The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-13

home at Philpot. n.y.. Tusrsily Mt
visit here with I,qv. T. V. Join,
and family.
J. c. Her, dhe cgryn,an. thas u
SWEETEST line of fruit baskets eve
bought to Hartford. Have so be see
., be appreciated. Al,
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Those who want TO make special Bc,
orders for the Holidays will pleas
hand memoia nda of same to MIR. J. {
Her at their earliest convenience. "A
d, Just opened barrel or that good pur
New orleans Molasses--the kind thu
everybody likes. Get gallon today.
HARTFORD GROCERY co.
TIE most ~ sic anl hrn,t'fnl dis.
play o. e r!stmas Jewelry we've ises0
| IN CO ap-und old Hartford. unlolb.,elIy
is at Tsl3pan's. See Lis big al. on h.ird
psgs. adv
Hartford Camp No. 2o2 Wooobnen o;
TIE World viii hold d cir regular meet
ing at fraternity Hall tomorrow might.
Election of Officers and otler important
matt,rs to Transact. All mrnb,es re-
queeied to atssn nj.
When you make your list OF Christ
mas presents It would be nice to le-
member your friends with a years SUI,
scription to a good magazine. For prices
of any periodical published call j. Ney
Foster Magazine Agency. II
Mrs. illie Williams, VINO has been
on an extern led visit witt relatives an !
friends in AMI around Hartford, l.l,
Wedns sday for Equality, ILL.,, where 81 2
will visit her son. d.. J. II. Wiilhams
mot, Oklahoma.
Rev. f. NJ. Gibbons field agent Of
the West kentucky Orphans Home, 10
Gated at IIookinsville, KY, Us in Ha..-
ford looking after the interests of ah1t
ings far the home and has inst with
reasonable success.
Mns. Prudie Moaie as ,oura' lased Mr..
II. II. ItLey's nasidcrce afEla.ning The
Presbyterian churah ON Union street,
and will move in few days. Considera-
t.-n sl.l'o. Mr.. Riley will nqave inio
the residence now nccMf,sd by DIR. 4.
Il. Riley, but will bye veHnted In "a Few
Lays.
Mrs. j. T. Wallace, of near Hartford.
who has BEEN dangerously i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. Davis
Royal, of Forjsville. for several weeks.
Is Thought TO he improving. Her
hus' and r.turned home Monday f,o.'n
F,-dsvil.e, but will return in Few
days.
Mr.. Frank G. Foreman spent Monday
in Haa,tford with his pArenas. Mr.. AMI
Mrs L. p. Foreman. For several months
Mr.. ,FogFsnan has been engaged in tie
engineers offi.e Ct the l.. & N. IL. q.
Co., at Paris. KY. hut was reosntly
given splen1d pgon.OtiOn, and will
nav have his office In Nasirille.
The progacted meeting, (which hal
been in progress at the Baptist Church
in F'ordsvil'e for several days nndsr TIE
dlreotion Of the pastor, Rev. Lewis,
assisted by Rev. Whiutinyhin. closed
Sunday night. There wip,e many con.er-
sions and several additions to tile church
and TIE mseting WAS upnsided very sue
cessful.
G,rartl Chancellor q. &. Carter, ce
Ky. and Grand Keeper of
Reacrds and Ssal ]. w. CAnaar, of Lex
ngton, by paid a visit TO tive local
lodge OF knights of Pythias Tuesday |
night. Tile attendance was large and the
meeting of more than usual interest. |
i't.ree applications for knig'ythcpi were |
received.
The Beard of Equalization of Hart |
'ori Was In session Tuesday and Wsl- |
MS Jay 10 rlsSif cohilltaints iloni al"
aNpaNsGs, as 10 why their nrQnertv |
Mould not he assessed higher. The |
,aard was composed of Mcssrs w. II. |
RaiAss, chairman; c. NJ. Crcws, nnl
Hooker Williams, with II. +. Collins
IS clarlS.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Patterson nsIturned to h"r
lorie bere Monday, after spemding two
weeks in Ow,snsboio. whare she had
lalielte opsra.ion performed on her
yes. The operation of removing ,he
'a'tarlant, lwlsich had caused total blind
less, was successful and her sight re-
tored. She was accompanied by hr
rani-son, Mr.. Charlie King.
A meeting Of the ,Bq,rd Of D'rea!p
( the Hartford branch Of the Farmers
iutuni Telephone Co.. was held at the
here Wednesday aftennron, AMI