The Hartford herald., 1879-11-12
PERSON Al.

Mrs. l.. Gucnther is improving.
Master James Phillips is very sick.
Mrs. f. II. Murrell is visiting relatives
in Owensboro.
Judge Stuart is i'm town giving enter
tainments AT the Courthouse.
ID. NJ. Griffith, Esq, of Owensboro,
is i'm attendance AT our court.
DR. :. l.. Berry is recovering from n
severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. David Morton and family are
the guests of Mr.. \. l.. Morton.
Col. J. w. Feighan, of the Owensboro
bar is in town attending Circuit Court.
VIM. IL. McIIcnry, Esq, of Owens
boro, is in town the guest of his brother,
Hon. IL. ID. McHenry.
Prof. Obed Bennett, Jr., of sulphur
Springs, called at our sanctum Satur-
day. His school Is booming.
V. Il. Rains is Marshal of ltoSinc. y
better one could not hc found. lie is
the right man in the right place.
Dame Rumor has again caused con-
fusion among some of our Young men,
bv some of her slandcrous reports.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter spent last
Saturday and Sunday in the country.
Mr.. J. +. Wager leaves to-day for
/ Owensburo where hc will remain frr a
few days.
Prof. Edgcrton has rented Mr.. Wm.
phipp's dwelling house, into which he
will move right soon.
Judge G.. w. Ray, a prominent at
tornev of Owenoboro, is in attendance
at our court.
Mr.. j. C. Hoover, onc of th" Herr
AIDS correspondents, Is quite sick.
We hope he may soon be up and out.
Mr.. Fred Tanner is at Mr.. Stephen
Woodward's, his brothcr-in-law, very
sick. Mr.. Tanner lives in Gilbcrtsville
AIr. PardonT abor Jr. and sister, Mis-
Annie, of Sulphur Springs, gave tho
HERALD office pleasant call last sat
urday.
Mr.. Daniel L. MoSely, of stephens
Creek, Arkansas, called To see us yes
terday. He is spending II few days il
town visiting relatives.
T.. Small, of the renowned Trade Pal
ace, returned home Monday-havin:
been absent several days buying good
10 complete stock.
Mr.. Ed. Ii. Dymond and wife, q
Sedgwick, City, Kansas, expect 10 visi
friends and relatives in this county
, about the Goth instant.
Messrs. Chas. VI. and VIM. II. Nose
ley, of Mclean county, spent few day
in town last week, the guests of thei
uncle, Mr.. {. J. I.awton.
Mr.. l.. Rosenberg, of the firm of |
Rosenberg Il Bro, returned from th
Eastern cities a few days ago, where h
made additional purchases to his stoc
of goods.
III. b. kinsolving, ESD, took the +,
: auired oath and was admitted to th
Hartford bar, before Judge Stuart, O
2 Monday last. Mr.. X is now authorize
to appear in court.
: Miss Fannie Brotherton, of Owen
boro, an amiable and interestin
o young lady, Is the guest of her -i4tel
Mrs =. X. Cox. She is welcomed I
o our town by many personal friends.
Andrew Williams, ESD, teacher i
U Ccntertown, called on lis Saturda,
His school is progressing tinely-avel
. age attendance being 81. He gives IN
. pupils monthly statements of scholal
ship. Statements furnished at HERAL
D office.
Rev. q. ii. Hays, p. f.. of the Ov
ensboro District, held the first luarterl
u Meeting of Hartford circuit last Sunda
He preached Sunday nightin Hartfor,
} To large and attentive audience. B,
fore the sermon, he administered th
; ordinance of baptism to little u. Wayn'
/" son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Griffin. I'll
ceremony and the boy were both beal
tiful.