The Hartford herald., 1879-04-09
Personal Mention.

The wife of Captain J. W. Belt, OF
Owensboro, died recently.
DIR. w. p. Bennett held regular
services at this place, last Sunday.
George c. Wedding, Esq, is con-
fined to his room with rheumatism.
We are glad to note a slight change
for the better in the illness of Mr..
George Davis.
Mr.. Henry Small was called to
Louisville last Saturday to the bed
side of his sick wife.
Miss Alice Jarboe who has been at
tending Bethlehem College, for some
time past, returned home last week.
We regret to learn of the illness of
Mrs. Maggie Jarboe, but are glad to
learn, however, that she is improving.
c. c. jenkins, of Pellville, J. NJ.
Aud, Knottsville, and NJ. j. Doyle,
Louisville, are among those registered
at the Hartford House.
Mr. w. II. Griffin, of Elizabth-
town, who has been in attendance as a
witness in our Criminal Court for some
days, left for home yesterday.
Miss Mary Rowe, who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Mansfield Rowe,
of Greenville, for several months past
returned home last Friday.
Mrs. Davis, of Evansville, sister
of c. j. Lawtou, has been in town
several days, visiting her sou George;
returns home this morning.
Mr.. Lee Woodsou, of Providence. 1
Webster county, is in town. He is
selling the State or county right of
Sutton's Reversible rlow.
Wood English, of Cecilian, returned
last Sunday from Ohio county, where
he and his brother. Harvey. purchased
81 head of cattle -Elizabethtown
News.
Our friend and fellow-countvman.
{. q. Crowder. has left Rosine, and
located in Mllwood, Grayson county,
Ky. We wish him well in his new
locality,
Rev. Joe Ellis, of WhitesvilIe, is
spending few days in town visiting
MS daughter, Mrs. c. w. Phillips.
He preached to large audience at
ihe NJ. e. church Sunday night.
DIR. w. B. Armendt, who has lately
returned from the University, has
aiken one of the chairs in the Office of
DR.. J. III. Taylor, whose well known
kill as a dentist will be efficiently
lided by this promising young man.
-Owensboro Messenger.
Mr.. Lee Rowe, of Centertown, and
'lr. John A. Bennett, of Island Sta
ion, left last Sunday for Palo Pinto, ;
Texas. Mr.. Rowe went with the hone
If improving his health, and Mr.. Ben ;
lett on prospecting tour with view
# locating.
We thought, of course, our readers
would understand the pun on the ,
leath of Minnie Jones. In justice to .
'lr. Jones, we take pleasure of inform
ng them that Minnie was a celebrat-
d roadster of that species Of quadru-
'ed known as the horse.
Mr.. S. w. Anderson, of Ceralyo. {
las moved to Hartford where he will |
ollow his regular business, merchan- /
Using. He will occupy the j. W.
lewis store, and will reside on the DR..
". J. Berry property. We are
pleased with this addition to our town, s
Col A. j. Aver, of the Falls City
Tobacco Warehouse, Louisville, Ky,
5 the guest of the Hartford House. We
earn from him that their warehouse,
which fell down during the heavy
now has been repaired, and they now
ave one of the incest, lightest ware
louses in the city.
Joseph Mulhattan, Esq, of beer
lotoriety-subteranean river distinct
celebrity, and hero of !
Big Clifly, was in town last week.
After all, Jo is clever, good hearted, ,
elbow, and is a successful commercial A.,
Ourist. We tender thanks to him
or favors.
Our friend, L. j. Lyoa, has had '
uch rush that it has become neces-
AIRY to extend his dining-room which |
Will be large enough when completed I
o feed fifty or seventy-fve at a time. |
lie has also arranged for sleeping {
'partments and furnishes bed and
meals at fifteen cents each. [
The Ohio County Fair Company
stockholders annual meeting on last
selected the following Off
'ers and directors, viz: President,
,apt. S. X. Cox; Vice President,