The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1886-12-22
PERSONAL.

mailing or sending 10 this Office
+. w. Pirtle gave us II call last week.
Mr.. 10 Is. Sandefur gave us call yes
day.
Il. B. Sloan returned to Louisville
Saturday.
n. d. McHenry left Sunday for
Louisville.
J. ID. Duke remembered the HERALD
last Saturday.
Mr.. f.. A. White, of Rosine, is In
town this week.
Mr.. John Blair, of Buford, came to
see us yesterday.
Nj. II. b. Kinsolving returned from
Greenville Monday.
Mr.. G.. w. Felix IL, we are pleased
to say still improving.
Rev. J. NJ. Peay left for his home In
Pembroke last Friday.
w. G. Duncan was at Memphis last
week on coal business.
Ben +. and Thomas Wallace, of Ford
Vile, were down last week.
+. +. Williams made "a business trip
to Louisville last Thursday.
Miss Sue Yeiser, Of Pleasant Ridge is
visiting Mrs. j. p. Ssnderfur
Mr.. Fitzhugh Renfrow, Of Hines
Mills called to see us yesterday.
Master Sam Anderson came into see
the HERALD corps, last Monday.
Miss Rosa Taylor, OF Beaver Dam,
visited relatives in town last week.
:. =. Taylor and j. II. Miller, OF
Beaver Dam, were in town Monday.
Prof. j. r. Barnes, OF Masonville will
spend Christmas with friends in town.
Col. W. II. Moore returned Saturday
from one Of his numerous business trips.
Thos. II. Boswell and j. NJ. Hollo-
way, Of ROsine, were in town Monday.
Misses Mary Taylor and Mary +.
Tribe returned from Louisville Sunday.
Alex. Maddox, Of McHenry, called
to see Ills Friday. He takes the HER
AID.
We are very sorry To have to note
the continued illness Of Miss Lula Sui
leuger.
Mr.. Il. l.. Baird will visit Caneyville
during the holidays -business trip we
presume.
Prof. w. b. Hayward, a firm friend
of the HERALD, called to see us last
Thursday.
o. b. Render, OF Prentice, came down
Sunday TO see his father, who Is still
quite sick.
Mr.. David Gentry, one OF the ener-
getic farmers of Prentice KY, called to
see us yesterday.
G. #. Barnard, OF the Beaver Dam
neighbOrhood, paid the HERALD Office
a visit last week
Mr.. A. A. Brown paid us visit last
Saturday. He will spend the holidays
in Dsviess county.
Masters Willie and Hardin Craig and
Jimmie McHenry are the guest Of Lem
McHenry this week.
Leroy Gregory, who received the
West PJirt appointment last summer,
has recently been promoted.
w. q. Hubbard has returned from
Ann Harbor, Michigan, where he has
been attending school, TO spend Xmas.
-. X. Smith, of Centertown, was M
town Saturday. He says the wedding
bells will ringin mis- neighb)rh0od soon.
Miss Myra Roger, OF Nashville, Tenn,
IL the guest of Misses Lila and Ada
Baird. She will remain during the
holidays
Mrs. Lizzie q. Walker, of Louisville,
arrived in town Monday, to spend the
holidays with her parents, Judge w.
f. and Mrs. Gregory. Mr.. Walker will
arrive Friday.
Mr.. NJ ID. l.. Bennett, one of our pop
ular aud genial grocery merchants.
leaves to-day for Louisville and Bowl.
ing Green. He will spend his holidays
at the latter place. We wish him a
pleasant trip,
John Loney, of Jamesport. Mo, is
visiting l.. p. and l.. b I.Oney, of Nc
Henry. Mr.. Loney was formerly cit
izen of Ohio county. He moved to
Missouri about seven years ago and is
now n successful Western farmer.
b. NJ. Bennett, of Beda, will leave for
his new home in Christian county on
the 18th inst. The people will miss
Mr.. Bennett very much, he having
lived in that community since 1853.
He was pOstmaster at Beda 30 wears
We wish him success in his new home.