The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-09-15


for Lexington, where he will resume
his studies in Kentucky State Uni-
versity.
Miss Fannye Whittinghill, of neaI
Fordsvi,le, arrived Wednesday and
will do s.enographic work here for q
flew days.
Mr.. Martin Thomas, salesman FOL
Fair & Co., let yesterday to visit his
brother, Mr.. j. P. Thomas, of Louis
vile, and attend the State Fair.
The Washington base ball team de-
feated team made up of Hartford
boys, but not regular players, here
Saturday afternoon. Score rs TO z.
Mrs. w. T. Woodward left Tuesday
where she visited her sen, Mr.. Paul
Woodward and family, and also her
husband, who is engaged in the car
pentry business in that city.
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New shipment Warmers Rust
Proof CorSets-the best Corsst in
the world A shape for any figure.
Barnard & Co. sell tham, delivered
to any address.
Mr.. 2. Wayne Griffin, who has been
in the Southern states for several
weeks in the interest of Baytless Bros.
of Louisville, is spending this week
with his family here.
Buttons-of your own material
any size, flap or oval top, while you
wait or mailed anywhere in the
U. S. A.-20c dozen.
BARNARD G. CO.
Mrs. Voolfolk Barrow and two child
rem returned Sunday to their home at
Lexington, after spending several
days here with the formers parents,
Hon. and Mrs. H. p. Taylor.
Mr.. R. w. TinsIey left Tuesday for
Lexington, KY, whsne he will resume
his work in the Kentucky State Uni
versity from which institution he
will be graduated next spring.
]. F. Casebir & Co., Funeral Di-
recbors and Embalmers. All calls
promptly and carefully attended to,
day or night. Both telephones.
TT Beaver Dam, Ky.
Mr.. Frank G. FOrsman Geft Mon
day morning ON the M. H. and E.
for Cynthiana, Ky, where ha will
be engaged in the railroad work, bein
connected with the civil engineers de-
|partment.
Col. and Mrs. T. ]. Smith received
a telegram Monday afternoon from
Mr.. and Mns. Orville Bennstt, of Law
ton, Okla, stating that little girl
had arrived at their house, and had
bsen christenad Nancy Ellen. Mrs
Bennett is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. Roy Bennett who has been in
the School of journalism at the Uni
versity Of Missouri, Columbia, Mo-,
for the past two yeans visited friends
here Saturday and Sunday and left
Tuesday for Lexington. where be
will spend year In the Kentucky
State University.
The funeral of the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Van Oller. who was burned
to dsath last spring. win be preach
ed at Oak Grove Schoolhouse, two
mikes from Cromwell, KY, on Orom-
we'll and Select Road. by Rsv. Birch
Shields, next Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. ALI are invited to be prtes-
ent, especially the relatives of the
ceased boy.
Mr.. Ernest Field, OF Lafayette. La,
and MIR. Joshua Field, OF Port Arthur,
Texas. arrived "Wednesday afternoon
for visit hers with their relatives.
Both OF the young men formerly re-
sided here, but for sometime have
been engaged In railroad and banking
respectfully. and have been quite
successful in their work. and hold lu-
cnative positions.
The Brooks comet. which as,ron-
omers have be,n watching for SOME
time. may now be seen by the nal1ad
eye. though 1t Is yet rather dim. on
the Nth of this month it Will make
It's nsarost approach 60 the Garth LAS
1t will be 100000 miles off thsre
is no gnsat danger that II will ct
the woods afipe, or SINCE the hair OF
the back of the dogs that howl IN