The Hartford republican., 1915-03-12


dence recently occupied by Mr.. Ike
Sanderfur. Mr.. Sanderfur moved in
to part of Mr.. J. p Sanderfur's res
| idence on Union Street.
Those from distance who attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Anderson
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Anderson,
Owensboro; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom An
derson, Beaver Dam; and Mr.. Sam
Anderson, Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin ID. Thomas
left yesterday for Morgan Ky, where
Mr.. Thomas will engage in business
with his father-in-law. All Hart
ford, the younger people especially,
regret TO lose this estimable couple
snd wish them much success.
The Overton road case which was
tried before Esquire Shown in Ceun-
ty Court last week was decided by
him Wednesday. He decided in favor
of the petitions for the road, with
the 'proviso that the county Is to
pay only $50 of the entire cost OF
establishing the road
The Cambridge Players ended a
successful years lyceum work here
and their entertainment wxs highly
enjoyed by a large audience. The
people of Hartford should appreciate
their lyceum course and show it by
pledging their support for the coming
season.
Revs. Petite, pastor of the Hart
ford Baptist Church snid q. M. Shultz,
pastor of LivermOre Baptist Church.
will exchange pulpits Sunday. Rev.
Shultz is an old Hartford boy in
whom We all have an interest. He
will preach both morning and even
ing and should have barge cUngrega-
tions to hear him
Section Three of the Methodist
Sewing Circle, viii entertaia March
18th. in the basement of the new
church. The ladies hope to meet all
their friends that evening, assuring
them they will receive a most gener-
Gus welcome. Next week the ladies
will give a short eutline of their pro-
gram.
At a meeting OF the School Board
Monday night the following teach
ers for Hartford College were cho-
sen: II. f. Brown, Principal and
President; Henry Leach, Vice Pres
ident; Miss Leila, Glenn, high school
teacher; o. ID. Carson. 9TH and Sth
grades; Miss Gorin Flener. 5th and
9th grades, Miss Elizabeth Moore,
Sd and 4th grades; Miss Katherine
Pendleton, primary grade.
The local electric light plant was
closed down for repairs Monday and
many thought we would be without
light and water for at least a week.
The large drive belt had to be ship
ped to Louisville to be spliced and
the fire box had to be refined thru
out. Under THE direction of the
hustling manager, MIR. E. G. Barrass,
the work was completed Tuesday and
the lights were only OFF one night
The Ohio County Fiscal Court was
in session Tuesday and Wednesday
with all the members present. A
large amount OF routine business was
transacted. Judge Wilson presided
and County Attorney Smith was pres
ent as legal adviser. The following
Magistrates compose the Court: El
Shown. b. w. Taylor, Winson Smith.
S. w. Leach. r. c. Tichenor. b. F.
Rice. w. S. Dean and l.. A. McDan-
iel.
Messrs, E. p. Moore. Sam Barnett,
e. T.. Birkhead and w. S. Tinsley
attended the funeral of Mr.. Arch
Lewis, of near Thurston, Daviess
county. last Monday. They went as
the representatives of Hartford
Lodge No. 110. X. of p. of which
deceased was a member. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Frank Hartford, after which inter
ment took place at the yellow
Creek cemetery.
The Drug Store of Wilbur Mitchell
at Beaver Dam was broken into Tues
day night and considerable amount
of dope was stolen. Access was