The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-01-07
PERSONALS.

Mr. ia Davidson Of PattieyIlle was
in town Monday. I
Our old friend Mr.. Thos. Phillips, of
-rattieville, was ia town Monday.
Mr.. z. Wayne Griffin has been quite
sick for about a week or ten days.
Prof. Jesse Rosson passed the Christ
mas vacation AT his home near Pattie,
vile.
Our old friend Captain ID. b. Roll, of
Paradise, called 10 see Us one day last
week.
Miss Jessie Shull returned yesterday
fron a weeks visit TO relations in Nc
Henry.
Rev. II. G. Truman, Of louisville,
was in town Monday and honored us
with a call.
Mr.. J. b. Hooker, a pupil of Hart
ford College, spent the holidays at his
home at Sutton, Ky.
Prof. w. 7. Humphrey, of South
Carrollton, spent portion OF the holt
days visiting friends here.
Misses Linnie Duke and Mollie Gem
try, of Rockport, were visiting relatives
here during the holidays.
Mr.. +. w. Griffin, of Elizabethtown
came down Sunday to visit his son, u
Wayne Griffin, who is quite sick
Mr.. Sam b. Bishop, has accepted a
position in tie store of the Central Coal
and Iron Company, Mt Central City.
Miss Lula Buchanan, music teacher
of Hartford College, passed the holi.
days with relatives in Campbellsyille.
Mr.. w. b. Wells, of the firm of Floyd
x Wells, Whitesville, was in town one
day last week and holOred US with a
call.
Prof. j. G. Buchanan and wife, pass
ed a portion of the holidays at McHenry
and Rockport, returning home Sunday
evening.
Miss Mary f. Tribble, after weeks
or ten days vacstion with parents at
home, returned to Science Hill, Shelby
vile, last Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie HARRISON, who has been
visiting relatives here for several DAYS
past, returned to her home ia Shelby
vile, last Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Gibson, of Caneyville.
spent y portion of the holiday season
with his mothers family here. We had
the pleasure of call from him while
here.
r. II. Afford, ESD, of White Run.
was down "A day or two this week at
tending County Court aud Court of
Claims. We had the pleasure Of call
from him.
Jake Small, of the Trade Palace, will
leave 10 day To visit relations i'm Evans
willie, GolcoDda and other points. 81.
mon Small will have charge of the
Trade Palace during his absence.
Mrs. +. ID. Walker and daughters.
Misses Lizzie, Lulie and Lidie, after a
pleasant sojourn in Louisville, of about
two months, returned home last week,
much TO the qualification of their friends
here.
Prof. John 0'Flaherty, County Su-
perintendent +. L. Felix, of this place,
and Mr.. l.. r Loney, of McHenry,
attended the meeting of the Kentucky
Teachers Association al Louisville
last week.
The two "Peters," Kircher and Nc.
Gee, young Nimrods, of Louisville,
spent holiday week in this vicinity.
They met with immense luck-one
tame cat killed and one rabbit wounded
Calculation cannot be made of what
they would have bagged If the 2O0C
cartridges had not given out early in
the action.
Mr.. Woodland, of Fairfield Illinois and
Mr.. Burrows, Of New York, arrived
last week and are assisting Mr.. Love
land in the preparation of the history
of Kentucky. They are making rapid
progress and will soon have Ohio coun
ty written up. Messrs Burrows aud
Woodland are writing up Fordsyille aud
finishing Hartford.