The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-10-11

Mr.. James Hicks and Little 'inuaht,',
Of n,u.e 5, IInrGfor1, WIRE pl nslnc cal
ers at The 1,spublFan office weincs-
4, day.
Whenever your purchases amount 10
s2j at the Ohio County Drug Co. soorc
you &c, Harmony Talking Machine
free. 10 A1v.
When you set ready for your grass
and rye seed let me sch you. Prices
are right. s. l.. KING,
CT Adv. Hartfori, ny.
Rov. T. V. JOINER Will begin a
prctrncted meeting a. Goshen next We'd
nesday night He will be nseLstod by
Rev. J. w. Crow.
Mrs. T.. p. Barnard, rousc 2, HART
ford. has returned from Dawson
sprng W here she had been under
Treatment, and is much better.
M-ssrs. r. II. Benton, of CanerIown;
ENsah Bnrpett and Robert Davis,
Route 3, Hartford. were pleasant callers
at The Republican, office yesterday
Mss Minnie T!nsiey, st. Jpsaplfs Hos
pital, of Bowling Green. has just ra'nrn-
cd 10 that insti,uiicn after a brief visit
to fn.cnis and r,c.a.fves at Summons.
Mr.. Ebon Gi.Ssrap and Miss Connie
Srcvens of Beaver Dam were married
by Rev. r. v. JOINER at the Motho-
dist parsonage Wednesday even.ng.
Prof. A. d. Kirk. of the i;oclqport
High School, was in Hartford yester-
day on his way to Morgapaown, where
he took the examination to be admit
ted to practice Jaw.
Pos ,mastar II. u. MaWin, Of Hurt
ford accompanied f. r. Franks, of Ow-
ensboro to Morgansown flas. Monday
where Mr.. Franks made "a speech in che
interesi. of Taft's candidacy.
County Judge II. r. wedding has a.
ceptcd an invita.fcn 10 deliver a lee
ture on education at Nav BaNmus sch,,l
lrouse on FRIDAY nigNr Oct IS. Judge
Wedding formerly Eved in that dis
,niqs and will wiahout Doubt have
large audience.
Among those who returned Saturday
night from Owensboro, where they had
been attending the fair, wsre: Misses
Harriet Flener. Maurine MARTIN, Kath-
leen Turner; Mr.. and Mrs. &. 4. Tur-
ner, Messrs. George Trout, Park Taylor
and Ike Sanderfur
DIR. b. +. Tichanor, WHO das been re-
siding at Pleasant Ridge for several
years, WHARF he was one of the leading
physicians. has sold his property at that
place and will move to diartfOri wlthin
a few days. He has bought rhe More
land property on Union street. l.
"The Kinsdom of Heant,s content" Is
the title Of a splendid tbree act GOMEZ
dy7dlama that will be presented ait Nc
Henry Saturday might by talent of Nc
> Henry. The pnoceeds are for benefit nj
the Order Of Eastern Star. Quite n
number from Hartford will probably see
the pcrfomance.l
Mr.. S,,th Moseley and family intend
to leave Today for Auburn, IN ", where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Moseley will rana:n in the mail ser
vice. having EXCHANGED work with cn
Auburn man who will move ito HAT
fond in few days. We rsgnt ITO lose
this family from Hartford, but wish
them success in their new Goca.ion.
Several Of tire public spirited citizens
of Fordsville have purahased a pair Of
fine Russian blood hounds, WHICH will
be kept for the protectian pf nlaa. city
or will be sent out for hine when
needed The dogs are fine specimens
and IN charge of the Town Marshal, Mr.
J. w. Burden. who Is training them ev-
cry day.
Several of the young LADIES pf Hartford
are prsparing to give home taeent pla,
, entitled. Miss Fearless & Co." here at
h an early date. There are t.hnee acts IN
: the play, which has the comedy and
tragic combtncd. The cast Is oomposea
of the following: Misses Verna Duke
wtmona Stevens, Ruth Riley. Hctiie RI
ley, Mable Jnspcr, Lorraine Sullenger
Mangnncr Joiner, BEATRICE Hpynes, Hat
tie G,rnn and Mary Marks. with Athiis
n splendid talent the young LADIES' may b.
v assured they will have large palii
: ence.
Ohio Tribe No. 1ss Impmved Ordel
r of Red Men of Hartford, was the hos