The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-01-08

| Oklahoma, has returned with his
family, and will again locate in old
Kentucky.
Miss Winnie Smmerman and her
holiday guests, Misses Brewster and
Sutton, returned to Nashville Tues
day where they will resume their
studies at Ward Belmont
The Citizens Bank, of Hartford
only recently changed from a Ma
tional to State Bank. Its state
ment, which we carry in this issue
shows a sound, safe condition.
Call at Foreman's barber shop,
/ Taylcr's old stand, for good service,
shaving. hair cutting, shampooing
and baths. Childrens' hair bobbing,
electric and hand massaging spe-
cialties. 26t4
Miss Mary Elizabeth Felix return
! ed to Boston Tuesday to resume her
work in the New England Conserva-
tory, after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
! l.. Felix.
Anyone contemplating infalling
pressure tank in residence or Of
| fee for cold or hot water, will do
well to see j. a. Duke and w. j..
Bean, the Plumbers and Steam Fit
tiers, Hartford KY, before making
arrangements. 26t4
viii Taylor, of Beaver Dam, was
given an examining trial before
charge of house breaking in connec-
tion with the Hudson Jewelry store
robbery some time ago. He was held
to answer to the grand jury with
bond fixed at $500, which he gave.
The NJ. II. & E. II. r. has put on
new train. which leaves IrvingtOn
after the Louisville and st. Louis
trains pass that place reaching Hart
ford at $40 p. m. Leaves Hartford
at 2:05 p. m. returning to Irving
ton in time to make the evening con-
nection for Louisville and the West
on the L. II. e. St. l.. n. X.
Rev. 3. w. Napier preached to
large and appreciative audiences at
the new Methodist church last Sun
day morning and evening. This was
the first church service for the con-
gregation. i'm its new home and the
change from the court house to the
splendid church was enjoyed by all.
There were six additions at the two
services,
The lecture of Ralph Parlette at
College Hall last Thursday night
was a rare treat to all who heard it..
| The subject was THE University of
Hard Knocks" With wit, pathos
and eloquence the speaker held his
audience for two hours and the time
seemed short. Next Monday even.
ing. Jan. IL, VIM. II. Stout will be
heard and the wise ones are asking
you to be there for a great evening.
We this week announce Mr.. Cal p.
Keown a candidate for the Republic
can nomination for Circuit Court
| Clerk of Ohio County at General
primary election Saturday Aug. z.
1915. Mr.. Keown is well known in
all parts of the county, having
served two terms as Sheriff some
years ago. He is thoroughly compe-
tent and has made good i'm every
position of trust which he has held.
He will make an exceedingly strong
candidate.
Otto c. Martin has announced for
the Republican nomination for the
office of Circuit Court Clerk. Mr..
Martin is a young attorney of the
Hartford Bar and is thoroughly quail
/ flied for the office. He is at present
police Judge of Hartford having been
elected Nov, 1913, overcoming a
large Democratic majority. with a
strong opponent. If given the nomi-
nation he will make a strong and
vigorous fight to carry his party to
victory in November.
In this issue we carry the an
nOuncemnt of Mr.. j. II. Thomas, OF
Narrows, a candidate for State Sena'
tor in this district. Mr.. Thomas
asks the Republican nomination al
the genral primary election. He has
always been a CONSTANT hard work
ing Republican and never before has
asked for any preferment at the
hands of his party. He is man OF
strong ability, both as writer and
speaker. For sevral years he was
editor of this paper He has acted
as chairman of the county campaign
committee several times, always with
market ability, During the late State
campaign he had charge of the press
bureau at headquarters in Louisville