The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker Williams are !
happy over the. arrival of fine girl
which came to their home recently
Mr.. S. II. Oglesby, OF near Center
own, was a caller at The Republican
office Wednesday and lett an order
or printing for his stock.
Twenty-three years ago yesterday
the terrible cyclone and tornado SWEPT
this section, doing it's worst damage
about five miles northeast of Hart
ford.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Woodward, of
Louisville, spent Easter here with
relatives. Mr.. Woodward has return
ed home, but his wife remained here
for few days.
Mr.. Alva Galloway, OF Centertown
who owns several head of fine breed
ing stock, was a caller at The Re-
publican office this week, and left
a big order for printing. He is an
ticipating good business this season.
DR.. A. b. Riley announces this
week as a candidate for renomina-
ton on the Republican ticket for
Coroner. DR.. Riley has made the best
Coroner the county has ever had, and
has brought to the position in num-
Der of instances the value of his pro-
fessional training. He announces sub
ject to the General Primary Elec-
ton, August 2.
We this week announce Mr.. G. Will
Brown, of lingo, or route l Hartford,
as a candidate for the office of AS
man SCISSOR on the Republican ticket
General Primary Election August 2.
Mr.. Brown is very competent man,
and If selected would make an hon.
est. conscientious official. He has
served as Deputy Assessor for the
last three years.
MIR. Tom Cox, of the Rosine pre-
cinct, has entered the race for the
Republican nomination for Assessor,
General Primary election, August 2.
Mr.. Cox is one of Ohio countys best
citizens, and has had three years ex-
perience as Deputy under former As
SCISSOR on the Republican ticket
race for the nomination against the
successful candidate, Mr.. Frank Lowe,
twelve years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Taught enter
tanned with a pound supper at their
home at Centertown Tuesday night.
Those present were Misses Irene
Davis, Alta Mcmillan, Bessie Mason,
Nellie Campbell, Ines Tichenor, Ma
bel Tichenor, Mattye Maddox, Gladys
Maddox, Mary Mckinney, Maude Cal
loway, Mattye Shelton and Messrs
S. NJ. Dexter, Edgar Calvert, Still
lie and Byron Mason, Hern Hatcher
Leon Bishop. Rollie Ashby, Ike Ash
by, Shelby Boskett, Elvis Tichenol
and - Ashby, Mr.. and Mrs. U. s
| Taught, Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Nj. Davis, and Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Taught.
Among our callers Saturday wer'
Prof. E. S. Howard, of near Beave
Dam; L. B. Loney, McHenry; Elijal
Barnett, route Hartford; VIM. File
ner, Beaver Dam; VIM. Hamilton ant
VIII Duncan, McHenry; H. c. Dever
route 1, Olaton; w. H. Maddox
Echols; Otis White, Flint Springs
r.. w. Tinsley, Greenville; Rev. FL
Wesley, route 8, Hartford; Esq. c
E. Scott, Prentiss; w. f. Stevens an
Joe Chapman, No Creek; John W
Beck, ]. A. Bilbro, John c. Riley an
Miss Alma Riley, city; Tom Coz
Rosine, Deputy Sheriff Sam Keowr
Beaver Dam; John Fl. Thomas an
Henry Carter, Narrows; and STA
Stevens, Cromwell.
In this issue of The Republican wi
be found the announcement OF Nj
C. o. Hunter for the Republican non
nation for the office of County Coul
Clerk of Ohio county. Mr.. Huntt
was born and raised on the farl
, near Smallhous this county and ell
gagged in school teaching in the coul
ty for four years. For the past FOL
years Mr.. Hunter has been chief d.
putty in the clerks office, where |
has shown thorough competency al
has familiarized himself with the re
lords and duties of the position in
manner which renders him well II
ted for the office to which he a
pires. If nominated, he will make
strong candidate in the final ele
ton.
Several weeks ago many families