The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-09-24
Personal.

Mr.. w. II. Moore has quite sore
hand.
Mr.. Wesley NJ. Warden and family
have moved to town, and are occupying
the property next to Mr.. J. l.. Collins.
j. 7. Moore, Esq, who has been alb
sent for several months i'm the Sunny
South, returned a few days ago.
Mr.. VIM. p. Taylor, son of Jesse. NJ.
Taylor, of Ellis precinct, was in town
yesterday and and paid us visit.
Mr. L. II. Murrell, our worthy Master
Commissioner, accompanied 10y his wife
and son, left Sunday evening TO visit
the Louisville Exposition.
Our old friend and former county
man, Weaver III. Barnes, of Caneyville
will he down at our fair on Friday. Our
fair officers will take notice and reserve
him a seat.
Mr.. q. T. Berry, the popular repre-
sentative of the wholesale firm of
Macky, Nisbet x Co., Evansville, was
i'm town this week, in the interest of the
firm. Clip is No. | salesman and bus
mess man.
Mr.. Lem. McHenry, clerk of the Lou
isville hotel, was presented with hand
some silver shaving-mug by several
friends ON the occasion OF his return
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Argus.
Mrs. VIM. Edison and Mrs. Welby
Cofiey, of Owensboro, and Mrs. j. f.
Lewis, who have been visiting relatives
in Hartford for several days past, left
for Owensboro last saturday.
Mrs. Armendt, wife of DIR. l.. G. Ar
mendt, of Masonville, honorcd the
HERALD Office with her presence Mon
day. We We're glad To see such great
improvement in her health.
We We're honored with call from
DIR. w. b. Armendt, of Owensboro on
Monday. He will leave in few days
for Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will at
tend the same institute he attended last
year, and will, no doubt, come out II
thorough graduate in dentistry.
DIR. Brentwood Muir, for many years
a citizen of Ccralvo, this county, died
in Bardstown, Ky, on Mondaythe 18th
inst. He was stricken with paralysis
several years ago, and has been an in
valid ever since.
Mr.. c. II. Westerfield, of Louisville,
agent for the Etna Life Insurance Co.,
is in town and will remain for several
days. He represents IA good company
and comes well recommended as nice
honorable gentleman. Our citizens de-
string their life insured should make a
note of this.
Mr.. John Morgan Berry, of Beaver
Dam, has been engaged 10 teach the
school near Rockport, this county. John
is graduate OF Bethel College-has
first-class certificate from the Board of
Examiners, and consequently is well
qualified To teach. His school began on
the 18th instant, with fiattering pros
poets.
w. III. Rust, representing the whole
sale establishment of II. l.. Akin x Co.,
of Evansville, Ind, called on us last
week. We were pleased TO see our old
friend, and glad to record that he is not
more Rusty than of yore. He says
Clouds lnvigorating Cordial and Arm
istead's Agre Tonic are the "King euro
alls" of the age, and his firms are the
proprietors.
Prof Edgerton, who has been in our
midst for several days with the view of
getting up a class in vocal music, left
last Friday, but will return on the eth
of October when he will begin his class.
Those wishing to attend the school are
requested to leave their names with +.
Il. Williams or Ellis Thomas. Prof.
Edgerton's course i'm music is thorough.
He begins at the bottom round and
goes to the top. He also teaches instru-
mental music.