The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-07-08
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Howard Gray and children, of
Louisville, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Sallie Marshall, of Greenville,
is visiting the family Of w. III. Many.
Mr.. Henry ID. McHenry returned
from short visit to Mobile last week.
Mr.. Alonzo Walker, of louisville,
has been visiting in Hartford for few
days.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Mattingly and wife, of
Owensboro, are visiting relatives near
town.
Mrs. w. II. Owen and children, of
Owensboro, are visiting relatives in
town.
Prof. John O'Flaherty is in Edmon,
son county teaching a series of writing
schools.
Mrs. J. =. Mcdaniel, Of Greenv lille, il
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Hardwick.
Mr.. John Dohrety, of Rockport, was
in town Monday aud paid his subsc rip
ton to the HERALD.
Col. |. b. Nall, of the Farmers
Home Journal, paid our town short
visit, leaving Monday.
DIR. c. w. Layton, of Rockport, was
called To Hartford early Monday
morning to see IA patient.
Mr.. John G.. Greer and wife. of
Panther Creek, We're in town Friday
and paid us pleasant visit.
Miss Icefenia Render, daughter of w.
p. Render, ESD, of this county, is visit
ing relatives in Rockport, Ind.
Mr.. w. f. Long, Railroad Agent at
Beaver Dam, was in attendance at the
show Saturday and paid us visit.
Rev. j. 5. Coleman, of Buiord, and
Prof Ellis NJ. Coleman, of Liberty
Hill, TIE xas, were i'm town Wednesday.
Miss Belle Bartlett, of Whitesville, has
been the guest of Miss Minnie Hunter
for several days aud left for home Sum-
day.
Our friends from various parts of the
county, who visited the HERALD office
Saturday, were too numerous to men,
ton.
Messrs. f. Dudley Walker, f. c.
Hubbard and III. b. Kinsolving at
tended the Soldiers Reunion at Green
willie Saturday.
Miss Clara Patterson, who had been
visiting Mrs. Clarence Hardwick for
several days, left for her home at Point
Pleasant yesterday.
Mr.. B. r. Kelley and son, Philander,
and Mr.. Henry White, near Fordsville,
were in town last Friday and Saturday
and took in.the big Circus.
Joe Massie took in the show Satur.
day. He stoutly denies the report that
he will go to Long Branch or Baden.
Baden to spend the summer.
Hon. ID. b. Roll, of Paradise, was in
town Monday. He came up and paid
his subscription for the HERALD, and
said he could not do without it.
Miss Verda Taylor, daughter of John
r. Taylor, was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Stahl, of the Commercial Hotel
last week, returning home Sunday.
Mr.. Lycurgus Barrett, for many
years an sttache of this Office, has ac-
cepted a position As salesman i'm the
Red Front, He desires his friends to
give him call.
Mr.. ID. b. Whitley, of Mount Aetna
visited Us last Wednesday and renewed
his devotion to the HERALD, and alst
got some flaming posters for a big
barbecue there on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Joshua l.. Benton, of Rockport
was in town Wednesday and called on
us. Mr.. Benton is an applicant for thu
post-office at that place, with fair pros
poets of receiving the appointment.
We had call last Friday from
Mr.. Samuel Trodgen, of Buford vicinity
accompanied by his nephew, Mr.
Landlord Hinshaw, of Tennessee, wh'
is making his first visit to Kentucky.
Prof. NJ. H. Rhoads arrived Wednes
day night and will make Hartfor,
headquarters during vacation. Unde
the auspices of Profs. Alexander an,
Rhoads, Hartford College will have
big boom this fall.
Mr.. Harry Bridges, of the firm G
, Myer, Bridges & Co., Louisville, was il
town yesterday and paid us a pleasan
and profitable visit. Harry is one {
the cleverest commercial men in tn
West, and We wish him the success h
/, deserves.
MI. z. Wayne Griffin left yesterda
for Elizabethtowp. This is his first tri
for many months. He has been con
fined TO his room since last fall. HI
wife and his nephew, Wayne and DIR. A
b. Baird accompanied him. w
sincerely trust he will stand the tri
and improve in health.
John Henry Leach, of San Francisco
q CAL, after an absence of forty years, b,
returned to this, his native land, and
o visiting friends in this and Butler coul
ties. He has changed very much
appearance, but is the same John Hem
Q in many respects. He expects to spen
. the remainder of his days here.
;. Prof. J. e. Wallace, of HOWELL
n spent last Monday night in to wn on h
y way to Ohio county, where he goes
pass his vacation. He taught goo
school, and his patrons have employ,
Is him for another ten months. He