The Hartford republican., 1912-11-01


The American Oil Well Supply Co,
has rented the two-stOry brick BULL
ing. corner Main and Center streets.
formerly occupied by the Hartford Drug
Co., and will open UP in few dnj'.
They will handle all kinds of machinery |
and other oil supplies.
Miss Lo-ena Travis. the nfne-yea'-
old daughter Of John lHenIy Travis. OF
the Washington nehg' borhood die1
Wednesday after several days Illness
Funeral services were held at tire WASH
inet.on church Thursday afternoon a.
o'ch,ck and intermert followed at the
Patterson graveyard.
Beaver Dam Chapter of THE Eastc'i
Star gave an elaborate banquet at that
place last Saturday might. ard '.'c
charters at Hartford and McHenry were
invited. Those who attended from fiar-
ford were Mrs. U. s. Carson, Mrs. Fred
cosper. Misses wfiye Smith. Anna
Patton, Ruth and IIettie Riley.
Rev. 5. J. TbOmpspn, Presiding Elder
OF the Owensboro District of the NJ.
T.. O,unsh, South. win preach at the
court honse sunday night and admin
is.er the sacrament of the Lords sup
per and hold the businesses session OF
the quarterly conference MonIlay after
noon.
Miss Dixie Moseley. route 2. and NJ.
Alvin Ward. route Z. were married NJ
the brides home Wednesday af:ermooi
at 4 o'clack, Rev. +. ". Joiner o.
ficiating. Immediately after the cerc-
mony the bridal party lect for the home
Of the groom's mother. Mrs. Georgia
Ward. where wedding hinner was
served. -
Mrs. Frank Naples. who lived between
Hartford and Horton. died very sutAden-
ly Wednesday night. Sire awakened her
husband In the night and was suffei-
ing agonies He was unable to give any
assistance and Mrs. Naples died IN
few minutes She leavs a child besides
the husband. Mrs. Naples was
daughter OF E. NJ. Miller.
E Miss Violet Barnard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Monnie Barnard. norte 8. AM
Mr.. Perry Crane. of iButlHr. Ky. soh
OF Rev. Crane. who was kormeriy past II
Of the No Creek church. were plarrtad
at the brides home yesterday mprn-
ing at O'Clock. Rev. Eli Wesley off,
ciating. After the cenernony tine y1oune
couple left for Butler. where tley Will
reside.
DR.. J. +. Dewitt. of Lewisport. Ky
is In Hartford the guest Of Mrs. W.
, r. Woodward. DR.. Dewitt performed
: the marriage ceremony for Mus. Wood
wand and her husband nearly fifty
years ago. He was located at Beda 'o'
the practice Of his profession during
the Civil War. but for many years
has devoted his life to the ministry
II has been twenty five years since
r he was last In this County.
ESQ. d. :. Chamberlain, Of No Greet
! has sold his farm to MIR. Alex Carson
who will be given possession not iate'
than Nov. Is. Mr.. Chamberlain. wl'S
has served for some years as one pf th'
con,ty's efficient magistrates will move
with his family to OwensboGo. whe''
he has accepted Gosition as se;'
retary -areasuier of the City Coal an
Contract Co. We IesuFt very much 4
lose Esq. Chamberlain and family fro''
this county. but wish them much su;
> cess In their new home.
Mr.. Ashford Mills Of route 3 broush
to this office thas week an Lnterast'n'
;" war time relic In the way Of -
mite. which was issued by tho Coz
Q f.edlerat,. States of America. The not
y was sent to Mr.. Mills to keep for sh'
: local post of the Grand Army of tii'
= Republic. These notes came into ti'
possession of the Union Army about tn
y close OF the Civil War. and were turn
70 cd over by the War Department to ti
4 Treasury Of the United States I'm IN
Is year 1857. The notes will be Iheh 70
}. safe keeping 40 as to rendT them "
q permanent value 70 the Grand Arm
,sAst US a historical relic
'"rhere could be no. better misn'e'"
than Clamberlain's Cough Remedy. ii
caiLlen were all sick with w.'p"pi"
,r cough One of them was In bed, ma
J. a high fever and was coughirg up bloo
- Our doctor gave them chpanberpa'h
Cough Remedy and tine f'aest dose ease
hem, and three bottles cured rnem'
says Mrs. r. A. Donalison. OF Lsxins
ION, Miss. For sale by all Dealers
=, Children Cry