The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-03-10

man Dor the Kentucky Clelhlrg COf,
is spending few days with homi
folks.
Mr.. t. S. Marks left this wosrS for
Beaumont, Meacalf County, KY, whO.e
he has accepted an assignment in
the revenue service.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. FAR returned
Monday from the Eais e;n markets,
wwlicns they were making spring pur-
chases for Fair and Co.
Mr.. T.. R. Barrard return I'D from
the Bastcrn markets last 1.nrndny
where he had been buying for the
/ firm of Barnard and Co.
Mr.. w. G. Ambrose, OF Brda, was
PLEASANT caller at The Republican
office Saturday He renewed his
subscription and said many nice
things about our publication.
Miss Irene Miller, who is teach
ing in Oklahoma, arrived here Tues
day night, having been called home
ON account of the dangerous illne:s
of her father. Dr. J. T. Miner.
The physicians who are Attending
DR.. ]. T. Miller, who has been dan
gerously sick fer several days, report
that there is but little change in ais
condition, and that HE is critically
i'll.
Mr.. S. T. Barnett has returned
from LiwGmore, where he visited
Rev. o.. NJ. Shultz and family; and
Mercer, where he visited Mr.. John
Lindley and family and Mr.. Ortan Wal
lace and family.
Mr.. J.. E. Mitchell, of Dundee, paid
us call Monday, and renenwed his
subscription. He said he could not
get along without The Republican,
and that he HAS been on our List for
about twelve years.
Regular services at Mt. Hermon
Methodist Church next I! Sunday.
Preaching beth morning and enen-
ing by the pastor All cordially in
vited and good attendance of the
membership is desired.
Several of our young plen gave a
dance at DIR. Beans skating rink Tu-
esday evening Those who ATTENDED
were: MRS. John j. McHerry, OF
Louisville; Miss Elena Smith, of Madi
sonville; Misses Beatrice Haynes, Stel.
la Woerner, Mary Spauldfng, Louise
Phiprs, Alta Likens and Willye Smith.
Messrs. Estial Park, E. G. BaI1nss,
Henry Griffin, Clarence BaIarrd,
Lewis Rilcy. Tice Burns. John Will
liams and Trimbie Ptandlc.cn.
FOR SALE-Farm on Rough river,
miles North of Hartford, KY. This
farm contains 21O acres. Will sell
all or divide to suit purchaser. Has
seven-room dwelling in good repair.
fine barn, good orchard, plerty Of
water and a fine lot of sawlog tim
Der. Price $4,000.
A. c. YEISER, & co.
32tf Hartford, KY
The Thomas Monumental Works has
just Installed a polishing machine ind
gas engine in their plant az THIS place
They are turning and an smIn-nse
number of artistic monuments, and
this new equipmeInt. which Is ,he
latest, will greatly. facilitate them in
getting out their work quickly. They
have several ssi.Osmcn in this and
adjoining counties. an of whrm are
meeting with splendid sucoess.
/Mr. Jacob C. Warden. of Center
town, died at his home near that place
hast Saturday. He was buried on his
farm, place selected by him. Short
funeral services WIRE hfcd Sunday af-
ternoon by Rev. L. w. Tichenor, ar
ter which the intermenx followed. Mr.
Warden was 76 years old, and one
Of the most respected citizens in that
vldinity and was q fitepd to overy-
one. He was newer married but
leaves one sister. Mrs. Jesse shack
lett. and nieces and neph@ws. He left
quite q large amount OF propeiey
In. the Court Of Appeals Tuesday the
Judgment Of the Ohio CIlruit Court
was reversed i'm the case OF the G'ssn
River Chemical Company against the
Board Of Trustees Of the town of Rock
port The chemical company had So
cured deed 10 tract OF hand 10 erect
a wood alcohol, etc, factory and II
the site was not used for the fatory
fiNod number Of ysarstt WAS TO re-
vert TO the people Of the city who
had donated the money and the court