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

NAVY, Oh une Badtleshhp LOus1ann, is
at the home of his parents, near
Beaver Dunn On a tan Gay furlough.
Mrs. Hooker Williams left Sunday for
Rochester, KY, with her little daugh-
ter. Sallie Laura, whore tbs latlter
will Jake oat opathic tr.ntmlnt.
Mrs. b. f. Zimmaman and son,
Mastr Bourke, hayls rfurmsd to their
home at Louisville, after visiting Mrs
w. II. Taylor and other reladves
here.
DO you want to SOW some alfalfa
seed? If YOU care to r.ad our
offer on another page of this issue
of The Republican and get the slsd
frae.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Mitchell and
childnen, of dundee, We're. the guests
of Mr.. Byron Bean and family, m ar
town last weak, re5uv6ing home Nom
day morning. "A
Have your doctor to leave your pre-
soripticns with a store that has fresh
drugs in every week, and uses no
other.
2f OHIO COUNTY DRUG Co
Misses Annie j. Patton, Anna Eliza
and Alice Keown have rs.uui ID from
near FordzvilIe, whore they We're tho
guests CT Mss Fannye Whittinghill
for several days.
Ohio County Drug 90. lis Filling pre-
scriptions, daily wr!t5en by all THE
doctors, and they are pleas d with
the quality, so Lat us please you with
the prsca Try us. 2n
Mrs. Walter F. Nsnredy, of East
Hartford, who has been suffering
from malaria for this past five weeks,
is now suffering from pneumonia, and
is in critical condition.
Mr.. Conner Ford came home Sat
urday from Bowling Green, where he
has been in school for several months
He will spend hte summer here before
commencing his teaching this fall
Did you ever consider that while
you are keeping quiet, that the people
in other cities are hustling? And
then We wonder why some cities grow
while Others stand still or go back.
Outsidags will have the same opin-
ion CT your city that you have. You
cannot expect them 20 think bsttT
of it than you do. So it always
pays to be a Booster, not a Knock
er.
Mrs. T. B. Pstrie and little daugh-
ters, Miss Anna Ruth and Leila
> May, of Brazil, Ind, arrived Wadnls-
day to be the guests of the formers
parents, Judge and Mrs. ]. E. Fo-
gl5.
If you are interested in the future
welfare of Hartford and Ohio coun-
> ty, you will of course be interested
in our Big Industrial Edition, and
do everything in your power to help
us in making it the best edition ev-
er published in this part of KEN
lucky.
The successful city, like the sue
, cessful merchant, is the one thht in
vites attention to its claims by we'll
3 directed advertising. This is dhe cb-
l ject of our Big Industrial Edition, to
attract outside attention, and ask an
investigation of the claims of Ohio
, county.
: We would like to publish a num-
4 Der of the nice residences through
;. out the county in our Big Industrial
: Edition. If you would nke to havs
your home in it, and will lend Us
a photograph, We will have dhs en-
e craving made and charge YOU unly
t what it actually coees us.
Mr. r. r. Wedding, Jr., who is
< making an extensive tour UT the
g West and Is now at Colorado Springs
Q Colo, has remembered Tho Republic
: can very kindly by sending US a
copy of 'The Pixies Peak Daily
r News" which Is published ON Pixies
| Peak, an altitude of 14,l47 feet and
r is the most "1levlted' publication
8 in the world. In looking over tha
= list OF the ARRIVALS at the Peak We
find the name of Mr.. Wedding,
a Several OF the young ladies gave a
. spl udid lunch consisting OF fried
!, chicken, tomatoes, hot rolls. coffse,
pickles, cream and cake, to a few OF
tbs young men Thursday afternoon
of last Elk. The PARTY lalt the
:. Hartford wharf at four O'clock and
> went down this river on the Pleasure
VILE, returning about O'Clock. Those
in the party 'w,He: Misses Ruth and
, Hettie Ribsy, Early May Magyar, Lf,la
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