The Hartford herald., 1879-09-10
PERSONAL.


Mr.. ID. T.. Thomas is i'm Louisville.
DIR. J. w. Church, of Greenville, is in
town.
Mr.. ]. Lou Hill left for Louisville
yesterday.
Mr.. Willie Chapman left Saturday
10 attend school at Cecilia.
Mrs. VIM. Hardwick is visiting Mrs
DIR. Davis, of Pleasant Ridge.
Messrs. Clarence Hardwick and Jerry
Williams left Sunday evening for Lou
isville.
Rev. +. ID. Elliott, accompanied 10y
his wife and daughter, paid our Office Il
visit Monday.
Mrs. Judge Baird, who has been quite
ill for several days past, We are glad to
learn is much better.
Misses Lizzie and Zcrilda johnson, of
Pleasant Ridge, have been in town, the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Nancy Hill.
Col. Jerry Williams AMI Capt. G..
IIardwick, of Hartford, XIV, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. CO8rier-y yOUl7,di.
Miss Helen Chapman, of Bowling
Green, is visiting the family of her
uncle, Mr.. w. c. Chapman, of this
place.
Mr.. G. J. Wager, an dffdche of the
HERALD Office, returned last Sunday
evening, from a lhrec-days trip TO Lou
isville.
Mrs. Louelln Johnson, who has heci
visiting her mother for several weeks
past, returned to her home in Mclean
county Sunday.
Mr.. c. +. Schapmeir and family, who
have been visiting relatives in Camel
ton, Ind, for several weeks, returned
home last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mis-. NJ. Mcintyre, who ha,
has been spending the summer at Sui
phur Springs, returned home last Fri
day. Mr. Mcintyre will begin hi
school next Monday.
Miss Ruth Thompson, Of Davies
county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ
Mcintyre. Miss Ruth viii spend til,
fall and winter here attending school.
Miss Ida Dix, accompanied by Mr.
Willie Maxwell, visited our Office Mon
day morning. We take pleasure il
having our friends call, and especial,
our young lady friends.
Miss Lizzie Walker, daughter of Hon
+. ID. Walker, of this place left las
week to visit friends i'm Warsaw. Sh,
will take IN Cincinnati and other prom
inent cities while on her visit.
Mr.. Fleming Pcndleton, of Indcpen
dence, Missouri, is visiting the family O
his cousin, DIR. J. +. Pendleton, of thi
place. We had the pleasure of Il cal
from him while here and found him t,
be quite a pleasant and interesting gen
tleman.
Prof. w. l.. Hawkins, Of Ohio county
editor of the Educational column in tn
Hartford HERALD, was a visitor in tn
EchO's sanctum one day last week. w
learn with pleasure that the Profess0
contemplates locating in this county,
MIhlenJcrg Echo.
Col. Ion B. Nall, editorand proprieto
of the Farmers Home Journal, one q
the best farm and stock papers publishe,
west of the Allegheny mountains, spen
a day or two in town last week. He
making the Journal more and more in
teresting every day.
Mrs. r. u. Thomas, Mrs. ID. f.. Thorn
rs, and Miss Katie Hardwick, accom-
panied by We local, left yesterday morn
. ing to attend the marriage of Mr.. Gros
Williams and Miss Jennie Eskridgt
which takes effect this morning at
o'clock, in Hardinsburg.
On our trip down the p. * f.. Railroa
last week we formed the acquaintanc
of Miss Lulie Wandling, Miss Bell
Guenther and Miss Sallie Perkins, thre
of the most charming young Misses {
Owensboro. They We're enroute fu
: Nashville, Tenn, where they expecte
to enroll themselves as pupils in th
award Seminary" Misses Ida an
Lizzie Belt, daughters of Jno. w. Bel
are also attending this school.