The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-07-28

dihfi uOoil iibdif iOulSNhiW Wh'cic efh,
has bem visiting friends for ssverai
days.
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Wright left
Monday for a visit with friends at
Russ dNille, General City and other
points.
Miss Amazille r ndT has returned
to h.r home at Mcfknry, after a
brief visit here, the guest Of Miss
Lille Burton.
Mr.. Georgs Benrlst. az Johnson
City, Tenn, who is visiting his par
tnas near Knonos, was visiting friends
here this week.
Mrs Alvina Williams and little son,
Russell, of st. Louis, Mo-, are visiting
relatives hire, and will return prob
ably Saturday,.
Capt. John G.. Kaown has returned
from an extensive trip in Canada,
whore he repres rcsd the ]. |. Case
Machins Co.
RV. and Mrs. Chester Stevens and
little daughter, of Louisville. are
visiting Rev. Stevens mOther, Mrs.
Laura Stawcns.
Mrs. Gaorge Lewis and little son,
George, Jr., of Greensboro, are Wis
iting the formers parsnts, DIR. and
Mrs. s. J. Wedding.
Mr.. Cbarl s w. Bennett, of ithaca
N. Y. is visiting his parents. Rev
and Mrs. r. d. Bennett. He will
remain here about a week.
Mr.. Lee Long and two children, ol
Bowling Green, are visiting friends
hane for a few days. Mr.. Long was
formerly in business here
Miss Hattie Glenn returned HON,
Last Friday from Bowling Green, Ky.
wihlsre she has BEN taking spocia
work in the Normal school.
Mrs. j. A. Prichard and little son
James Bennett, of Louisvilbe, will ar
rive tomorrow to visit THE former
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. d. Bennett
Mr.. Martin Thomas will leave Mon
day for a visit with his sister a
Cadiz, KY, after which he will visi
his brothtr. Mr.. JAMES p. Thomas
of Louisville.
Massrs. w. NJ. Fair and R. r. Ri
Icy, city, and A. r. Scott, of Sadelia
Mo-, W. mt to Taylor Mines Widdnes
day and went through the coal mine
at that place.
Mr.. John T. Moore has retunre
from Greensboro, where he accompan
led his father, Capt. W. II. Moore
who want TO that City for osteopa
THO treatment.
Mrs. A. ]. Williams, Miss Myrtf'
Williams and Mr.. Sydnsy Williams
attended the funnelal and burial O
Mr.. Clayton Rhoads, at Beaver ODan
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. A. R. Scott and family, o
Sadela, Mo-, who have been vis.tin.
relatives here, lift Thursday for Cas-
ey county, where they will wAiit be
fore returning home.
Mrs. James Lyons and daughter
Dorcas; Mrs Sue BARNETT and daugh
Ter and Mr.. S. T. Barnett will leav
early in August for Colorado, am
Mrs. Barnett and daughter will prob
ably remain there.
Mr.. r. B. Martin, of the Obi
County Supply Company. and Mr.. {
E. Morrison Were at Morgantowl
r Wedn sday and Thursday. whare MI
: Martin had sold a gasoline road grad
er to be used ON hte Butler count
roads.
: Several of the young men of tn
city will entertain this evening .
the home of Mr.. John Glenn.
Miss Ira Mills, the efficient cleri
= in the local post office, will leav
today for Wester6leld, KY, where sh
t will be the guest of Mns. T. C.. Nc
5 Quarry
Mrs. j. W.. Brunar entertained he
4 Sunday school class, the Careful
r Gleankcs, Tuesday evening at he
hcme ON Washington street. Game
, and refreshments wane enjoyed b.
p the youngsters. Those present Were
Misses Bulah Rhoads, Mary Laur
Pendleton, Est5lle Mullendone, JOSH
Carpenter, Edna Black, Hula King
and Nellie King.
al Elsewhere in this issue of TIL
, Republican will be found THE Etabi
mlsnts of the condition of the Beave
Dam Deposit Bank, the Bank O
: Hartford and the Rockport Deposl
Bank, all of which institutions, as CT
be en by their Bta'tam ants. are Il