The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-10-29
PERSON Al.

Judge Gregory favored. us with II
sample of his black Spanish raddishe-,
which have a pleasant flavor and are
very brittle and nice.
Mr.. Gross Williams and wife left last
Sunday evening for Hardinsburg, where
they will remain for several days visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. J. F. wager and wife, of this
place, returned last Monday from an
extended visit to relatives i'm Owens
boro.
Mr.. u. Wayne Griffin received 10y
express from Louisville, last week, n lot
of nice celery. We We're kindly re-
membered in discussing IT,
Among the foreign attorneys attend
ing Circuit Court are +. ID. Walker, of
Hartford; A. X. Bradley, of Madison
vile; and James Ward; Of Morgantown.
Muhienberg Echo.
Mr.. Payne Taught and family lett
Monday morning for the western
world. They will travel in wagon he
ing well equipped for the occasion.
Miss Mollie Il. Mapel, of Hartford,
who has been visiting Miss Fila ThiX-
ton, left for an extended visit To Louis
vile and Jefferson county, Friday morn
ing. Greensboro Examiner.
Captain Elisha Baker, of South Car
rollton, called on Us yesterday. He
represents the South Carrollton school
rs in fiourishing condition.
Miss Mary Rowe, of Hartford, arrived
i'm Greenville on Sunday last, and will
spend the winter with the family of her
uncle, Mr.. Mansfield Rowe. Muhicn-
berg Echo.
We had the pleasure, last Wednesday
evening of call from Miss Sallie
Mcdaniel. We found her to be quite
an interesting and pleasant young lady.
She was accompanied by Mrs. 7. J.
Randolph and Mrs. J. p. Barrett.
Virgil NJ. Nall, of this place, an intel
ligent, sprightly young colored man,
left last Saturday for Greencastle, Ind,
where he expects to locate. He is "A
sober, industrious, honest young man,
and can be trusted by the citizens of
Greencastle or any other castle.
DIR. Geo. Showers met his family at
Beaver Dam, last Friday, ON their re-
turn from Virginia, where they had
been visiting relatives. Mrs. Showers
and her two children Were accompanied
by Miss Hillsman, one of Livermore's
accomplished bellies.
Yesterday morning at o'clock Mr..
L. j. Haden and Miss Mamie James,
daughter of Mr.. Samuel James of
Paradise precinct-were united i'm the
holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. Mr..
Price of Rochester. The ceremony was
performed in the presence Of a number
Of friends. The twain left Immediately
for visit to the groOm's sister, i'm Ohio
county. Joy be with them. Muhtea-
berg Echo.
Mr.. John Thomson, for some time an
dttoche of this office, left Sunday for
Madisonville, his former home. Mr..
Thomson made many friends while so
journing in our midst who We're 10th to
see him depart. Wherever he may 20
or whatever his avocation may he,
may the sunshine of success attend
him.
III you want your boots ar shoes
shined up bright, call on John Kahn,
the " boss" boot-black of the county.
Miss lucy Hyronomous, OF Harrods-
berg, Is In town teaching the young peo-
pie to trip the eight fantastic" Miss
Autonomous comes to our midst highly
recommended as lady Of culture
and refinement and IA muse OF
the dance. We hope she will meet
with success, as nothing adds more to
the grace, dignity and love of woman
than that of dancing.
Mrs. T. J. Randolph, accompanied by
her four little girls, left last Thursday
for Elizabethtown. Bro. Randolph went
several days in advance to meet his APP
pointments at that place. We are sorry
TO lose them from our midst, hut the last
conference saw fit to remove them from
ms and we will have to submit. We
learn that Bro. Randolph is being warm
ly received and giving great satisfaction
in his new field of labor. We earnest
Iy commend them to the kind people of
Elizabethtown, knowing that to like
them Is only to know them.
Monroe May, son of John May, iiv-
ing near MELVILLE, accidently shot him
self last Sunday at Centertown. He