The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-05-20
PERSONAL,

Mrs. Bennett, of Beda, is visiting her
son, Mr.. G.. c. Bennett.
Hon. w. ID. Coleman was i'm town
Monday, and called on us.
Mrs. Graves, of Greensboro, is visit
ing her son, Mr.. Dennis Graves.
Mr.. J. B. Hooker, of Sutton, was in
town Saturday, and called on us.
Mr.. w. A. Rome, of Centertown, was
in town Monday and called on us.
Mr.Godfrey T.McHenry attended the
Louisville races n day or two last week.
That popular Owensboro commercial
carpet Dagger, Charlie Wilhoyte, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Lila Baird will visit Leitchfield
Decoration Day, May Both, and take
part in the services.
Mr.. Thomas =. Ralph, of the upper
part of the county, was in town Mon
day ON legal business.
Mrs. Sam X. Cox and Mrs. Henry
Field visited relatives in Owensboro
Sc yeral days last week.
Mrs. II. ID. McHenry aud daughter,
Miss Isabelle. visited Louisville several
days this and last week.
DIR. c. w. Layton and wife, of Rock
port, were in town yesterday, the guests
of the Commercial Hotel.
Mrs. Joshua Benton, of RockpOrt,
was visiting relatives in town last week,
returning home Wednesday.
DIR. n. J. Rains, of Rosine, accompa-
MED by Miss Ella Day, were the guests
of the Commercial Hotel Monday.
Mr. N. J. Reid, of Rockport, our
agent and correspondent at thar place,
was in town last Monday and called to
see us.
Our young friend, Henry b. Taylor,
who has been quite sick for q week or
ten days past, We are glad to learn, is
up again.
Mrs. r. A. Patton, who went on the
last trip of the Rosa Belle to visit her
sister, Mrs. Stevens, returned home a
few days ago.
Messrs. w. G. and George J. Asklns,
of Rockville, Breckenridge county,
were here Monday and visited the
HERALD office.
Hon. Jesse Williams was i'm town
Monday, and his many friends con.
graduated him upon his success IN the
primary election.
Hon. w. ID. Coleman WAS i'm town
Monday and was strongly solicited to
ride the Senatorial horse, but he de-
clined to mount him.
Miss Bessie Jackson of Rockport, who
had been visiting Miss Lula Buchanan
for week or ten days past, returned
home last Wednesday.
N. H. Ford, Esq, of Livermore,
called to see us yesterday. He will fol
time be engaged buying timber and
slaves for Hugh Stafford, of Louisville
Our young friend Mr.. Willie May, o
Haynesville, was in town last Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. May has just re-
turned from an extended trip through
Texas.
Mr.. G. Gunther, representing tn,
wholesale house of LEIGH, Vierling
Carlstedt, Evansville, Ind, was il
town day or two last week. He Wis
tied our office while here
DIR. w. J. Berry, of Fort White
Florida, is visiting relatives in Hart
ford and Beaver Dam. He moved t
Florida last fall and says he is mucl
pleased with the country.
George Phillips, of Pleasant Ridge
was i'm town Saturday night and mad
some good music and gave a nice sere
made. George il hard to turn dow
when it comes to drawing the bow.
Miss Fenia Render, of Point Pleasant
was the guest Of the Hartford HOus
several days this and last week. Mis-
Render is former pupil of Hartfor
College, and is very popular in Hartfor
society.
, Mr.. John II. Jackson, of Rockpor
has accepted position in the mocha 4
ical department of the HERALD o
flee, with the view of learning som,
thing of the mysteries of the new
, paper art.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Martin, of Henderson
was In town last week. We had Il
D pleasure of call from him. He was a
, companied home by his daughter, Mi
Dora, who had been visiting the fan
: lily of Mr.. +. ID. Thomas.
5 Miss Katie Hendrick, who has bee
teaching near Falls of Rough, is visi
3 ing friends in town. She is the que
3 of Mrs. Jennie Mosely. Miss Hendrit
was former teacher i'm Hartford CO
lege, and is well known to our peopl
Mr.. VIM. Il. Maddox, of Nash, Ell
i county Texas, who has been visiting n
:, atives in this. his native county, for
. few days past, returned home last Fl
!. day. He called to see us last Thursd'
. and renewed his subscription to d
q HERALD before leaving.
: Our venerable friend, Mr.. Lark
Nall, of Lincoln, H., Is visiting rel
tives here. Mr.. Nall moved fro
Hartford to Lincoln, about TWEEN
~ years ago, but visits the scenes Al
'r associates Of former days, every f
years. He has a host of relatives a
friends here, who always greet
N coming.
r. Hon. John S. Rhea, one of the lea
inc attOrneys of Ru lsellyille was