The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Personal MENTION.

Dan1 +. Tracy, ESD, left last Sunda!
for a short trip to Morgantown.
Mrs. Capt. sam X. Cox and family
are visiting relatives i'm Owensboro.
Mr.. John G. Thomas has been nurs
ing a very sore finger for the past week
Mr.. B. T. Lawrence, of Rosine, ha'
taken position I'M the office of Wright's
Hotel.
Miss Callie Nichols, of south Carroll.
ton, is visiting her cousin, Miss Dcntit
Phipps, near town.
Mr.. u. Wayne Griffin, of this place
returned Saturday from visit To rela'
tives i'm Elizabethtown.
Mr.. Gross Williams, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs ID. f. Thomas, spent
several days in Owensboro last week.
We had the pleasure last Saturday, ol
call from Mr.. Eugene Maddox and
wife, of the McHenry neighborhood.
Rev. T. J. Randolph and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. j. p. Barrett spent
last Sabbath in the Liberty neighbor-
hood.
Misses Katie Hardwick and Maggie
Moseley, of this place, made Il short
visit to Owensboro last Understanding
Friday evening.
Miss Emma Phillips, daughter of our
worthy sheriff, Mr.. c. w. Phillips, re-
turned Monday from weeks visit &c
relatives i'm Spring Lick, Ky.
Hon. III. ID. McHenry, Capt. sam
X. Cox, DIR. Sam l.. Berry and Mr.. II.
Wayne Griffin, were among those at
tending the Louisville races, from this
place, last week.
Thanks to Mrs. Jos. Il. Benton for a
nice meal of her new crop of Irish POI
tatoes, yesterday. They are very large
and fine for the seasOn-in fact the larg-
est we have seen or heard of this year.
Mr.. Teeter, of Louisville, representing
the patent "Boss" coffee pot, spent sew
eral days i'm our midst last week Mr..
Teeter sold the right of this county to
Messrs Hines and Lawrence
Mrs. LenaCoyle, who has been so
journing in Hartford for several months
past, the guest of her brothers, Messrs.
George and J. NJ. Klein, returned to
her home i'm Louisville last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Hardwick and daughter
Maggie, left yesterday morning for Lin
coin, ILL.,, to visit their relatives, MIR
Iarkin Nall, and others. We wisl
them a pleasant visit and safe return.
Mr.. Henry Small left for Louisville
last Monday. Mr.. Larkin Griffin is MS
sisting Mr.. l.. p. Foreman to run the
Trade Palace, while the Messrs. Small'
are absent.
One of the best physicians and sur
geOns in the country, is DIR. Joe L. Mil
Ter. He removed from the back part o
Mrs. John Shown's head, last week, ;
cystic tumor as large as an ordinary
hens egg. Mrs. Shown bore the suffer
ing bravely and Is now rapidly recover
ing.
C.. NJ. Pendleton was granted license
at our recent Circuit Court, to practice
law. His license was granted b!
Messrs. J. E. Fogle and C. w. Massi'
and approved by Judge James Stuart
Mr.. Pendleton is the son Of DIR. j. +
Pendleton, and is quitea clever, worth,
young man.
Mr.. Charles Mccain, from thu
Franklin Type Foundry, Cincinnati
Ohio, reached here last Saturday, AM
has set up and started our powerpress t.
running. He will leave for home thi
morning. We have found him to be ;
first-class machinist, a pleasant gentle
man and unquestionably represents I
| first-class firm.
Our young friend, Armistead Jones
Esq, of this place, spent several days il
Litchfield, last week, attending crimi
nal Court. Mr.. Jones obtained licens
to practice law while there. The Judg
appointed Messrs. Il. r.. McBeath an
VIM. r. Haynes, examiners, who after
thorough criticism, rendered him Ii
cense, which was approved by Judg
John Allen Murray. License granite
by those gentlemen is quite IA recon-
mendation to Mr.. Jones, as they an
leading lawyers Of the Iitchiield bar.