The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-07-29

page OF The Herald and Is vel
worth reading. Also watch for on,
of his 5000 large circulars teemini
with bargains, being issued from til,
Herald's job rooms.
Mr.. James Sullenger, greensboro
visited relatives near Hartford 9
few days last week. He spent a few
hours in Hartford last Saturday
morning, enroute home.
BoarIers wanted-At Inglesid,
Cottage. Sulphur Springs, Ky. Quiet
location, everything home-like. Fa.
nous sulphur water free. Rates
very reasonable. Cumberland phone
2St4 SARA G. SMITH.
Mr.. w. II. CundiT. of Hartford
Route 6, candidate on the Socialist
ticket for Congress in this district
and nephew. Mr.. VIM. Stofer, OF
Louisville, we're among The Herald's
callers yesterday.
For a buggy as cheap as the
cheapest and as good as the best,
call on Cooper &c Co., Hartford.
They can save you money on any
thing you may need in this line. See
them before buying.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Render. wife and
douubtor 80 Inu;,y;IIa arr;vad I'm
Hartford last Friday to make his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rem
der, and other relatives ten-days
visit.
Misses Elizabeth Lott, Wooster,
Ohio: Carolyn Long, Chester. Pa. !;
Nancy Graham Offutt, Louisville,
and Eunice Katherine Shouse, Lex
ington, arrived in Hartford yester-
day to visit Miss Mary Elizabeth
Felix.
Hon. d. II Smith, of Hodgenville,
was in Hartford yesterday i'm the in
terest of his candidacy for the short
term for L. S. Senator. Mr.. Smith
is at home in Hartford and Ohio
county and met many old friends
while here.
Catching the spirit of improve
ment, Messrs. Z. p. Moore and Iler
& Black are putting down new con-
crete pavements in front of their
stores on Main street. Let several
other property owners follow their
good example.
The Ohio County Teachers Insti-
tute closed here Friday, after about
the best session in the history of the
body. County School Supt. Shuts
''set 'em up to ice cream to the
teachers in the court house yard
Thursday evening. The whole af.
fair was very enjoyable.
Mr.. Richard T. Ross, formerly OF
this county, but now connected witt
the United States Department OF
Agriculture. Forrest Service. ha:
been transferred from Harrison
Ark, to Flagstaff, Ariz. Mr.. Ross
informs us that Flagstaff is a pleas
ant place to live and has a delightful
climate.
Cooper & Co. have purchased
from the Barnes Automobile Co. ;
Ford touring car to put on the Hart
ford and Beaver Dam transfer line
This makes two cars they have OF
this line. The latter car will likel,
be kept at Chinn & Co.'S livery sta
BILE. Beaver Dam, thus giving cal
at both ends Of the line.
Ex-Gov. A. Il. Wilson spoke a
the court house here last Wednes
day in the interest of his candidac!
for L. S. Senator. Had 1t not beef
that the Teachers Institute was il
session he would have had about /;
'baker's Dozen" but several of the
teachers stayed to hear him. Hi
coming and going created no com
ment
Charlie Moseley. son of J. w
Moseley, the blacksmith, came nea
losing his eye from shot from al
air gun Monday, He was loading
the gun and the BIB shot did not e
into the gun as easily as he though
1t should and in order to get it dow
he hit the butt of the gun on hare
substance. causing the gun to go OFF
| the shot striking his eve a glancin,