The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-07

Sunday morning Prof. Thomas H.
Smith, formerly a member of the
faculty of Hartford College will
preach AT the eyening service he
will dsllver a lecture, his subject be-
ing, Our nhree Heroes" Everybody
invited to attend beth services.
Mr.. Frank Hudson, who was allied
home on account of the death of his
sis.ar, Mrs. Richard Brawnar, of
Cincinnati, who was buried here
Saturday,, will remain here for two
or thres weeks. For several years
he has been connected with the Cum
berland Telephone Co., and at pr5s-
ent is located in Ohio.
The funeral services of Mrs. Richard
Brawnsr, of Cincinnati, wene conduct
ed at the residence CT her mother,
Mrs. Emma Hudson, Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, by Rev. j. w.
Brunsr. The pail bearers Were:
Messrs. r. r. Riley, e. Y Park, Clar-
ence Cashier, James Nance, E. G.
Schroeder and w. H. Gillespie.
Mr. L. NJ. Stevens, of Route 2, is
convinced of the power of the adver-
Using columns S,f The Republican
Recently he thought he would try
little three line local and see If he
cOuld sell a COW he had for sale for
some time. The results Were salts
factory for the stock was sold in a
f-w days after the insertion of the
advertisement.
Charles F. Willard, lformar noted
member of the Curtiss aviation staff,
made four successful flights before
crowd of ten thousand people ut
the Daviass County fair grounds Twas-
day, under the auspices of the .0wssns
boro Lodge of Elks. The attendance
at the Fourth of July celebration was
the largest ON record for that city.
The Fourth District Leader, of Har-
dinsburg, says: J. Ney Foster. Junior
editor of tho Hartford Republican,
spent Friday and Saturday in town
shaking hands with his many friends
Mr. Foster was editor CT the Leader
two years ago and won for himself
many friends while here. His visit
to this office was very much, enjoy
ed.
Precinct conventions were held in
this county last Saturday by the
Republicans to select candidate for
representative. The delegates will
maat here tomorrow afternoon when
the choice of each precinct will be
announced. Judging from reports
from several pr cincts it appears that
probably Mr.. C. p. KsOwn is slight
ly in the bsad over Mr.. j. A. L55ach,
of Beaver Dam.
DR.. Horace J. Bell 1T Monday at
ternoon fer Louisville. where h
will be connected in the dental pro-
fessiiOn with DR.. c. e. Nary, ON JEFF
ferson street. Slice DIR. Bells grad
uation from the dental college he
has been located in this city, and
during that time had built up a nice
practice. and made many friends who
regret TO see him locate elsawhers
We join with his other friends in
wishing him much success.
Tha rogram is announced for the
second auunal session OF the Ken
lucky BAPTIST Workers Assembly 10
be held at Dawson Springs the week
of July 23. The list OF addresses and
lectures by prominent men indicates
that the Dawson nesting Is TO be
one of the strongest ASSEMBLIES ever
held in the State. II is described as
"a training school for Sunday School
and Mission Workers" The subjects
especially discussed will be Missions,
Sunday Schools. Benevolences and
Doctrine. The program Is attractively
gotten up in two oolous and its most
urgent. appeal is that every church
Of the denomination will BE- repre-
ssnted.
Mr.. A. Henderson,. produce merchant
Of Fordsyille. left for Scotland Tues
day. He will visit relatives at Gin
cinnati on his way and viii sail from
New York. about Saturday,. Mr.. Hen
derson> took with him the map and
paintings mace by Edwin FORBES for
his brother-in-law, MIR. James Barr,
OF Glasgow. Scotland. Alec a small