The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-16

| Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. Riley md Mttlc
daugt TER, Emily Felr, NGl rcturn sat-
urday from sojourm at Dawson
Spr.ngs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fcn Rogers, Of Pike
visle, Pike county, KY, who have b.. N
visiting in and AROUND Hartford for u
few days, LIFT Tuesday sor G'cenviT 6.
KY, where they wig vislt before return
ing home.
| j have purchased fhe piack smith shop
of J. A. Daniel and would be glad TO
do your horse shooting and general re-
pair work. Shooting in charge Of Mr..
Daniel.
1t4 JEFF wATTEHSoN.
Among those from Hartford who az
tended the funeral of Mrs Andrew King
at Owensboro Wednesday were Mtss. .
Edna and Annie Hudson, Mr.. md Mrs.
Dan King, Mr.. and Mrs. FL Crabtrce,
Mr. John King and Miss Mary shaver.
Mrs John w. Baird died at her home
a; Beda Wednesday morning after "a
ong illness of complication Of diseases.
Funeral was preached by Rev. r. v.
Joiner at Alexander burying ground a,
II o'c,ock Thursday morning. Interment
followed at that Place She caves
husband and two children.
The army recuriti ing station at Beaver
Dam was cost d ON August 2. but will
probably be opened again this fall. TIE
stanipn has been in charge Of Mr..
Charlts A. Williamson for several
months and who whi'e in this county
made many friends. He gave excellent
work to the service and has been removed
to the recruiting office in Louisville.
A petition was filed In Louisville Sat-
urday against the fdr,m of v. NJ.
Stewart and Co., of Beaver Dam. tTnc-
ing THE firm in involuntary bankruptcy.
The ASSETS are estimated at 1900 az
against estimated liabilities of $4,000.
1t Is Thought that settlement of the
matter will be made without the form
ATTY of bankruptcy proceedings
Cards have baen received announcing
the marriage of Miss AIattae iMosely and
Prof. E! Y. Allen, which took pace
at LOUISVILLE Monday. Mrs. Allen was
formerly teacher in Hantfond College an
Mr.. Alien Was principal Of the McHenry
s,hool last year, and both have q hpst
Of friends who wish them much hap
year, and will probably reside at Ow-
ensboro.
About 8 O'clock Wednesday morniimg tho
night operator at the telephone exchan, }
was awakened by a pounding noise.
which was unusual at tlrat hour. She
thought 1t might be possible that burg
lars were visiting the town and ta.,-
phoned to several citizens, who came
down town at once, but they were I'M
able to find anyone, and nothing had
been disturbed.
Mrs. Mary f. King, wife Of Mr..
Andrew King. died Tuesday mprning a.
her home In Owensboro. Death WAS due
to pnritonitis and was unexpected. Be-
sides her husband she ehves nix chill
dren: Mrs. Ell Crabtree, of Hartford:
Mrs. Atce Edal, Tom. Ben md Bob
King, Of Owensboro, aAso another daush-'
ter. Mrs. King was sister Of Robert
Webb, Of Lve,more, and Mrs. Zeina
Rogers, of Knox county. The funeral
took place at the family residence Well
nesday morning and tnserment was In
EmwO0d cemetery at Owensboro
A camp of rife practice for the pur-
pose Of qualifying members of the Ken
lucky National Guard in the Glasses of
and Expert Rif.cman will
be held at London, KY, from Monday,
Aug. 10 to saturday, Aug. "a, inclusive.
The members Of co. II who will rep
resent the company In the state shoot
will likely Nave Monday for London
whore they will practice during the
week. The state competition sho1t |
is to be held at Darlington, beginning
the week of August 2e, and abe rife
teams ssect,d from the various or
CARNATIONS shooting on the London