The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-05-30
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LlKENS G. ACTON,
ATT Hartford. Ky.
Miss Myrtle Park, of near Center
town, is visiting relatives here this |
week and attending the commence
ment exercises of Hartford College.
have, at my stand on the Hart
ford and Lietchfield road, a complete
lin of Groceries and Dry Goods.
w. ]. MILLER.
Mr.. Glenn Barnes returned home |
from Elkton Wednesday where he |
has been attending Vanderbilt Train
ing School for the past nine months.
j. d. Ralph's grocery is head
quarters for anything in the general
grocery or meat line. Also handles
complete line of stock feed, chicken
feed. 43t4
Mr.. Davis Duke died at his resi-
dence about six miles northeast of
Hartford last Saturday night. He was
so years old and leaves widow and
many friends and relatives. The re-
mains we're taken to lakewood ceme-
terry, Hartford, Monday morning.
In another column will be found
the announcement of Judge r. r.
Wedding for the Republican nomina-
ton for County Judge of this county.
Judge Wedding has made a faithful,
conscientious official and is asking
an endorsement at the hands Of the
people. Read his card in this issue
of The Republican.
Mr.. Trimble Pendleton left sew
eral days since to accept position
with the Sante Fee railroad. He first
went to Kansas City. Mo-, and from
that city was sent to New Mexico,
where he reported to the division
superintendent and will be assigned
work in that state. His wife will
Join him as soon as he gets perman-
emily located
Miss Hattie Glenn and Mrs. J. Ney
Foster will leave on June for Mid
dlesboro, KY, as delegates from the
local Literary Club to the annual
convention of Womans' Clubs Of Ken
lucky, which will be in session In
that city for a week. A tour through
Cumberland Gap and other points OF
interest will be made by the delegates
before leaving for their homes.
Invitations are out, announcing the
coming marriage Of Miss Winona
Chloris Stevens. Of this city, and
Mr.. James w. Jones, Of Murray, KY,
to take place at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Laura Stevens
Hartford, at twelve O'Clock, June 10.
Miss Stevens is one OF Hartfords
accomplished and well-liked young
. ladies, and Mr.. Jones is a prominent
teacher in the high school at Muir.
ray.
In this issue of The Republican We
announce Mr.. George NJ. Maddox. ST..
candidate for the Republican nom
b nation for Justice of the Peace II
[. the Rockport Magisterial District
Mr.. Maddox has always been a hard
{ working Republican and is thorough
: competent for the position. In
letter to this office. Mr.. Maddox say
he is opposed to high salaries an
. is for good schools and good road
and for uniformity in taxation.
Mr.. John H. Thomas has resigns
I, as postmaster at Narrows. this coun
). ty, to accept a position in the In
ternal Revenue Service at Owensbort
r. Mr.. Thomas will be storekeepe
n gauger, the position being protecte
by civil service. Mr.. Thomas man
friends in Ohio county will be gla
y to know of his good luck, but the
will be sorry to lose him even tempo
rarily from the county as he has bee
I'd an important factor in Republica
q politics for the last twenty years.
While going to his work at Scots
y, VILE, KY, last Friday morning, M
W T. s. Marks, of Hartford. we
stricken with a severe paratyt
at stroke, his entire right side being a
IL fected. His family here was informs
over telephone. and his daughte
nv Miss Margaret. and son. Mr.. Robe
no Marks. who lives in Louisville. wei
IA Immediately to Scottsvdlle. They a
rived home with their father Mo-
day afternoon. and the physics
:, and family think Mr.. Marks is mut
- better. and improving as well
20 could be expected.
II "A pleasant day was spent on Roui
- river by q crowd from Centertown
- Tuesday Of last week. The day WI
. spent in fishing and having &c
Al..o Th,~.a In tho no r