The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-08-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Friday and Saturday in town.
Hon. +. Dudley Walker is In Litch-
field, attending circuit court, this week
Mr.. A. q. Brown, from Rockport.
WAS in town last week on legal bust.
ness.
Miss Clara MOrehead, Of South Car
rolltOn, visited Miss Josie Duke last
week.
Miss Annie Renfro, who has been Wis,
iting Miss Lizzie Moore, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. s. w. Anderson, and wife, left
to-day for the East. They will he gone
sometime.
Miss Mary Taylor aud Henry Me-
Henry have returned from White Sui.
phur Springs.
Messrs. Phillip Robertson and J.
ID. Fulkerson, from Rockport, were in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Gray and family, of
Louisville are visiting the family of DIR.
J. +. Pendleton.
Mr.. J. Bunyan Maddox, of Centre
town, was in town Monday. He honor
Ell us with a call.
Misses Katie and Ruth Coombs re.
turned last week from lengthy visit to
Hopkins county.
Mrs. Coghill and her sister Miss Bea-
trice Ashby, daughters of II. II. Ashby
called on US Monday.
Miss Annie Myrtle, of Horse Branch,
KY, was registered at the Hartford
House Friday evening.
Rev. G. w. Echelberger and wife ar
rived day before yes teriay, and are the
guests of J s. Vaught.
Mrs. q. NJ. Champion, and daughter,
Miss Mary, returned home Monday
from visit to Eddyville.
Mr.. James Anderson and sister, Mrs.
r. c. Hardwick, left Saturday for Daw-
son. They will return tO-day or ;o-mor-
row.
Mr.. Will s. Taylor, of Greensboro,
came over Friday. He went over to
White Sulphur Springs Saturday after
noon.
We had q visit yesterday from our
uncle, John Petty. He is one of the
oldest, yet most active, men in the
county.
Miss Dora Gibson left to-day for
Liberty Hill, Tex, where she will take
position In the Coleman Bros Com.
mercial school. ....
Mr.. +. NJ. Petty and Miss Annie TIA,
Dor, of Sulphur Springs. were in town
Monday. Miss Emma Tabor returned
home with them. -, ,.
Miss Ollivette Allison, after pleas/
ant visit, of three weeks to Miss Nam
ME Alexa nder. left for her home yes,
terday.to the sorrow of several of the
Hartford people.
Mr.. John Mischief, of the firm of
Mischief Bros, marble dealers, Owens
bOrO, has been doing the county in the
interest of his firm. He spent several
days in town before returning home.
Mr.. Jas. H. Parrish, the urbane CASH
Ter of the OwensbOrO Savings Bank,
who, accompanied by his family, have
been spending a week at Sulphur
Springs, paid us pleasant visit Thurs
day.
Mr., Chas. l.. Hardwick, who went
out as Captain of the Rosa Belle, has re.
turned home. He left the boat at New
Harmony, Ind, where she will lay un.
til the corn crop comes on, which will be
in October.
Messrs McAdOo, Duke and John
McHenry were in Louisville last week
attending the opening of the Exposi-
ton, and returned Sunday. They
started out Monday morning to sur
vey the county roads.
The following couples of young peo-
pie drove to Sulphur Springs last Sun
day and spent the day: Frank Felix
and Miss Lila Baird. Godfrey McHen.
ry and Miss Myra Roger, Heber Mat
thews and Miss Lulu Walker.
DIR. J. b. Coleman and Rev. A. N.
Whittinghill called on us Monday.
They were on their way to the Casper
River Association. 1t 10 our first meet
ing with Brother Whittinghill for a
long while. Time seems to have dealt
gently with him. He is now connect
ed with the Kentucky Baptist, at Ow-
ensbOrO.
1t is with sincere regret we note the
departure of DIR. s. l.. Berry for his
future home, among the green hills and
pastures Of Kentucky. He took the
north bound train on Monday evening.
Having known DIR. Berry, personally
for year or more, We have ever found
him to be staunch friend, a genial
high toned gentleman, disappearing
everything unjust and unmanly, aud
ever endorsing the right. AS a physi'
clan his reputation has extended far be-
yOnd our state limits. His little son,
Ned, Is loved by all, for he is a chip OF
the old block What more could we
say?-AltoOna, Fla, hder.
Some one in Hartford sent SO to the
"Fresh Air Fund" of the Louisville
Times aud enclosed the following
loftar