The Hartford republican., 1913-08-29

MT, w. u. MduuoN, EcHoiS, was
caller at The Republican office
Thursday.
Capt. John G. Keown. travelling
representative for the J. |. Case Co.,
has been spending few days here
this week with his wife.
Miss Elsie Matthews and Miss
Naude Dennison, of Hamt ton, Ohio,
are the guests of the formers faith
er. MIR. IIeber Matthews,
Moving picture shows every FRI
day and Saturday nights at DR.. Beans
opera house. New songs and new
pictures. Admission 10c.
Mrs. Edwin Cooper has returned 10
her home at Nashville, Tenn. after
an extended visit here with hre par
ents, Col. and Mrs. c. NJ. Barnett.
There viii be preaching services
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and evening
by Rev. G. B. Mcdonald, of Green
vite, Ky.
Mrs A. V. Goodin and children,
who have been the guests of her par
ents., Capt. and Mrs. S. X. Cox, re-
turned to their home In Charleston
Mo-, 'ast Tuesday. .-,-,- -
/ am ready to insure yeor horses,
lacks. mules and cattle against death
from any caase,
4. d. BIRKHEAD,
52tf. Ast, Ky. Live Stock Ins. Co.
/ nm ready to insure your horses
lacks, mules and cattle against death
from any cause.
Il. E. BIRKHEAD.
52tf. Agt. Ky. Live Stock lns. Co.
We are receiving daily New Fall
Goods. Will open this week new
Shoes for Men. Boys, Ladies and
Children for Sunday and for school
wear. CAhSoN q W.
Misses Nellie Orr. MI. Carmel. ILL.,;
Elizabeth Tyron, Toledo, Ohio and
Portia Clark, "A shpsna. .ohio,who have
been the guests Nr Miss Mary Eliza
bett Felix have returned home
Prof; NNssell Cooper Of Fordsville,
was ia Hartford yesterday on Ms
way to Centertown. where ne fs
principal, Of the school this year, ana
will begin school next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Mauzy and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Tiford. Of Morgnntown'
were in Hartford. yesterday. Mr.. TIL
ford was here to hid on some on
the privileges for the Ohio County
Fair in September.
Mr.. H. H. Davis and daughter. Miss
Irene, of Centertown. were In Hart
ford Wednesday. The latter ts TAX
ing lessons in elocution and express
sion from Mrs. J. Ney Foster, and
music lessons from Miss Margarettt
Nall.
MIR. II. e. Mischke, the local ag
ent for the ]. & NJ. is spending thi'
week with relatives in and near Ev
ansville. During his absence the OF
flee is in charge Of his assistant, Mr.
Clarence Barnard. Mr.. Hardin. o
Dundee, is temporary operator.
MIR. j. A. c. Park and daughter
Miss Mable, route 3, Hartford. lef
Tuesday afternoon for Oakland, Okla
where Miss Park will teach this win
cir. Mr.. Park will return In abou
ten days. His son. Prof. Cecil Pari
Ia principal of the high school
J Oakland. -
MIR. Hoyt Taylor, who has been ell
pfoyed in Mr.. ]. C. Hers grocery fo
4 some time, left Wednesday afternoo
for Alton, Alabama, where he wi
4 accept a position as rodman wit
4 the l. & N. railroad company. Nj
Taylor has many friends in Hartfor
who wish him we'll, and we predi'
I bright future for him.
- Toward the close of the institu'
here last week one Of the young me
N teachers lost his pocket book, col
/ tanned 1926. After searching In val
for his purse. announcement of tf
N loss was made before the institut
10 As soon as possible after the nj
nouncement one Of the young me
called Supt. Leach aside and inform
~ ed him that he had found the pur'
X and after proper description 1t WI
turned over to the owner. The I'm
as er of the purse is to be conn a.
e. for his honesty for no one whatev
could have ever known he had fo'n
ar it.
Curtis Brewer. q negro who w
g. - rested and placed In the "
COUNT Jail about three months "
charged with criminally knowing
-. 80 female under l6 years Of age Ia Il