The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-09-27


night.
Mr.. 4. :. Cond.t. Hartford route {,
was pleasant caller al This office
yesterday.
Mrs. Mar.ha Ross. and Mrs. =. -. Tay
lor ATTENDED the funeral of Miss Mi.;-
gio Hatcher, near Center own, Weylncs-
day.
Mr.. A. II. Carson Will i,ave hoiav
90 take up his work as travcHng sales-
man for the kentucky Clothing Co, c.
Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Noffsngcr re-
turned to their home at Hazard, Ky.,
Wednesday morning after a visit in
Hartford and Calhoun.
Dr. Il. w. Ford. who is under great
mint at the HazalwooJ Sanitorium 1T
Loulsvillc, spent this week here with
relatives and friends. He has gained
consid srab'y in weight, but is still I'M
u"r
Rev. Virgil Eisin, of Jeffersontown,
Ky, who has been visiting relapvcs
and friends here for "a few days, left
Tuesday afternoon for Morganfieh, Nv
to ATTEND the annual M. T.. Church,
South Conference.
The burial of Miss Maggie IIa.chsr,
of the Cen.ertown vicinity and who
Ieoss burying ground Wodnpt-v hfter-
noon. Funeral services were condticte
by Row. Hiram Brown in <Iie presence OF
"A large crowd.
DIR. J. II, Pirtle, Judge J. b. Wilson
and Col. c. NJ. BARNETT will leave Mon
day for Louisville to a.tend the Grand
Lodge meeting of the knights of Py-
thias of Kontucky, ms representative
of Rough River Lodge No. 10, of Hart
ford
MISS Mary weisert, of Louisville, will
arrive in. few days 10 take charge Of
the m.ilinery department of the Gen.
ter;own Mercantile Co. Miss wa;sert
has had years of experience and cames
highly recommended. She will hol1 the
millinery opening on Saturday Octoiber
Hon. George W. Jolly, of Owensboro,
has heen engaged to speak at Fords-
willie, n.y.. on Slaurday afternoon &C.
tober i'm the tnterest of the Pnogres-
sive ticket. Mr. Jolly is splendid
speaker and will no doubt ATTRACT a
large audi nce. Everybody invited, ladies
especially.
A meeting of tlsOse INTERESTED IN athle
tios and also all members Of the Hart
ford College Athletic Association are
requested to meet in che associatiOn
rooms over Hers grocery this evening
at $50 for the purpose Of reorgan; zing
and perfecting basket ball teams and
other a.hletics.
DR.. J. $. Smith, Of MeHenry, was a
PHEASANT caller at the Repul,lican Diff >.
Tuesday. He told us nliat since the
hts fire at the coal mines Mt McHenry
last week large number of people hal
left that Place. on account of mo em-
ployment. The mamagement of uhe
mine has not DECIDED upon their flu
ture plans.
MIR. w. G. Barrett. Of Owensbro,
member of the State Central Progressive
Connmittee from the Second District,
was in Hartford Wednesday ON his way
home from Christian county where he
had been looking after the prspni zation
Of that county for the Prpgressives. Mr.
Barrett Is well pleased with THE pros
poets for the success of the Progress
sives at the November elcIan.
Ohio Tribe No. lSs Improved Order OF
Red Men Of this City held an snjoyfible
meeting at Fraternify Ham "Wednesday
night, the occasion being THE samnual
Home Coming. which is observed by all
lodges in the Reservauon of Ken.rky.
~ epVehulQu supper Hdd Oeen preHarSi
afner which the Old and new members
adjourned to ahe lodge room and en-
joyad talks by members of the order.
MIR. J. b. Tappan several days ago
bought the store in which he has con-
Quoted his jewellery ESTABLISHMENT for
several years, from tine estate of tiie
lsav. q. }. Bean. Mr.. Tappan has been
in business in Hartford for some time
and by up-to-daite methods and counte-
Gus treaJment go tire aalblic and a Ib-
eial use of his home newsr apoi;s has
built up AN enviable TRADE. We wish
him continued PROSPERITY.
Messrs a. f. Pate ami Stephen Grigs-
by are engaged in insal,ing the switch
hoard of the Farmers Mutual Telephone
Hartford Division, in Da. Il. w. F,rd's
building on Center street. TIs tele-
phone work has been held up far gone