The Hartford herald., 1885-07-29
Personal MENTION,

Mr.. washington Phipps is very III.
The sick child of Rev. z. A. Edwards
is better.
Mr.. A. 4. Paxton, of Rosine, was in
town Friday.
Miss Coyle, of Louisville, is visiting
at Mr.. George Klein's.
Mr.. Chas. Montague, of Delaware,
WAS in town last week.
Mrs. DIR. Howard, of Greenville, is
visiting Mrs. II. J. Morris.
Miss Lizzie Moore is spending the
summer at Sulphur Springs.
Miss Beulah Morrow, of Rockport, il
visiting Miss Katie Anderson.
Miss Annie Waller, of Hopkinsville,
Is visiting Mrs. r. C. Hardwick.
Mr.. w. A. Bentl,, of Rockport, is in
town and will remain several days.
Miss Clara Patterson, from Point
Pleasant, is visiting Miss Mary Taylor.
Mrs. johnson, the art teacher, from
Louisville,is visiting at Mr.. Anderson's
Miss Fannie Morehead, OF South Car
rollton, visited Miss Josie Duke last
week.
Mr.. Reitz of, Evansville, was In town
several days last week, looking after
timber.
Mr.. Chss. Bristow, of Evansville, was
in town all Of last week, visiting the
young ladies.
Misses Baker and Champion after a
two weeks visit, left for their home in
Eddyville last week.
DIR. G. w. Layton and Mr.. C. ).
Robertson, of Rockport, were up FRI
day, attending court.
Mrs. Jim Barnett and Mrs. +. +.
kimbley and children are visiting in
the neighborhood of Hogsfalls.
Miss Fannie Hardwick, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. Collins, of
Central City, returned home last week.
We had the pleasure of call last
Friday evening from Miss Bertha Glib
son, Josie Duke aid Fannie Morehead.
Mr.. |. b. Nall, Editor of the Farmers
Home Journal, is here. He was called
to the bedside of his neice. Miss Blanche
Nall.
Miss Rodgers, from Atlanta, Ga, who
has been visiting in Greenyille for
few weeks, is now visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Morris, at this place.
Mr. VIM. G.. Tilford, of Cromwell,
was in town Saturday aud Sunday.
He cane over to see-Fred Griffin
about the purchase of some land.
Mr.. Godfrey Il. McHenry left suns
day for visit to Louisville, Frankfort,
Crab Orchard and probably Mammoth
Cave. Will be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Davis and her daughters, Mrs.
Mollie Trimble and Miss Blanche Da-
Wis, of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting
the family of s. w. Kirby. They are
related to Mrs. Kirby.
Messrs. John McHenry and Walter
Hubbard have returned from the Mann
moth Cave. They report a delightful
trip, and were well pleased with the
Cave. They made the trip in five days,
going overland.
The following 10 . liet OF the IIartford
crowd that spent Sunday at Sulphur
Springs: Misses Alexander. Baird,
Gibson, Waller, Gregory, Moseley Hem
bricks and Paxton; Messrs Bristow,
Ora yes, Anderson, jackson, Aull, TIL.
ford and King.
The following ladies and gentlemen
composed driving party last Monday
evening from Mclean county, near
Livermore, to Hartford: Misses Bette
Hay, Jesse and Mabel Whitaker
Messrs. l.. +. Tanner, w. II. Arken.
burgh,J. II. Robertson. They arrived in
Hartford at p. NJ, stopped at the
Commercial, where they partook of an
excellent supper, and left for moon.
light drive home at s p. NJ.
Judge AFRO Dyer, of Evansville,
justice of the Indiana Superior Court,
was in town few days during this and
last weeks visiting the scenes of his
childhood, after an absence of many
years. Judge Dyer was partly raised
here, having gone to school to Mr..
Griffin. He is a highly educated and
accomplished man; and the interest ne
takes in the place and incidents of his
early life, manifests very commenda-
ble trait of character.