The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-09


day and renewed their faith In The
Republican, were Messrs, G. +. Whit
tinghih, Fordsville route 2; Robt
A. Davis. route Hartford and James
Gray, Narrows route 2.
"The Pilgrim Girls will be the
fourth attraction in the College ly-
ceum course at Collese hall tonight.
A ladies' orchestra composed OF some
OF the best talent in the country will
favor you with all the latest music.
Mr.. Virgil Elgin returned Monday
morning from Mississippi. where he
had been prospecting for several
days. He expressed himself as well
pleased with that State, and will prob
ably locate there in the near future.
Miss Ophelia Ward and Mrs.
BERTHE Rial, No Creek, Messrs. j..
w. Sanderfur and Rev. ELI Wesley,
route 3, Hartford; Mr.. J. B. Ashby
and sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Duke, Whites
wi je, were pleasant callers at this
office Monday.
"The Pilgrim Girls are all ar
lists and wholly deserving o. the
praise given them without stint by
cur people. "-Williamso w. Virgin
la News. This lady orchestra will APP
pear at College hall tonight. DO not
fai to see andl hear thine.
The Hartford Literary Club is maxi
ing arrangements to have Miss Cora
Lee Smith give an entertainment
here the last of this month. Miss
Smith is a splendid reader and enter
tainer and the local Cub is fortunate
in securing her services at this time.
Judge r. r. Wedding, ex-county
judge of this county. has opened his
office in rooms over the office form
erly used by Judge J. B. Wilson,
on Main street, and near the post
office, and in rooms formerly Occu-
pied by Attorney Otto c. Martin. and
will practice law hereafter.
The Board of Equalization of Ohio
county composed of the following
citizens convened Tuesday morning
at the court house: Hosea Shown,
Thomas Keown, VIM. Sanderfur Eli
jah Render and Herbert Render. Mr..
o. r. Tinsley is acting as clerk OF
the Board. They will likely be in
session about a week at this time. :
BY special arrangement we are en-
ab,ed to offer the Womans' World,
Home Life, Green's Fruit Grower
and Farm Life, four splendid month
ly magazines, together with one
years subscription to The Republic
an. for SIPS. This holds good for
either renewals. old subscriptions. or
to new subscribers. You cannot af-
ford to miss this bargain. II.
or the pilgrim Girls" the lyce-
um course number at College hall
tonight the "vindicator" Of New
Beth,taham. Pa. says: These Pill
grim. Girls are firmly anchored to
the Plymouth Rock Of Success. Each
one is clever, versatile and charming.
May they come again into the hearts
OF New Bethlaham citizens, Cor they
are assured hearty welcome"
The Methodist Ladies Sewing Cir
Gle at the annual election Of officers
yesterday selected Mrs. John T.
Moore president Mrs. John Duke
Duke vice president and reelected
Mrs. John G Keown secretary and
treasurer. The report for the year
was very gratifyins. being the iars-
est of-the existence OF the Society.
$628.0O. These ladies deserve great
credit for their efforts in behalf Of
a new church in Hartford.
Hartford's new city council with
Mayor J. C. Her presiding. met Mon
day evening, and reelected r. T.
Collins city clerk; ]. P. Stevens
city marshal, and selected Hon. Nc
Dowell A. FOgle city attorney. These
selections are all good ones, and with
Police Judge Otto c. Martin and
Attorney Fogle AZ a working team,
and Marshal Stevens to look after
the peace Of the city. Hartford should
be we'll taken care OF in the future.
Rough River Lodge No. ITO Kniehts
of Pythias held largely attended
meeting Tuesday evening. the occa-
sion being the annual installation
of officers. The following were in
stalled: Chancellor Commander, John
w. Taylor; Vice Chancellor, DR.. j.
r. PiItle: Prelate, Mcdowell A. Fosle
Master OF Work. w. F. Anderson;
Keeper OF Records and Seal. w. r.
Hedrick; Master at Arms. James F.
Gtlkspie;. Inner Guard. A. X. Ander-
son; Outer Guard. Albert Rial. Re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the session and much enthusiasm
manifested during the meofing The