creek , spent Sunday with Miss. Maggie 
Gentry.
The Bridge across Salt River at Smithville will be closed July 2. A  road above the bridge has 
been prepared for crossing.
Mr. J.D. Starsberry has returned from a visit with relatives in Louisville.
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Victory
Many of the farmers ( who have not finished cutting thier wheat Crops) are begaining to grow 
restless as the rain continue . And its oh ! for the blessed sunshine, and when the sun comes out 
in its greatness what wouldn't we give for arain.

The sale of  Mrs. N.J. Conly was largely attended Tuesday Everything sold well.

Someone has said, " what has become of our courting widower." from the other side of the stream.
Mrs. W.T. Harris of Jefferson County , spent a few days here recently.
Mrs. W.T. Conly left here last Friday for Corydon , Henderson County. she will make her future 
home with her brother , Mr. Thomas Ringo , of that place.
Mrs. Ethel Ash spent saturday and Sunday  with Mrs. John Weber.
Mrs. Ed Coe and Winn Miller who are engaged in business here spent Saturday and Sunday at thier 
homes in jefferson County.
Mrs. Irene Crist spent a few days recently with Mrs. J.L. Trunnell, at East Victory.
Mrs. G. W. Lutes spent last Sunday the of Mrs. Julia Raymond.
John Weber and family will this this week to the city.
Mrs. R.S. Haskell , who has been the guest of relatives here the past week , left Sunday for her 
old home at Solitude , Ky, to visit her  parents . After then she will leave Kentucky for Jackson 
, Miss.
Miss, Anna V. Harris and John T. Burch spent Saturday and Sunday in Louisville .
The many friends of  James P. Harris are glad to Know that he is up and will recover for his 
injuries.
To S.S.S. We too, would say that Iam an expert 'corn parcher' and would like to know you better , 
but don't wish to interfere with any arrangements you have with " Nemesis".
                          Elizabeth.
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Barrallton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ferrel of Kansan City are spending a few days with J.A. Barrall and wife.
Mrs. Herny Samuels of this place is spending a while with her daughters, Mrs. Chas. Zaring of 
Peewee Valley and Mrs. Dr. Raning of Smithfield , Ky
Mr. Claude Barrall son Edward were in Louisville , Monday.
Miss. Edith Brooks of Louisville is spending a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs. J.A. Barrall 
Mr. and Mrs. John Barrall spent Sunday with the latter 's sister, Mrs. Charley Funk of Cupio.
Mrs. Lizzie Howard of Mo. has returned home after visting relatives here.
Little Elmira Brooks is on the sick List.
Farmers are grumbling about so much rain.
Little Hettie Ferguson is very sick at this writting.
Spring Beauity.
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Pitts Point.
Wheat harvest is about over in this vicinity.
We are having lots of rain at presant . more rain, more weeds so the farmers say.
Several from here attended Home Comming , and all reported a fine time.
Mrs. Fannie Lee and sister , of Mo. are visting relatives here.
Mrs. J.H. Roby and Mr. G.W. Hardy are on the sick list.
Mrs. R.L. Dawson visited Mrs. John Harned last Saturday.
Miss. Cora Hardy visited her parents here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss. Virgie Kelly is at home from the city at presant.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dawson were with thier sons, Clarence and Hillary here last week.
Mr. George Kelley , wife and children visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.C.A. Kelly last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howlett and children of Lake view and Mrs. R.L. Dawson and two sons , Lee and Joe 
visited Miss Mary Dawson last Sunday.

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Lost Hollow
Mr. I.A. Dowdy and wife visited Mr. Will Hogland and wife Sunday.
Mr. Charles Dodd was on Strawberry hill Saturday night and Sunday.
Croaa and Shepherd took thier engine to Louisville last Friday to have it boarded out They expect 
to cut lots of lumber when it is returned.
Mr. Jessie Johnson was out Sunday looking for a girl.
Mr. J.A. Dowdy and robert Holsclaw went fishing Saturday evening and caught cold.
Mr. J.W. Holsclaw was in this neighborhood a few days ago.
Mrs. Howell is very sick at this writing. The  doctor thinks she is taking the fever.
Mr. and Mrs.R.H. Holsclaw were in Shepherdsville last Friday.
Paul and Dutch Howell went to see thier mother Sunday.
Our new telephone line is in very bad condition , we can't talk to but a few who are on the line.
The young ladies and gentlemen of this place are very sorry that Mr. Simmons has postphone his 
pinicnic . they were all expecting to attend, but they say now that they will attend one at 
Lebanon Junction the Fourth. We hope they will have a good time.
We join the news in congratalating the newly married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maraman .
Mrs. Charley  Dodd , Oscar Croan , Geo Cundriff and Tom McClure were in Louisville one day last 
week.
Mr.J.C. Holsclaw is expecting to build a new residence this fall.
Mr. Clark and Mrs. Burks just  got under shelter in time Sunday evening to keep out of the storm, 
be we think they would just soon stayed out and taken the storm as they occupied the swing under 
the big plum tree the rest of the evening. 
              Empty Head.

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Clermont
Mrs. Gaddie , who has been very sick for some time is better at this.
Mrs. Matt Duvall , who has been very sick , is much improved . We are glad to see her out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Masters has returned home after a pleasant visit to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wigginton of the city spent last Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 
Wigginton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Centerfield of the city are visiting thier parents at this place.
Mr. D.Troutman, of Highland Park, spent last Sunday with his brother , Henry Troutman.
Miss. Mary Evans, of Salt River spent last Sunday evening with  her parents.
Mrs. Jane Perkins and Mrs. Belle Haulbert spent last Sunday evening with  Mary Tinnell..
Miss. Alice Hatfield is spending a few days with  Miss. Carrie Duvall this week.
Miss. Lena Harris spent last Sunday with  Marie Hatfield.
Mrs. Daisy Middleton , of  Salt River , and Mrs. Claud Roney of Louisville, spent  last Wensday 
with Mrs. Dr. Houck.
We are very glad to hear of Mr. Clarence Crenshaw  getting along so well , and hope he may soon be 
out again and have ggod use of himself . We were sorry to hear of the trouble.
Miss. Carrie Hogland has gone to Louisville after a weeks Visit with her parents.

I do not know what is the matter with the officers of  Bullitt County . I think if they would 
atten the picnics and public gatherings they would find something else to do except fishing and 
hunting.

The "Id"nis on at Clermount on Sundays , as some of our friends are setting out in front and some 
of our citizens of Chapaze were sitting in the rear last Sunday, the "Id" must be on at Chapaze 
too. I am going back to meet her in the dear old home once more, for she's ever in my dreams by 
night and day, iam longing for my sweetheart who is waiting by the shore, Where the Suwanee river 
winds it's silvery way.       
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Examining Trail .

John Weber, who Cut Clarence Crenshaw some time ago , was given an examining trail by Judge R.P. 
Hays , monday , and held over await the action of the Grand Jury . his bond was fixed at $ 100.00

Mr. ___Hatfield , charged with obstreperously , uncerimoniously impiously , throughtlessly, 
unlawfully and willfully daming injuring, destroying and running personal property was arrasigned 
before Judge Hayes last Saturday and after an exciting trail , was turned loose by 
his honor and allowed to go back to the flowery della  and daisy-bedecked meadows of Clermont.

O.A. Lutes and Company -Shepherdsville, Ky are the best Judges of buggies , Murreys and Runabouts 
in Bullitt Co. Split Hickory Buggies $ 33.00.

June 29, 1906 The News Bullitt County
J.W. Barrall. Editor and Publisher
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
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For Congress - Ben Johnson.
For Appellate Judge-J.P. Hobson.
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Knobs. Gossip
We are having plenty of rain, and crops are looking fine.
The meeting has been closed with four additions.
Mrs.Kate  Applegate , of  Lawrenceburg, Tenn was with relatives here during Home Comming Week.
Miss. Ada  Welsh has returned to Louisville . she has accompanied by her couisn.
Miss. Mary Griffin has returned from the city.
Mr. Sam Raulings , wife and children are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman.
Mr. John Griffin and wife were guest of Mrs. Laura Whiteman Sunday.
Mrs. America Raulings of Louisville has returned home after visting her sister Mrs. Mammie Griffin 
Mr. Charlie Griffin , wife and children spent Sunday with Mrs.Ridgeway and family.
Mrs. Ida Shivley and father Mr. Myers, are the guest of Mr. J.T. Griffin and family.
Mary Griffin and brother, chas were in Shepherdsville Saturday.
Little Mary Ridgeway is quit sick at this writing.
Mrs. Annie Griffin of Vallet Station has been visiting in our neighborhood.
Come again , Two Blue Girls, we haven't heard from you for quite awhile.
Ernest Welsh spent Sunday with Charlie Griffin.
Mrs. Dillander has returned home after spending a few days with her mother in Hardin.
Mrs. Stivers , of Hardin is visting in our vicinity the guest of her children.
Mr. Carl Arnold and sister spent Sunday with Miss. Flaggie Beard.
I wonder what has become of 'Do" I hope he is not lost.
Mr. Tom Ridgeway was the guest of Mr. Nicholson Saturday night.
Mr. Grover Griffin spent the day and night with his cousin Mary and Charlie Griffin.
Mrs. Minnie Shank was in Louisville last week.
Miss. Ridgeway spent sunday with Mrs. Nannie Griffin's family.
Mr. William Gatewood spent Thursday with R.B. Ridgeway.
Mary griffin spent Saturday with Miss. Johnson of Shepherdsville.
Mrs. Eliz Chappell is visting her daughter Mrs.Sallie Harris of Pitts Point.
Mrs. Julia Tydings and daughter Virginia visited Mrs. Close of Cupio, Tuesday.
Miss. Janie Chappell spent Saturday night with Miss. Maud Ashby.
Miss. Bertie Ashby is expecting home Saturday.
Mr. Bud Cundiff lost a horse last week.
Rev. Dacon filled his reg appointment at Mt.Eden, Sunday.
Jess T. Griffin and grandson were in Shepherdsville Monday.
Mr. Tom Ridgeway got his foot hurt Saturday.
Miss. Mary Griffin saw the Linciln cabinet at Central Park.
Mr. W. M. called on his best girl . Come again, you are all right.
Miss. Chrissie Ashby is on the sick list at this writing.
Mr. Brose Shank is having our roads worked now.
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Lonesome Bottom.
We are having some rainy wealther.
Mr. Dick Strang is on the sick list.
Miss. Lula O'Connor and Blanch Myers are visting Miss. Ella Shively.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chappell spent last week with her daughter Mrs. Harris.
Miss. Lena Aronld spent Sunday with Flaggie Beard.
Miss. Ella and Pearl Shively entertained Sunday the following : Miss. Hattie Hawkins , Nore Funk, 
Blanch Meyers, mallie Beard, Lula O'Connor,Mr. Ben Beard, Charlie Cooms, Joe Chappell, stephen and 
Willaim Arnold and Albert johnson. All reported a delightful time.
Mrs. R.T. Cook and Hattie Cook spent one day last week with Mrs. Heady Beard.
Miss. Lena Arnold and Flaggie Beard made a flying trip to Louisville last week.
miss. Ada Welsh spent several days last week with her sister Mrs. R.B. Ridgeway.
Mr. Dick Straney spent Saturday and Sunday in Louisville.
Ella Shively , Joe Chappell ,Flaggie Beard , carl Arnold , spent Saturday and Sunday at Stithton.
Mrs. L.L. Daugherty spent Sunday with Mrs. Agnes Daugherty.
Mr. Col.Daugherty and wife spent Sunday with her brother Mr. Lee Tierney and wife.
Miss. Anna Griffin and sister spent last week with there sister in Louisville.
Mr. Adolph Meyers is visting his daughter Mrs. Shively.
Mr. Albert Masden attended the party in hardin, friday night.
Mr. T.J.Key and wife attended the wedding in Louisville last week of Robert Brashear.
Miss. Mary Griffin spent last week with relatives in Louisville.
Mrs. Bettie Giles spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother.
Rev. Dacon filled his regular appointment at Chappell Ridge Saturday Night.
Mr. Jasper Griffin and wife spent Sunday with Mr. Will Thompson and wife.
Mrs. Kate Hibbs of Louisville is visting her mother.
The Crisp ball players went to Hardin Sunday to play Easy gap boys, but they got beat 7 to 3 They 
came back looking "Blue"
A large crowd attended the ice cream supper last Saturday evening.
Mr. John Quick is having his house newly coverd.
Miss. Ella Shively, Lula O'Connor, Blanch Myers and herbert Shively spent saturday with Miss. 
Flaggie and Mallie Beard.
miss. Lena Arnold spent Monday with her sister.
Mr. Albert Chappell spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Harris.
Miss. Ada Daugherty spent Saturday with Miss. Lizzie Smith.
Miss. Ida Sale spent Sunday with Miss. Alma Beard.
Miss. Pearl Shively , Lula O'Connor , Blanche Meyers spent on day last week with Miss. Hattie 
Hawkins.
Mr.Sam Rauling and family are visting  relatives in this  neighborhood .
Mr. J.T. Key and wife spent Sunday with J.T. Barrall and wife.

Sept 14, 1906 A BIG REVIVAL
Everybody is invited to attend the protracted meeting that will begin at 7:30 P.M Sunday, 
September 16, 1906. This meeting will be held at Masonic Hall , Mt. Washington , and will be 
conducted by J.E. Thornberry , Evangelist of the church of Christ , Song services 
conducted by Prof. G.M. Dinsmore of Fayette City, Pa.

Sept, 14, 1906 Personal's
Bullitt County
Mrs. Sue Hoagland and her grandaughter, Miss Emma Mumford , went to Louisville last Sunday to 
visit thier friends , Mrs.and Miss. Mathis

last Tuesday, Mrs. Hoagland and Mrs. Emma Mathew, Miss. Emma King , Miss. Emma Munford and 
Miss.Emma Mathis went to Cincinnati to visit friends. they stayed in Cincinnati until Wensday , 
when they came to Louisville , Mrs. Hoagland and Miss. Mumford stayed there untill 
Saturday. they reported a fine time.
Miss Emma Mathews has been visiting Miss. Emma Munford of Salt River.
Enoch and Anna Conover , of  Mason , O, spent Sunday with Miss. Anna Ash.
Mrs. E.W. Bittner and little daughter, Marlalene , who have been spending the summer at Mrs. GW. 
Weller's, return to their home in the city last Sunday .During the few months that Mrs. bittner 
was with us she made many friends who wish that she would return again in the 
near future.
L.W.Nichols , of  Cupio was in town Wensday on business.
Judge Morrow was here Wensday.
Miss. Mary Palmer Combs left Monday for Louisville where she will attend school.
Miss. Martha Ashby left Monday for Louisville, where she will attend  the Female High School.
Miss. Ida Charles Carroll and sister left for school Monday at Nazareth.
Jas Collings was at home this week.
Robert Samuels , of  Illinois , is visiting his mother at Barrallton .
Several from here attend the bardstown and Elizabethtown Fairs this week.
H.J. Massey and J.W. Gabon were here Wensday.
John Cooniff , of Clermont, was here Wensday.
Miss. Hallie and Stella Dawson attended the Elizabethtown Fair Wensday.
Several car loads of steel for the bridge has arrived , and work will begain at once.
Senator Carroll and family was here returned to the city after spending the summer here.
T.C. Carroll will enter State Collage at Lexington next Monday.
S.F. Barrall was in town Wensday.
Squire Griffin of Cupio was in town Wensday.
Bunch Williams passed through town Wensday on his way too tee Bardstown Fair with his educated 
horse.
The Jury Commissioneers met at the Courthouse Wensday and filled the jury wheel for the extra term 
of court which will be held in November.
We are sorry to hear of Mr. S.P. Smith being confined to his bed with Malaria fever.
Bert Hall of Mt.Washington was down this week smiling as usual.
William Harris , the "Ladies Man " from the city of Mt.Washington , was in town several times this 
week , he says he always comes to Shepherdsville when he's not courting the ladies.
Miss. Lillian B. Thompson entertained a number of her friends Sunday evening, those presant were 
:Monzell Dawson, Willie May Ridgeway, Samuel Ridgeway, Mammie Stevans, Allie Ashby and several 
others.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall , of near Mt. Washington , spent Monday with Mrs. George Pierce.


Sept, 14, 1908 Bullitt County News
Gossip.

Locust Grove
Mrs. Amanda Bowman and Mrs. George Lutes visted Mr. Jess Raymond.
Mr. Herny Harris and wife visted Mr. Albert Nusz saturday night and Sunday.
Miss. Nellie Deacon was the guest of her cousin, Miss. Minnie Hibbs Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. F.H. Kulmer and two children and Mr. Will harris visted Mr. H.A. Nusz Sunday.
Miss. Jennie Dawson returned to her home at Mt.Washington at Mr. J.E. Weller's after a pleasant 
visit wih her sister , Mrs. Lillie Shelton of Louisville.
Mr.C.C. Weller and wife and Mr. G.R. Kulmer , wife and daughter , Mertelle  visited Mr. J.E. 
Weller's family Sunday.
Mr. Bert Deacon visited Mr. Oscar Kulmer Sunday.
Rev. E.P. Deacon  will fill his regular appointment Sunday and Sunday night, July 1st. Everybody 
is invited to attend.
Miss. Ethel Ash visited on the Ridge the past Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harrison Mudd visited relatives in this neighborhood the past week.
Mrs. J.E. Weller and two children are on the sick list at this writing.
There was a large crowd at the sale of Mrs. N.J. Conly last Tuesday.

Arrest Sep-29-1908 Bullitt County
Irby Innis was arrested Tuesday by Jailer Croan , Sheriff Campbell and John Summers, Charged with 
detaining a female against her will. he gave bond for his apperance and was released.
The Same Official also arrested young  Mr. Snawder . Charged with drawing a deadly weapon on an 
other. he also gave bond. Both cases will be called for trail by Judge Hays, Friday Morning at 
ten O'Clock.


Sept, 24, 1908  Bullitt County News
Gossip

Mt. Washington 
Mrs. Nancy Tyler and daughter Miss. Ruby Tyler , left today for Chaplin , to be the guest of  Mrs. 
Emma Neel.
Miss. Mattie Thomad and R.V.,W.H.Moody are in Bloomfield  attended the Nelson County Asociation.
Miss. Nettie Taylor and brother Mr. Joe Taylor , attended the Barstown Fair Saturday.
Miss.Lula Lee McClure left Monday for Springfield to enter school.
Miss. Julie Swearingen is in Boomfeld this week the guest of Mrs. Fred Coaningpher(?)
Mr. Ed Showalters little son, Ernest , while playing at school Friday , stepped on a piece of 
glass which came very near cutting his foot into. Drs. Overall and Coleman dressed the wound.
Mrs. A.D. Thompson , one of our millineryrs , will have her fall opening Saturday Sep. 20 she has 
all  styles of nice hats.
Married Saturday night , in the parlor of Mrs. Gillie Crenshaw , by the Rev. Edgar Pound , Mr. 
Herny Messinger and Miss. Annie Watkins . The bride is from Belmont, the Groom is one of our own 
home town boys. We, with many other friends wish them a long, happy life.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Anders was buried Friday.

The most violent rain and thunder storm of the year struck this little city early Sunday morning 
doing considerable damage . Lighting struck the barm of  Mr. Tom Lloyd , killing two horses and 
one mule and injuring a young colt.

The lecture Sunday night given by mr. E.A. Fox , Secretary of the Kentucky International Sunday 
school Association , on his trip to Jerusalem, was enjoyed by a large crowd. 
Mr. George Mckenzie left for Louisville Monday to purchase her millinery goods, and will be ready 
for more ladies Sept 17.

Died, Sunday morning , at his home near Smithville , general Haison Higdon, Colored. "Uncle 
General," as he was known was probably the oldest negro in this part of the State and was highly 
respected.
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Compliments Newspaper Men.

Rev. William H. Main of Hartford ,Conn, in a resent sermon expressed warm appreciation of the 
energy and skill of newspaper men and the importance of the journallist profession , remarking 
that St. Luke must br regared at the frist reporter of the Christian era. In the 
course of his last address he observed , I wish that churches would go about thier work with 
diligence which characterizes the effort of those who are employed in newspaper offices.
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Knobs
Mr.J.T. griffin and wife were guest of Mr. Granvill Welsh's family.
Miss. Flaggie Beard is improving.
Miss.Cardia and Carrie Dillander were guest of Miss. Mary Griffin Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Shank spent Thursday with Mrs. Nannie Rogers.
Mr. Joe Chappell is on the sick list.
Mary Griffin was the guest of Alma Whiteman Monday evening.
Ada Welsh has returned to the __ after a two weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. Clifford Caraman , of the city was rescently the guest of R. B. Ridgeway and family.
Oscar Whiteman and sister Alma spent Sunday on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Ridgeway and sister were guest of thier sister Mrs. Nettie Gatewood.
Mrs. Sallie Harris and Miss Hattie Hawkins spent one day with Mrs. Tydings and mother.
Harry Griffin, Joe Forman and Charlie Griffin were guest of the Miss Ashby.
Lydia Youman spent Tuesday night with Ada Welsh.
Mr. Ebie H.  looks awful blue since Miss. L.E.Y. went back to the city.
Mr. Edward Griffin of Louisville is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Griffin.
Mr. E.H. I can sympathise with you. I feel blue too , since J.N.F.has gone.
Mr. Joe Forman and Lydia Youman , has returned home after two weeks visit in the country.
I saw C.A.A. and the little mules driving by Sunday afternoon The Fifty Cent Fellow.
Mr. charlie Griffin and Oscar Whiteman attened church at Knob Creek one night last week.
Mrs. Josie Stinson was the recent guest of Mrs. Minnie Shank.
Mr. Charlie Funk , wife and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Whiteman's family.
Miss. Mable and Mattie Funk were guest of Nina Ridgeway Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Tyding was in Shepherdsville one day last week.
Mr. Carl Arnold and wife were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodgers Sunday.
Mr. John Welsh purchased a fine mare last week.
Minnie Welsh was the guest of Maudie Ashby Sunday night.
Mr.Verlie Ashby called on his best girl Sunday afternoon.
Miss.Lydia Youman , Mary Griffin, Mrs. Joe Foreman and Charlie Griffin spent Monday afternoon with 
Mr. and Mrs. Si Welsh.
Miss. Nina Ridgeway spent Sunday with Miss Jannie Chappell.
Mr. Ezra Johnson and family were recent guest of  Mr. Tom Goldsmith.
J.E. Griffin says he will be glad to return to the city and see his best girl , Miss. Carrie 
Meyer, who will meet him on his return at the depoe.
Mrs. Nannie Lewis is spending a few days with her brother R.B. Ridgeway.
Miss. Chrissie Ashby and Mr. Vivian Carpenter spent Sunday afternoon at mrs. Nallie Beard's.
Mr. Jim Ridgeway is the guest of his son , Mr. Robert Ridgeway.
Miss. Chrissie Ashby and Mary Griffin are expecting to go to the city Saturday.
Mr. Brose Shank and wife attened church at Knob Creek Sunday night.
Miss. Maudie Ashby , Ada and Stella Snawder attened church at Pitts  Point Sunday.
Tobacco catting is all the rage in our neighborhood.
Miss. Virginia Tydings made a flying trip to Louisville last week.
Mr. Tom Chappell we are sorry to say is very sick at this writing.
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Disatan's Mount
Mrs. Julia Tydings spent Saturday , and Sunday with her sister , Mrs. William Close, at Cupio.
Joe Chappell is Convalescent after an illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Robert Ridgeway has her guest , her sister . Miss Ada Welsh of Louisville.
Albert Johnson was sick a day or two last week.
Miss. Stella Thompson was the charming little vistor of Miss. Ida Sallee at Crisp, Thursday night.
Miss. Virginia Tydings is in the city having her teeth treated.
Mr. John Keys and wife attened the Elizabethtown Fair Thursday.
Mrs. Jas Harris and daughter Georgia , and Miss Hattie Hawkins were vistors of Mrs. Harris's 
mother Mrs. Eliz Chappell , Wensday.
Mr. Thomas Chappell is very ill of Pleurisy.
Miss. Flaggie Beard , who is suffering from an attack of Typhoid fever , is much improved.
Mr. Goldsmith still continues very ill.
Mrs. Tydings spent a day last week in Shepherdsville.
Mrs. Lizzie Ridgeway was with her sister Mrs. Miner one day last week.
Little Hester Griffin and cousin Jesse Thompson, were with maud Thompson a day of last week.
Miss. Annie Griffin visited Miss. Mallye Beard several days last week.
Miss. Ruth Griffin has returned at her home near Shepherdsville , after a week's stay with her 
cousin Miss.Hazel and Hester Griffin.
The ice cream super given at Mr. I.P. Arnold's was quite a success.
Mrs. Minnie Shanks spent Wensday with Mrs. Chas Rogers.
Miss. Ella Thompson is the guest of her sister Mrs. Jasper Griffin.
Miss. Ella Shively spent Thursday with Miss. Mallye Beard.
Miss. Pearl Shively visited Mrs. Fannie Griffin Friday.
Miss. Mertalle Greenwell is teaching school at Corinth.
Little Miss. Ada Daugherty has been quite sick for several days.
Leslie Chappell spent Sunday with his parents Mr.and Mrs. Ben Chappell.
Willie Gray of Stit___ visited his cousin . Leslie and Will Chappell Saturday and Sunday.
Little Elizabeth Smith was sick Friday.
Mrs. Nannie Lewis of West point , is spending a few days with her brother , Robert Ridgeway.
Jas. Ridgeway and son Lindsay were guest of the former's son, Robert Ridgeway , Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson were guest of Jasper Griffin and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keys spent Monday with Jas Myers.
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Clermont
Born to the wife of Herbert Hatfield , a girl, Sep,8.
Miss.Bettie Masters returned to the city last Monday after a visit.
Miss. Ruby Carzie , of the city spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents.
Mr. Arthur Perkins at home for a short time with his mother.
Mr. Ed Perkins is improving slowly.
Mr. Lon Hatfield spent last Sunday in the city.
Miss. Mary Thorton has been very sick , but is now able to be out again.
Mrs. Judd Thorton is very sick at this writing.
There were a great many from here , at the Bardstown Fair last week.
The Bullitt County Fair has the Nelson County Fair beat a block.
The protractor meeting closed with eight additions last Sunday night.
Miss. May Masters is attending High School in the city.
Mrs. Bell Haulbert is spending this week in the city .
The many friends of J.W. Davis are glad to see him in our mist again.
Miss. Mary Evans is home with her parents.
Miss. Carrie Duvall clerked for Mr. Tom Eastin while he attened the fair last week.