The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-10

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In. Luce. Esq has b.s6 cODas.,
70 bic room tOr shout two weeks with
fever. 80
Hon. 3 D. WALKER, accompanied b,
his daughters, Misses tOga and Lizzie
were among the visitots In attsndanc,
atths tOuissils tAoSa, las. week.
Messrs J.B. MeIlvai6, J. w. Ford,
Prior Hsdsn, ArailasAd Jones. tno. P
Barrett, J. I. Collins. and Hon. II. b.
AcHsnts, we're among those attending
the LOUisNllls races last week.
Mr.. 7, LSrkin uriGin and wife, of thi.
place, visited Louisville during the
great Ten BrOeck-NcCaEthy race.
A party consisting Of Mr.. c. r. Har-
baugh and Miss Fannie Brothertoh. Mr..
Alex. Baird and Miss Josie Landrum,
Mr.. w. II. Edison and Miss Calesta
Shull. Mr.. John K. Williams aud Miss
Lizzie HArdwick and kr. LycurEus Bar
rstt and Miss Eva Griffin, visited the
Sulphur Springs last Sunday, returning
Ia the evening. The ladies each prepared
q basket Of nice ediblss for the occasion,
and about I o'clock they spread the
dinner, which seemed to be enjoyed
BY all. To attempt to give bill or fare
would consume more time and talent
than We possess. Returning, We stopped
about half way home and took supper,
and yet, amer two hearty meals, there
seemed enough to supply a small army.
After supper We had delightful moon
light dsifs home arriving at 8 o'clock
We were the recipient last Wednesday
evening Of . basket laden with ripe,
mellow aPPlsa Appended was a card
compliments Of Mia Annie FOgle to the
HaRGLD corps" Although We have not
had the pleasure Of meeting the young
lady,yst We learn abe is quite beautiful
-hASing brown eyes and dimPIe cheeks
AZ we are destitute Of a sweetheart and
believing that should We meet her we
would become captive to her charms, We
will venture TO claim her a. our sweet
hsArt-bul The thoaght Of waiting. so
long.
Niss Fannie Brothsrton, who has been
her sister: Mr.. San. X. Cox.
for about three month past, returned 10
her home in Greensboro yesterday morn.
iDE
Miss josie Landrum, Of Calhoon. who
has been sojourning in our town for sew
,rsl weeks, len yesterday morning, to
risit relatives 10 Owensboro. She was
BY Miss Lizzie HardWick,
II this place, Who will remain several
lays visiting relatives
Mr. W. II. Owen and family. Of OW-
are visiting relatives here this
sssk.
krS. Rsbeeca vsuEht lsft Monday Cor |
j visit to friends 10 Nuhlenberg and
christian counties.
NJ. Clayton 7. wallaee, Who has been
IbSsnt for ten months past, attending
long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn,
'. T., returned home last Wednesday.
Lr. Wallace lie young man Of brilliant
ntelleeI-a hard student and bids fair At
ONE distant time TO become one Of the
esding physicians Of the country. He
Iill return in q short time and complete
lie course uhsn We uill be pleased 70
ave him - one Of the permanent az
urea among M. -
DR.. J. B. Wells. Of EliEabethtoWn,
Pent sveral days with his friends here,
Ast week.
Mr.. Clarence HArdWick, who has been
a owsnGborO, for several weeks, engaged
a the Circuit Clerks once, returned
Ioms last Friday. Mr. HardWick has
zen deputy Circuit Clerk OF this county
or several years, and is well qualified to
N the posiiieu.
Aiss Annie Lewis. Of this place. who
iSs been quite sick for . week past, We
re glad TO learn, is improving.