The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-07-26
ROUND UP OF weeks
news AT Beaver dam
Many Social Gatherings and
Other Items Of Inter-
est.

Ml<>s R1pie Nstii nLeter, ", "iS''SNplh'
I1a.ia Glenn. of Hartford. and Mildred
EIgtn, of Jeffersontown, are attending
the house PANTY at Mr.. J. H. Barnes.
Mass Cable Morehead, of Morgantown
spent Sunday with Miss Ilene quinn.
MAss Dossie Taylor is spending the
work at owing Green.
Miss Eta McK,mney will return from
school at Bowling Green Saturday.
Mr., Louis Entzminger, SECRETARY of
KJ4lacky Baptist Sunday School work,
was structor of the sunday School in
statute at the Baptist Church last
weck4
Mr.. hnd Mrs. J. II. Barnns entertained
in honor of the 18th birthday of their
son, Prank, Thursday evening. The
hong was beautifully decorated and re-
fresfhnents in abundance wore sarvN.d.
Those present were: Misses Anna
BARNES. Aaitiie Van Meter. Issaia Chem,
of Hartford; Mildred Esin, of Jeff,r-
sontown; Anna Mae Biz, Atha Will
liams. Nell Plunmer, Htlda Bean, Dona
Quinn. Edith Pointer. Sanhla Williams,
Rass&e Williams, Ruth Hunley, Alta Miue
Liksps. Nina Maddox jesse Frazer, An
drcy Decker, Ilene Quinn, iEfGie Musshail
Ruth Cray. of Louisville; Cara Lloyd.
Flora Taylor Gray, of Louisville; Bess
Afford, Efhie Afford, Ma'bie Gray, of
LoMsv.lle; Ara Gardner. Era Gardner
and Dana Woodward. Messrs. Clifford
Maddox, OSCAR Flener. w. w. Gardner,
B.. C. Barnes, Everett Likens, Roy
Mason, Ira Pbumnsor. Shelby Stevers.
Tuslk Rodgers, Marshall Barnes, Marvin
Williams. e. II. Taylor, Orville Nc
Kinney, Edgar Barnard, J. &. Taylor
Pouter BARNES, NJ. l.. Crowder, Fr.sd
AmeNt. Otha Dexter, Cecil Barnard,
Waya and Barnes and Harvey d. Plum-
'-mer
| Misses Ruth. ALable and Flora Gray
Of Louisville, spent few days Visiting
NILS IAzAle Adv
Rev. Thompson. Presiding Elder Of the
Methodist Church, preached here SUM-
day night
Miss Kitty Rhoads, OF Princston, will
arrive Saturday morndng to spend the
week end.
Post Office Inspector W. A. Cranan
has been In town this week nveStiga-
ting the post office robbery at this
place last week.
The Methodist Church Will have a
home coming Sunday % inst. Great pref
arations are being made for a large
crowd. The church will be eighteen year
Old. All the members and pastors are
expscted to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Baker, Misses AN
ORA Dexter. uene QUINN, Messrs. j. g
Taylor and Jim Pointer will lsave Sund.
Cor the Mammoth Cave.
Miss "Janlos" Taylor is visiting In
Louisville this week.
The Literary Club win meet witt
Misses Eula and Effie iMulhaM FNrida.,
evening.
| Mrs. Harlie Quinn entertained Thurs
day evening the 18th in honor of Mr.
Quinn's hinthday.
Miss Nell Ohauvan, is visiting Roches
ter, the Mammoth Cave andather )
tar. the Mammoth Cave and other points.
Miss Clara Lloyd and Miss Dona llin
will spend next week at she former
farm near Reynolds Station.
Born to the wife of Mrs. III. d. Ttay
! lor, a fine girl on the a3 INST. Mother
and child doing well Davis all smiles.
Miss Jimmie Gatwood, OF Princeton
is Wishing Miss Myri. Miller this week.
Miss Jesse Ambrose, of Menphis. Ten
is visiting Mrs. C. C. DOnayan.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Rumua sc, o
Dyersburg, Tenn, are visiting NJ Rum
images parents.
MIR. J. T. Ambrose and WIFI. Of Men
nhis. Tenn, visited DIR. wo'dburn thi
week.
Mrs. j. f. Casebier and Miss Barchi
Leach are spending ,wo Weeks al Daa
son Springs.
Mrs. Coffee Taylor, Of Brooasiln. N. Y
is Waiting Mrs. Il. p. Taylor
Mr.. J. w. Taylor, Of near CrOmwe!l
visited his daughter. Mrs. Mpp'snn Jpwo
Sunday. At 90
Miss Minnae McIntyre has returned fro
Paradise. where she has been ut tine be-
side OF her mother.
Mr.. Daniel Tonpson, Of Louisville
snent a few days with his uncle, N'
Oscar Stevens.
One Of the most charniog and a.
complished VISITORS We have had TIL
summer was Mss Pauline cooIcsey, q