The Hartford herald., 1879-05-14
Personal MENTION.

day from visit TO relations in Warrel
county.
Our young friend, w. & Truman
Esq, of Fordsville, called TO see u
Monday.
Henry Harrison, Esq, of Calhoon
is in town, the guest of the Hartford
House.
Anderson Barnes and wife, ARE
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Naught.
Mr.. Ed Johnson and wife, of Nc
Lean county, are visiting the family
of Mrs. Ann Bennett.
Oscar Mauzy, of Dixon, Ky, is
spending a few days in town visiting
his brother, VIM. III. Mauzy.
Mr.. Geo. w. Chapman, Jr., and
step-sister, Miss Rosy B. Dodson,
called to see us last Saturday.
DIR. Joe T. Miller, of this place, re-
turned last Saturday from visit
towel, we wont say where.
We regret to chronicle the illness
of Mrs. jesse Potter. We trust that
her illness may not prove serious.
VIM. III. Griffin, Esq, of Eliza,
bethtown, Ky, spent several days in
town last week, visiting relatives.
We had the pleasure, Tuesday morn.
ing, of a call from Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
A. Barnes and Mrs. Joseph Vaught.
DIR. J. S. Coleman and wife, and
Mr.. Clinton Field and wife, of Buford,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Field,
of this place, Monday. last.
Rev. J. S. Coleman, of Buford,
will be with the regular pastor, Rev.
ID. J. X. Maddox, at Beaver Dam
church next Sunday, at III o'clock.
A. NJ.
Judge Stuart had a goodly number
out TO hear his Jew lecture, Monday
night. 1t is quite an entertaining lee
ture. He has been requested TO re.
peat it soon.
Mr.. l.. c. Morton, of Centertown,
accompanied by his wife, child and
wife's sister, have been visiting rela-
t;ves at Spring Lick, during the past
week, returning home Monday.
Mr.. Jack Gregory, of the firm of
John Gregory & Son, of South
Carrol.ion, proprietors of the Golden
Bee Hive, is in town exhibiting the
same and selling farm rights.
Mr.. w. II. Devices, of Mayo Park,
former sheriff of Grayson county, was
in town Monday, and called to see us.
MIR. Devices is one of the leading cit
izens of that prosperous and fast grow
ing county.
Mrs. Matte Waynick and sister,
Miss Mamie Eden, of Paducah, who
are visiting relatives near Buford, this
were in town Wednesday
night, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Field.
We were pleased TO see in our sane
tum, on Monday last, Rev. j. s. Cole
man. He is very much improved in
health, and if he continues to i'm
prove, will soon lie able to enter the
again. He is now preaching
occasional sermons.
Messrs j. X. Bush, j. J. Conway,
]. s. Hands. Louisville, HIT. Horton,
w. III. Smith, Cincinnati, and J. III.
Roach, Evansville, commercial
tourists, were guests of the Hartford
House, Saturday and Sunday.
Col. Ion B. Nall, editor of the
Farmers Home Journal. Louisville,
accompanied by his estimable wife and
two bright-eyed girls, have been visit
ing the family of DR.. j. f. Pendle-
ton, of this place. We had the pleas
ure of call from the Colonel while
here.
Miss Mollie Davis, an amiable, f,s-
and interesting young lady,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. Baker, near Ceralvo, for several
months past, left for her home in
Nashville, per steamer Bowling Green
Friday morning, taking with her the
affections of many of the young gentle
men who had the honor and pleasure
of meeting her.
Mr.. Daniel Peak Moseley, native
of this vicinity, but for the last twen-
ty-four years, citizen of Arkansas.
is visiting his relatives and the scenes
of his boyhood. He called to see us
Monday. He left with us copy of
a paper published in January, 1900,
from which we wish to make several
extracts next week. Mr.. Moseley
lives in White county, Arkansas, near
the Iron Mountain railroad.
Mr.. III. X. Beatty, adjusting agent