The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-08-27
PERSONAL.

Mr.. VIM. Dix, of Breckenridge coun-
ty is visiting relatives.
We had call from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
III. Newcomb one day last week.
Mr.. George Potts, of Evansville, is
visiting relatives i'm this place.
Mr.. S. w. Anderson, of the Bazaar,
has gone East to purchase goods.
Henry Harrison, Esq, of Calhoon,
spent day or two in town last week.
Misses Jaque and Lucy Moseley, of
Mclean county, are in Hartford visiting
their Uncle, Judge Lawton and other
relatives.
Miss Fannie Gates, of Rumsey, is in
town, preparatory to starting for Rus
sellville for school.
We had the pleasure of Il call last
Friday from Esquire Henry j. Hunter,
of Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. f. r.. Murrell, our worthy Master
Commissioner, is i'm Elizabethtown at
tending Circuit Court.
Mr.. Dudley Ford, of Pleasant Ridge,
was present at the entertainment given
by the ladies of town at the court house.
Mrs. VIM. Hardwick, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. Larkin Nall, of
Lincoln, Illinois, for several months
past, returned home last Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. John Walle and daughter, Miss
Mollie, called to see us last Saturday.
Miss Mollie has secured school i'm this
county, near Jesse Moseley's.
Mr.. Isaac Kennedy and sister, Miss
Lydia, of Owensboro, who are attending
the Sulphur Springs, We're among the
visitors at the supper last Friday night.
Mr.. NJ. B. Tichenor, of Davies coun.
| ty, was in town last Saturday. He
called to see us while here and had hi.
name enrolled on our subscription book
Thanks.
Mrs. Mudd, of Louisville, has an
nounced herself a candidate for State
Librarian. The race for this important
office has began to assume quite ,
Muddy cast.-Herdtd-E Enterprise.
Miss Lydia Barron and Miss Maggi,
Compton, visitors of the Sulphu
Springs, were among the many visitor
participating in the supper given by tn
ladies of town last Friday night at tn
courthouse.
Mr.. Clarence Hardwick, of Hart
, ford, KY, has our thanks for compli
!, mentiary invitation to the Ohio Count,
Fair-Sept. 30-Oct. 4.-LincOia Times
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. X. Aver left las
week for the Ohio county Sulphu
Springs, where they will remain fo
some time.-Henderson Reporter.
Mr.. G. s. Dean, of South CarrOlltor
! and his brother, Mr.. w. ]. Dean, {
: Rock Vale, Breckenridge county, wer
, in town last Monday, and honored on
! sanctum with call. They are friend
ahu PotiOho vi ehS AAE<hAi4Ds
Mr.. Coleman Duncan, of Rockpor
Ohio county, KY, has been visitin
relatives near Lewisburg recently. ii
is a graduate of Cottage Home COlleg
and Is well known in this communit,
We are glad to learn that he is i'm bus
ness for himself and doing well.-He
1 add Enterprise.
Mr.. o. NJ. Smith, one of the eli
: young men of Rockport, Indians
spent several days in town last week O
II business. The Smith family is lars
+ and popular one, and We infer from IL
> proceedings that Mr.. o. NJ. Smith
: travelling in the interest of his famil
II name. He hoes his Ro,Ce well.
= Mr.. l.. Rosenberg, of the firm of
u Rosenberg & Bro, left yesterday f
- the Eastern cities, where he will pu
> chase large stock of dry goods, clotl
:" ing, boots and shoes, &C., &C., whi(
U they will be able to sell from 20 to
, per cent. lower than any other house
they are buying their goods in lar
quantities and from first hands.