The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-07-10

TTlCe 9lo. AuuTeSS II. II. NILE L,
Hartford, Ky.
Mir. and Mrs. Martin Gavin. Of
Louisville. who visited Misses Hen
rietta and Margaret Gunther, Cen
ter street, a few days last week,
have returned home.
Mr.. ]. A. Bilbro and family, Cen
tertown, are visiting the family of
Mr.. j. A. Bratcher. Mr.. Bilbro is a
member of the well known Mercan-
tile Co., Centertown.
There has not been a single mar
riage license issued from the Ohio
County Clerks Office during the
past week. Something very unusu-
al, especially during leap-year.
One hundred pounds of Sugar
for 1915 and Salt at $3.50 per bar
rel. Cash with order at Likens &
Acton's. These prices good for one
week only-beginning Friday, July
~. 2St2
Mrs. DR.. q. H. Shultz, Pleasant
Ridge, and Mrs. ]. o. Mckinney,
Taylor Mines, were the guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
sanderfur, a few days the first of
this week.
You will hardly fail to notice the
big double-page ad. of E. p. Barnes
e. Bro, Beaver Dam, in this issue
of The Herald. This popular store
is putting on another of their big
reduction-price sales.
Miss MARITIME Bennett has return
ed from the Northwest. During the
month of June she was the guest of
her brother Robert, in Portland,
Oregon, and of Mrs. E. S. Hunter
at Long Beach, Wash.
Mr.. James Sanderfur, wife and
child, who had been visiting Mr..
Sanderfur's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p. Sanderfur, city, for the past
ten days, left for their home in
Alabama last Saturday.
DR.. Claude Wilson, Fordsville,
was a pleasant caller yesterday. He
was en- route to Dawson Springs,
where DR.. E. w. Patterson and he
have formed a partnership for the
practice of Osteopathy.
Just received a lot of wire fenc-
ing for lawn, yard or graveyard.
Quality best and prices right. Call
and see our goods before purchas-
ing. S. L. KING,
22tf Hartford, Ky.
Mrs. I'd Johnson, who had becn
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann Ben
nett, returned to her home at Buel,
Mclean county, last Monday. She
was accompanied home by her
mother, who will make her a visit.
Messrs. ]. T. Smith, Jr., Fords-
Vile; r. d. Duke, Hartford, Route
/; ]. W. Baker, Render; I. c. Por-
ter, Hartford, Route 2, and H. w.
Ralph, Hartford, Route 6, were
among The Herald's callers yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. sanderfur.
city, had the pleasure of having all
their children with them at one
time the latter part of last week.
This was a happy reunion of all the
family for the first time in several
years.
Messrs. Herman Stevens and |
George N. Stevens, of Hopkinsville,
visited their parents, Mr.. w. T.
Stevens and Mrs. Nettie Stevens,
near Goshen church, during the
Fourth. They returned to Hopkins
Vile Sunday.
Mr.. H. T. Porter, living near San
derfur's Crossing, had three head
of cattle killed by lightning last
Thursday night. They were lying
under a chestnut tree at the pas
ture gate, and were not discovered
until next morning. The value Of
the cattle was about 800.
The Southern Fair Shows are
holding forth in Hartford this week
with, a street carnival. There are !,
rs people in the shows and it is
quite a large aggregation. Hart
ford streets are full Of tents and
the whole presents quite a gala ap-
pearance.
Mr.. r. T. Her, who had been on
a two-weeks visit to his daughter,
Mrs. G. M. Ferguson, of Obion. :