The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-05-14

succeed Mr.. w. s. Tisley and Judge
w. II. Barnes, the latter having
been elected by the Board to Gil the
unexpired term of Mr.. II. +. Lowe,
resigned.
The wood work of the First Ma
tional Bank and the New CONNER
cial Hotel building are receiving a
new coat of paint which will add
very materially to their appear
ance.
Rev. Il. b. English, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Hartford,
went to st. Louis, Mo-, yesterday
where he will be in attendance at
the Southern Baptist Convention
which convenes in st. Louis to-day.
Just received a new line of Feed
Stuff. Also a nice line of Flour,
Meal and Fresh Groceries, at low
prices. Our motto is to live and
let live.
r. L. DEvER & CO.,
2Ot4 Hartford, Ky.
The first baseball game of the
season was played at the new Hart
ford Baseball Park last Saturday
between the Fordsville boys and
the local team. There was a large
crowd present. The result was 10
to in favor of Hartford.
Our linotype machinist, Mr.
James Nance, went to greensboro
last Wednesday to have small tu-
morous growth removed from one
of his eyelids. DR.. Hoover per-
formed the operation and it was
entirely successful.
DR.. Claude Wilson, of Fordsville.
attended the fifteenth annual con-
vention of the Kentucky Osteopath-
ic Association, held at Louisville
last Thursday and Friday. DR.. Will
son was on the program and took
an active part in the meeting.
Correspondents and anybody else
writing anything for The Herald.
will please sign their real names to
articles or communications they
send in. Their names will not be
printed. unless requested, but we
| want to keep tab on all that goes
in The Herald.
The Bank of Hartford has just
completed the work of remodeling,
painting and decorating its home.
Mr.. Frank May did the painting
NJ. Bean the granting and John G.
Keith and Harvey Flat the paper
hanging. The Office is now very
commodious and presents splen-
did appearance.
Prof. J. c. Cheek, representing
| the Western Kentucky State Nor
NAL School at Bowling Green. is in
Hartford in the interest of that in
stitution. The Summer School Of
the State Normal begins June 1f
and continues six weeks. II de
serves the hearty support of the
people of Kentucky everywhere.
Messrs. A. T. Ross, Beaver Dam
Route 2; s. ]. Weller, cashier Dun
dee Deposit Bank, Dundee; Ben w
Taylor, Hartford, Route 6, candi
date for Justice of the Peace i'm tn,
Bartlett's Magisterial District; LIE
King and Z. E. Tinsley, Hartford
Route 6; Joe S. Bennett. Hartford
Route 3. were among The Herald''
callers Friday.
The fronts of the City Restauran
and the building occupied by Jew
eler r. w. King are being newl,
painted. The post-office building
was painted last week. In fac
quite a number of the residences il
Hartford are receiving their sprins
dressing. Nothing adds more {,
the appearance of a town than neat
ly painted and well kept buildings
DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Bryan, o
Shanghai. China, delivered talk
at the Baptist church here last Sun
day. DR.. Bryan Sunday at Il
o'clock a. m. and his wife to tn,
m. DR.. j. NJ. Sallee, OF Beeville
Texas. preached at the Baptis
Church Sunday evening at 1880
The services were all very interest