The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-04-08
PERSONALS.

! Messrs. Ed Davidson and James II
Todd, of Hite's Falls, were in tow
Monday.
Mr.. John ;. Hendricks, of Earle.
Muhlenberg county, is visiting rela
tives in town.
Mr.. T.. Il. Anderson left last wee
for Annapolis, Maryland, to enter tn
Naval School.
w. II. Barnes and wife, of Caneyvillt
have been visiting relatives in town fo
several days past.
AFRO Rowan, who has been attending
school at South Carrollton, visited hi
parents last week.
We are indebted To DIR. II. l.. King
of Paradise. Muhlenberg county for
short visit yesterday.
Mr.. +. ID. Gufiy left Saturday fo
Morgantown to attend Circuit Court
which is in session there.
Mr.. 4. ID. Davis and wife are visiiin,
the daughter Of Mr.. Davis, Mrs. JOIN
Miller, at Mcliedry, this week.
Mr. John T. Smith, Jr, of Fords
vile, our popular agent at that place
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
We had the pleasure of a call last
Saturday evening from Mrs. NJ. j.
Harper, Mrs. J. w Ford and Mis-.
Lulie Cox.
Miss Amanda Wade and Miss Elsea
Ross, of the Center.own neie hborhood,
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +.
Kimbley, last week.
Mr.. J. ID. Cundifi, of Greensboro,
representing the Kentucky Baptist, wa.
in town day or two last week in the
interest of that paper.
Mr.. =. w. Anderson, proprietor of
the Bazaar, left last week for Cincin-
natl and other Eastern cities to pur-
chase his spring stock.
Mr., T.. b. Sloan. travelling for the
merchant tailoring establishment Of
Fitchen * Co., Louisville, was in
town a day or two last week.
James G. Miller, Esq, of Habit, Da.
viess county, was in town Monday and
called to see It's and had his name en-
rolled on our subscription list.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Potter, Miss Sadie
Hendricks, Mrs. j. w. Ford, and Mrs.
5. +. Hill, of this place, returned from
the New Orleans Exposition, last week.
Our esteemed and venerable friend
and patron, Mr.. Ed Rowe, ST., of Cen
tertown, was in town a day or two this
week, the guest of the Hartford House
Mr.. II. b. Taylor, of the firm of II
B. Taylor & Co, proprietors of the
Temple of Fashion, left yesterday for
Louisville to purchase spring stock of
goods.
Trade having increased to such an
extent at II. b. Taylor & Co.'S, Temple
Of Fashion, that the proprietors have
secured the services of Mr.. Eddie
Barnes as clerk.
DIR. III. +. Bean, and family of Point
Pleasant, passed through town on Mon
day for the sulphur Springs, his former
home. Tie Doctor will attend the
lectures this spring.
Mrs. ID. b. Ferguson, of Spring Lick,
who has been here under treatment of
and who went home about
two weeks ago, returned Monday. She
is the guest of Mrs. Bette Rove.
Mr.. John l.. Barnett, tobacconist,
and Thomas L. Baird, clerk in Ar
mendt's grocery and saloon, went to
Louisville last week, returning Thurs
day. They report pleasant trip.
Mrs. Hannah Ward and son, and
Mrs. Annie Chapman and daughter, of
the No Creek neighborhood, have re-
1Chii1 itluthCn a WISH W MIS-.
Susan ID. Miller, of Howe's Valley.
Mr.. Henry Eskridge and Miss Nettie
Duncan, Of McHenry, were In town
the former the guest of his
sister. Mrs. G. b. Williams, and the
latter the guest of Mr. and Mrs. +. p.
Thomas.
Our young friend, Samuel p Render,
left last Monday for the New Orleans
Exposition. After visiting the EXPOSE
ton he will go West to lock for loca-
ton. We wish him a pleasant and
profitable trip.
Messrs. Bert l.. Wager, 4. b. Collins
and J. L. Hodgkins, of Owensboro,
came up last Sunday evening with a lot
of horses for sale, but they failed to sell
at paying figures. They left Tuesday
morning for Owensbon.
Hon. w. ID. Coleman was in town
Monday mixing among his constituents.
He was appealed to by many of his
friends to become a candidate for re-
election, and it is quite likely he will
respond to their wishes In the near
future.
Col. Ion b. Nall, editor of the Farm.
ere Home Journal, Louisville, was in
town Monday, circulating among his
many patrons and friends. Col. Nall
and his paper are both deservedly pop
ular in Ohio county. We had the
pleasure of call from him.
While in Louisville last month we
met our old school-boy friend, Eden
l.. Coombs. Eden left this, the county
of his nativity, nearly thirty years ago
and was then "a youth, to fortune and
to fame unknown" hut has become
Familiarity acquainted with both since.
He has wife and family, lives in
Houston, Texas, and is one Of the pros
n