The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-11-04

or two the first of the week. He
came down to vote, returning home
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. ID, b. Hancock, who had been
visiting the family of r. II. Gillespie
for several days, has returned to
Lebanon, KY, with his wife to re-
sumo work in the oil fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Riley, city,
are the proud parents of their first
born. which the stork left with them
yesterday. She weighs ten pounds
and they have named her Lois.
Mr.. j. w. Robertson has sold his
farm on the Beaver Dam pike to Mr..
Berry Rial and Mr.. Robertson has
purchased the Andy Afford residence
on Clay street, in East Hartford.
Mr.. r. A. Nofsinger, who former
ly conducted drug store i'm Hart
ford but has recently been living at
Sacramento. has gone to Greensboro,
where he is engaged in the same
business.
Mr.. Alonzo. Smith and Miss Ethel
Wade. both of Fordsville, We're mar
ried at the Rhoads House in Hart
ford last Thursday, Rev. II. p.
Gwinn, pastor of the Christian
Church. officiating
o. r .O'Bannon, the Main street
groceryman, has on sale the best of
Groceries, Flour, Meat and Feed
stuff and also buys country produce.
Strict attention to orders and prices
always satisfactory 43t4
There was a first-class motion
picture show at DR.. Beans Opera
House Saturday night. 1t was a
well staged play embracing three
long reels and was equal to any af-
forded in the large cities.
Miss Bessie Gillespie. oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Gil
lespie, left for Louisville last Mon
day morning where she went to ac-
cept position in the Jewish Hos
pital, preparatory to becoming a
trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Lee Simmer
man. accompanied by Mrs. Judge j.
S. Glenn. daughter Miss Leila and
son James Glenn, spent last Satur-
day in greensboro shopping. They
went down i'm Mr. Simmerman' s
large touring car.
At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of Hartford Division, Ohio
County Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company, recently, Mr.. Marvin
Baird, of near Hefiin, was elected
manager for a period of two years.
He took charge Monday.
The Hartford Republican was mis-
taken when il said, "Mr. Debs was
the first man who had ever been a
candidate for the Presidency to Wis
it Hartford" James B. Weaver. who
was candidate for this high office,
made two visits to Hartford.
Mr.. w. +. Ellis. the local produce
merchant. has installed a new IL
horsepower kerosene engine togeth-
er with a complete grinding and
crushing outfit. This machinery is
all new and of the latest patterns,
which adds very much to Mr.. Ellis
plant.
The Sheriff of Breckenridge eoun-
ty passed through Hartford last
Wednesday on the west-bound l.. &
n. passenger train. with six prison
ers who had been convicted and SEN
fenced TO terms in the Eddyville pen
itentiary from the Breckenridge
Circuit Court.
Mr.. Fred Lauterwasser. the shoe
maker, has presented theHeraid with
fine specimen of vegetable gourd
grown in his garden at the edge OF
town. II grew In the shape of a
loop and weighs l0i2 pounds. In
the early stages of its growth it
makes good eating.
News was received In Hartford
the latter part of last week that the
little fiye-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lewis, who live In San
Antonio. Texas. had been killed by
an automobile. The accident hap
pened Thursday. though particulars
We're lacking. The little fellow was
an only child. The parents have the
deep sympathy of many friends here,
where they formerly resided.
Millinery.
At my home at Sulphur Springs.
VIII be in Hartford TO take orders
on Mondays. SARA C. SMITH.