The Hartford republican., 1913-10-31

a meeting of the District Board of
Stewards.
NOTICE. nave over - books
loaned out, and would be glad If the
borrowers would be so kind as to
return them at once.
j. NEY FOSTER,
1t. Hartford, Ky.
Moving picture shows and illus
trated songs at DIR. Beans opera
house every Friday and Saturday
nights. New songs and new pictures,
and a fine evenings entertainment
for 10c.
Roland A. Nichols, the famous
lecturer who educated Harold Bell
Wright the author, will lecture at
the College Hall Tuesday evening,
under auspices of Hartford College
Lyceum course.
Rough River Lodge No. ll0, knight
of Pythias held an enthusiastic meet
ing Tuesday night. This was the
first meeting held in several weeks.
on account of the severe hot wealth
er. Rough River Lodge will do some
things this winter. A goat supper is
being scheduled for a meeting at an
early date.
The National meeting of the A. S.
of f. will be held in Owensboro, KY,
December s and 8. Delegates from
many counties in Kentucky and
many states in the Union will be
present, and Owensboro and Kentucky
are fortunate in this place being Sc
lected as the scene of the National
Gov. McCreary appointed Chas. W..
Mullekin of McHenry, Notary Public
for Ohio county last week and Mr..
Mullekin came to Hartford Wednes-
day and executed bond in the sum
of $1,000. MIR. Mulleliin has had nine
years experience in a clerks office.
and for that reason is we'll qualified
for the place.
Rev. Roland A. Nichols. who lee
lures at College Hall next Tuesday
night, was here last year and gave
the greatest satisfaction of any num-
Der in the Hartford College course,
and he is expected to have a capacity
house next Tuesday night, even
though that night will call away
many people who want to receive the
election returns.
The Literary Club, which was Or
ganized by several Hartford ladies'
some months ago. is doing splendid
work, and their members are very
about their club. They
have added very large circulating
library to their club from the State
Library Commission, and this is add
ing much interest and doing good and
causing a large interest.
The Republican office will be open
next Tuesday night to give and
receive the returns from the election
in Ohio county. Those having returns
will please call this office, and every
possible convenience will be arrang-
ed to handle the immense crowd on
that night, and returns will be an
nounced as soon as received. Call
The Republican to give returns from
your precinct.
Elder W. Il. Wright, OF the First
Christian Church, delivered two ex-
cellent sermons at his church here
Sunday morning and evening. In one
of DIR. Wright's sermons he preached
upon the consolidation of all of the
and showed what might be
easily accomplished If all OF the
churches would get together for
the work of the Master, and let the
doctrine business alone. Many favor
able comments are heard concerning
DR.. Wright's sermons.
Circuit court adjourned yesterday
after having been in session
ten DAYS. No large cases were tried,
and the business transacted Tor this
term OF court was less than in sever
al years. The grand jury adjourned
on Wednesday after having return
cd thirty-slx indictments. The COM
VS.. Estlll Winchen for
killing his father. trial and verdict
OF acquittal. Comlth. VS.. Dan Hines,
for housebreaking. tried, and verdict
OF guilty, sentenced from from one
to five years.
Il was stated in the Hartford Her
aid this week that Elder w. H.
Wright, OF She First Christian
OF Hartford, VAS going 10
leave Hartford. and that he preach
Ell his farewell sermon last Sunday
The Republican y asked to 's1aIe