The Hartford herald., 1885-11-04
Personal MENTION.


Mr.. G.. w. Gibson, of Louisville, is
in town.
Mr.. James Buchanan, of Louisville,
is in town.
II. J. Brinker, of Evansville, was in
town Monday.
w. o. Head, of Louisville, was i'm
town last week.
Mr.. John Martin, of Evansville, was
in town Tuesday.
Captain Joseph Fox, of Paradise, was
in town saturday.
Miss Louise Lewis, of Green Noun
tains, is visiting in town.
ii. Tresenriter, of New Albany, Ind.
spent last week in Hartford
Mr.. Robert Daniel Jr., has returned
from an extended trip south.
Mr.. G. l.. McKown. of South Carroll
ton, WAS in town all of last week.
Mr.. Charlie Hooker, son of Mr.. wea-
Yer Hooker, is very low with typhoid
fever.
Jesse u. Hendricks, of Bremen, Ky,
matriculated in Hartford College on
Monday.
Messrs. G. &. COckerell and J. J..
Denning, Of Louisville, are at the Hart
ford House.
Miss Tina Allison spent the latter
part of last week with her parents at
Central City.
w. w. Martin, of Princeton, spent
Saturday and sunday with his brother
Mr.. G. X. Martin.
Mrs. Isabel Hardy, of Daviess coun-
ty, is visiting the family of her son-in-
law Mr.. q. w. Goff.
Prof McHenry Rhoads went to Ro-
sine Friday and delivered splendid
address at that place Friday night
Mr.. w. A. Gibson, of this place but
more recently of Caneyville, is travel
ing for the Davis Sewing Machine Com
pany.
Messrs. McAdoO, COrbOtt and John
McHenry have finished surveying the
roads in Ohio county and left for Davi-
ess county Saturday.
Mr.. Job. NJ. Williams and wife hon
ored us with call aud subscription
Monday morning. The subscription
was for their son S. Il. Williams who
is i'm Hatfield, Kas.
Miss Ada Baird, of Hartford, who has
been in Louisville the past two weeks,
stopped over Monday and Tuesday to
visit her sister, Mrs Dr. V. NJ. Taylor,
of this place. e.-Leitchfeid Sunbeam.
Messrs. Jno. Collins, Il. G.. DUPONT
and r. Elesby, of Central City. were In
town last week representing the Cen
trail Coal and Iron Company in the case
Of Ivey VS.. the Central Coal and Iron
Company.
DIR. $. l.. Berry will leave the latter
part of the week for Louisville where he
will go into the drug business with DIR.
Willie Chapman. They have bought
drug store on the corner of 30th and
Portland Avenue.
Mr.. Frank b. Mitchell, of Newark,
n. j., was IN town last week. Mr..
Mitchell, besides being one of the many
Commercial tourists, il the champion
amateur pedestrian Of the ~outh. His
home is I'm Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Wilbur II. Hayward, son of Prof.
w. B. Hayward, has entered the law
department of the University of Louis
ville,. Wilbur is good boy and close
student and If his health permits he
will make rapid progress.
Mr.. Warren G.. Benton, a former
resident of this place, but now citizen
Of Buffalo, New York, was here last
week after an absence of four years.
He is looking better than when he left
us. He left for home last Sunday.
Miss Eta Weaver, formerly of this
place, but who is now teaching school
at Centertown, Ohio county, KY, was
at home Sunday and Monday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Theodore Shull and Miss
Jennie Asply, of Butter
County Ne,cs.
Mr.. A. A. Bullitt, of Louisville, rep
resentlng several insurance companies
was in town last week to adjust the loss
of Hoover 4 Westerfield's mill, which
was insured in the Man'frs. The agent
and proprietOrs could not come to terms
and Mr.. Bullitt returned to Louisville.