The Hartford herald., 1880-01-07
Personal.

MISS Dtllt w ''ooah
Carrollton Institute last Sunday.
DIR. Lavega Berry, of Iazoo City,
Mississippi, is visiting parents and rela-
tives at Hartford and Beaver Dam.
Rev. w. B. Barnett, presiding elder
of the NJ. +. Church, who is now To-
Gated in Hardin county, has been visit
ing the scenes of his youth hereabouts
for the past few days.
Messrs w +. Read and VIM. Gavin,
of Owensboro, We're in town last week,
and participated in the Masquerade
Leap Year Ball.
Miss Lucie Hieronymus, of Louis
vile, returned last Wednesday and re-
sumed her dancing school. She has
quite number of new pupils.
Capt. w. III. Sandusky, OF Owensboro
Junction, one of the most popular hotel
keepers i'm the Green River Country,
was in town Thursday night, and par
ticipated in the Leap Year Masquerade
Ball
w. II. Murphy, Esqr., of OwensbOro,
was in town Thursday night and attend
ed the Masquerade.
Henry Harrison, Esqr., of CalhoOn,
spent a day or two in town last week,
i'm the interest of his house.
/ Mr.. A. ]. Aver, representing the
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse, Louis
vile, was in town a day or so last week
soliciting shipments. Mr.. Aver repre-
sents an old and reliable house.
Prot. w. B. Hayward, who has
charge of the High School at Hardins-
burg, Ky, was i'm town a few hours du-
ring the holidays. He reports 100
scholars i'm regular attendance. Prof.
Hayward is fine educator, and we are
glad to learn of his success.
Mr.. Willie Maxwell, who has been
attending Bethel College, Russellville,
spent Christmas holi'iays-with
relatives and friends here.
Our friend and former fellow towns
man, Mr.. II. p. Nall, of Harrisburg,
Logan county, Illinois, passed the holi-
days visiting his many relatives and
| friends here.
w. II. Bonner, Esqr., of Elkton. KY,
formerly an dttdche of this Office, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. John p. Barrett.
Sergeant III. ID. McHenry, Jr., of the
Kentucky Military Institute, Farmdale,
passed the holiday vacation with his
parents here.
Mrs. G.. Welby Coffey, of Owensboro,
was i'm town last week, visiting rela-
tives. She was present at the Masque-
rade.
II. w. Lewis, of Buford, took i'm the
Leap Year Masquerade.
Miss Sadie Byers, of Caneyville, Wis.
tied our town during the holidays.
Our old friend, Weaver H. Barnes
of Caneyville, was a visitor here during
the Christmas holidays.
We are indebted to Judge X. S
Moseley, now in Jacksonville, Florida
for late files of Florida papers.
Mr.. ]. A. Hendricks, of Bremen
Muhlenberg county, is i'm town, the
guest of his uncle, Jesse Potter.
Mr.. Geo. Plummer, a former citizen O
this county, now a resident of Dallas
Texas, has been back to his old hom,
for few weeks past. He called on u
Monday last. Says he is well pleaset
with the "Lone Star State"
Mr.. Milligan Wright, who has beeI
occupying the Crow Hotel for som'
+ time past, has moved to his farm In tn,
, country.
Capt David Poole was in town Mon
day and gave us call.
Miss Mary Rowe, who has been visit
ing her uncle, Mansfield Rowe, Esqr,
i'm Greenville, for several months past
, returned home last week.
Y We noticed on our streets last Mon
e day, the genial face of John poherty
y Esqr., of Rockport.
4 Anthony Robertson, Esqr., of Hogg'
: Falls, called to see us last Monday. II
e has just recovered from severe pro
t tracted attack of typhoid fever. w
e are glad to see him out.
Hon. Sam f. Hill, our worthy towns
man and State Senator, left last weel
for Frankfort to enter upon the dis
: charge Of the duties 9f his office.