The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-06-19

be on the ground at the Annual
Red Mems Picnic at the High
View, July 18th. He has pictures
right in quality and price.
DIR. l.. b. Bean wishes us to an
nounce that an return for liberal pa
tronage given him me has reduced the
fare on his auto line between Hart
ford and Beaver Dam to 25c. When
in need OF good prompt service cal
Both phones.
Mr.. f. NJ. Woodward, acting for
Mr.. Paul Woodward, has reached an
agreement with the building commit
lee Of Methodist church as to fine
price of erecting the church here,
and il is supposed that "a contract
VIII soon be signed
Miss Marie Austin entertained a
number Of friends at the home IF her
BROTHER G. p. Austin in Beaver Dam
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for twelve. Rev. b. w. Napier and
sister Miss Key Napier City were
among those present.
Iarkin Griffin is agent for the ia
nous Spalding Steam Laundry and So
licas your patronage. This company
is well known in Hartford and speaks
for itself. Please leave your laundry
at residence opposite College. Will
call on MoLlay mornings.
Mr.. A. d. Taylor & Son will pre-
sent Beasts Of the Jungles" and
The Interrupted Calu Panty on che
screen at DR.. Beans opera house to-
night. Four big reels in all. Admis-
sion 15c. Come out. Beaver Dam
Saturday night at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. Jennie T. McHenry. in care
Of her son, Mr.. John J. McHenry,
and q nurse, returned home Sunday
from an extended visit TO Louisville.
While in the city Mrs. McHenry got
a serious fall but Is now much i'm
proved. Mr.. McHenry returned Sun
day.
Mrs. F. l.. Felix who has been
spending several weeks in the East.
will return home Saturday. accom-
panied by her son and daughter. Mr..
Douglas Felix and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Felix. Miss Felix recently grad
luatsd from National Park Seminary,
Forest Glenn, Nd. while Mr.. Felix
has been attending Yale University,
New Haven.
Mr.. William Bryant, Carlo, Illinois,
formerly a resident of Rosine. this
county Is home ON a visit. His son
L. G. Bryant until recently member
of the % Co. Coast Artillery, Station
ed a. Elizabeth City, Maine. WAS
with HIM and paid our office a call
while in town Tuesday. Mr.. Bryant
WAS for several years stationed in the
Philippine Islands.
Circuit Court adjourned last Friday
after a short session and little bust
less. TIN most important case dis
posed of was the two election contest
cases. They were dismissed ON mo-
ton of the contestants after the re-
count of the ballots, each party to
pay his own costs. The Republican &C.
cupants of the two offices, County AT
torney and County Court clerk, Were
never in any danger Of losing and had
the proven illegal votes been thrown
they would have gained from twenty
to thirty more majority.
While down at Mr.. Fords farm last
week for an outing q shot gun WAS
accidentally discharged inside the
BUNGALOW and struck Miss Marian
Holbnook. who was seated on the
outside Of the house. The walks Of
the building, however, saved the
young lady as the shot were well
spent when they reached her. only a
few taking effect in her side. The
injury was slight and she ia. now.
with the exception OF the shock. no
worse off for the experience. MR..
McHenry Holbrook. who was seated
near his sister. Yves glazed on the
neck by one Of the stray shot. )
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