The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


from Dallas. Texas
MIR. John T. Jackson, Of RockpOrt ,
was in town Monday.
DIR. George T.. Showers aud daughter
left for OwenShoro yesterday.
Nessers. w. \ Sterret.e. Of Halves
vile, and Geo. +. Long, of Calhoon, are
now ON the HERALD force.
Judge Massie went To Greensboro last
saturday and returned Monday. bring
ing his daughter, Miss Nora H., home
with HIM
Hon. f.. Dudley Walker returned
Sunday fiom Frankfort, where he had
been To argue some eases ia the Court
of Appeals.
Hon. W. T. Ellis, one of the prom
inent lawyers Of Owenshoro. and pros
pective candidate for Congress. was in
town last Saturday
Misses Katie and Lula King. the twin
daughters of Mr.. w. Il. King, gave "A
birthday party last Sunday, IN honor of
their sixteenth birthday.
MIR John Allison, Of Greeuville, Il
candidate for Assistant Clerk of the
Senate, has been in the city for a week
past circulating among friends
DIR. \. Il. Barker, who has been al the
Hartford House for week, assisting
the blind To see and the deaf to hear,
will leave Friday tor GrcenviIle.
Col. w. IL Porter, Of the Cromwell
vicinity, has been confined "a his room
all the time aud Ia his bed most of the
time since the first of last August.
Mrs. Mollie Reed, son and daughter,
of Kansas Station, H., are visiting the
family of J. II. &. Cannon, near Rosine.
Mrs Reed is "A native of Hartford.
Our old and appreciated friend. Mr..
John G.. Barton, of the firm of Barton
X Lee, wholesale dealers in matches and
cigars, Louisville, spent Thanksgiving
in town.
Robert Cummins, son of Jacob Cum
Minis, of Cool Spring district, returned
from Texas last week after an absence
of four years. He will remain "A month
ur 81 before returning.
Henry McHenry and Miss Mary Tay-
Tor ate Thanksgiving dinner at the
| Louisville Hotel, at the solicitation Oi
Mr. Lem McHenry, the urbane clerk oI
that popular and elegant house.
Our former citizen, \. Lee Rove
now of Mineral Wells, Texas, has been
quite sick for several weeks with fever
| but from letter received last Saturday
We guess he is up and about 10y thi'
time.
Mr.. Godfrey MclIenry left last sun
day for Echols, where he will take
charge of his fathers store aud be gen
eral book -keeper for the mines at that
place We regret to lose Godfrey from
our midst, and hope he will make hi'
return visits often.
Col. w. ii. Perrin, general manager
of the late history OF Kentucky, and
who also superintendent the editing o
the book, has been at the Hartford
House several days past, directing the
distribution of the histories over tn,
county.
Hon. Joshua Il. Ford, of Baraboo
Wisconsin, is in the Green River cOun
try, and we are advised that lac viii
visit Hartford if possible. He is thu
pioneer newspaper man of Ohio county
and should meet with hearty recep
ton from our citizens.
Mr.. b. NJ. Southland, of this county
left recently for Winfield, Kansas, wher
he expects To make his future home
Mr.. Southland was one of our most re
spectacle aud reliable citizens, Away
whole-souled and genial, and we hear
tily commend him to the confidence
aud honor of the people of Winfield
knowing him To he trustworthy and ;
gentleman in every respect.