The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-07-27

broken in the fall and he was other
wise hurt, but while his injuries are
painful, they are not considered Sc
rious.
Mrs. Judge R. r. Wedding and
daughter, Miss Elenor Petty, who
have been visiting relatives at Har-
risburg, Ark, for the past three
weeks, will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. Ben Taylor, the barber, will
leave Monday for a months vaca-
ton at his old home, Birdseye, Ind.
During his absence his chair will be
supplied by Mr.. f. l.. Halter, of La
Grange, Ky.
Messrs. W. c. Schlemmer, the ba-
ker, and w. E. Ellis, the produce
man, have put in splendid concrete
pavement work in front of their bus
mess houses at foot of Washington
street, Hartford.
Messrs. ]. Y. Hagerman, Hart
ford, route l. ]. T. Miller, Logans-
port; R. c. Stewart, Cromwell; ]. w.
Coleman, Centertown, and Judge J.
NJ. Porter, Beaver Dam, were among
our callers Monday.
Dol DondAr
and VIM. Blair, Beaver Dam, passed
through Hartford Saturday en- route
to the jacksonville Fair. They gave
the Herald a pleasant call while
waiting for the train.
Mr.. Conner Ford, who recently
graduated from the Western Ken
lucky State Normal, Bowling Green,
KY, has been employed and began
his school at Oakland, Warren coun-
ty, KY, last Monday.
Mr.. John C.Barnard, who has been
in the Philippine Islands in the en-
ploy of the United States Govern
ment as teacher in the native schools
for the past several years, is the
guest of relatives near Beaver Dam,
Judge j. NJ. Porter, Beaver Dam,
agent of the Citizens National Life
Insurance Company, passed through
town yesterday, en- route to Sacra-
mento, KY, where he will be engag-
ed few days in the interest of his
company.
Mr. w. w. Wynns, of Sturgis, KY.
has been in town the past week, hav-
ing bought of Goshen and Kinder
hook farmers ten thousand bushels
of wheat, for which he is leaving ten
thousand good dollars. The deliv'
cry began Monday.
Several months will be required
to make preparations for establish
ing postal savings banks, according
to a letter received from Washing
ton. 1t will probably take until next
year to reach post-offices in places
the size of Hartford.
Mr.. Guy Forester, linotype
operator of the Hartford Repub
lican, attended the Hopkins Count!
Fair at jacksonville last Saturday
and visited his brother, Mr.. Roy For
roster, of Darlington, KY, from Sat
urday until Monday.
Miss Marie Austin, who has beer
attending Cornell University, New
York, and is now on a summer va
cation, is visiting her sisters, Mrs
2. Wayne Griffin, and Mrs. Hooker
Williams. Miss Austin will be il
Hartford ten days or two weeks.
| will preach at Mt. Moriah mex
Sunday at IL a. m. This is the
last fifth Sunday before our annua
conference and the only Sunday II
be able to preach to that community
| trust the people of the whole neigh
borhood will attend.
VIRGIL ELGIN.
The Centertown Cornet Band &C
companied the large crowd that wen
from that place to the Madisonvillt
Fair Thursday. They made splendid
music and were a fine addition to the
big Centertown delegation, all o.
whom wore booster buttons. Cen
tertown people are aptly keeping III
the motto of their town, Watch U:
Grow"
Rev. j. w. Bruner and family
DR.. E. w. Ford and wife and Miss
partha philIins are in Dawson