The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-24

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equipped, both by ability and expe-
rience. for his work.
In the competitive indoor rife
match between the Company II. X.
N. G.. team and the citizens team,
of Hartford. held at the armory
Tuesday night of last week, the for
mer came out winners by IL points.
For Blount's Steel Plows. Oliver
Chilled Plows, Disc Harrows, Corn
Planters and all other farming i'm
Elements. call on us. Quick sales
and small profits Is our motto.
ACTON BROS,
St2 Hartford. Ky
Miss Lucille Taylor. who has been
teaching at NcHenry and who was
recently taken to Louisville. where
AN operation for appendicitis was
performed, was thought to be some
better when last heard from yester-
day but yet in serious condition
!
| Jerusalem Artichokes-The croI
that makes enormous yields of the
very best stock feed. February and
March is the time to plant. Price
$1.25 per bushel at farm.
X. +. BARRETT.
7t3 Beaver Dam, Ky.
Mrs. II. w. Barnes, OF Beaver
Dam. who was called to Hartford
! last Wednesday on account OF
the illness of her daughter, Mrs
Paul Woodward. returned home
Monday. Mrs. Woodward being con-
valescent.
Have a large stock of Red Tor
and Red Glover Seed. Will sell
/ reasonable. Think. it advisable to
/ buy early, as the outlook is higher
Also have Burmuda Grass, Blue
Grass and Timothy Seed.
w. +. ELLIS & BRO.
jt4 Hartford, Ky.
Milton II. Smith, Jr., son of the
President of the l.. e y. II. II. Co..
was in Hartford Wednesday consult
ing with the company's local attor-
ney and other citizens with the OBJ
ject of arranging better train SER
vice to and from Hartford on the
NJ, II. & f division
Messrs. James 4. Davis and AL
bert Cox, Hartford. Route |; l.. VI.
Rhoads. city: j. S. Bennett and
Weaver Barnes, Hartford, Route 3;
5. p. Mckinney, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Circuit
Court Clerk. We're among The Her
aids callers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. IA. lglcheart en-
I tertained with bounteous dinner
at their beautiful country home
near West Point church on the 18th
! inst in honor of the list birthday
/, of their only son, Byron Franklin
There was large crowd present
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and the occasion was much enjoyed
Mr. Jesse Felix. Olaton, was in
| town "a day or two last week. He
came down to play i'm the Hartford
basket ball team in the games play.
ed at Hartford Friday night and
Beaver Dam Saturday night. ScoF
at Hartford "a 10 In favor of Bea'
yer Dam. and the score at Beaver
/ Gam was so to in favor of Beaver
Dam.
! Mr. G. T.. Morrison and wife, who
have been sojourning at Zillah
Wash, have returned to Fordsville
this county. They We're called back
to Kentucky on account of the ill
ness of Mr.. Morrison's father, who
Is in declining health. While the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
rison regret the cause of their re-
turn. they all gladly welcome them
back.
Judge J. :. Glenn went TO Owens
boro Monday afternoon to look af'
ter his interest in his race for the
Democratic nomination for Circuit
Court Judge for the Sixth Judicial
District. Judge Glenn will spend
this week in Daviess and HANCOCK
counties in the interest of his candi'
dacy. He is receiving most flatter'
ing encouragement wherever hs
goes.
slr, r. G. Dix. State Secretary
Messrs. 5. A. Harris and p. l.. Cor
bin. Safe workers. " NJ. c. A.. Were
In Hartford sunday and Monday. IN
behalf Of Camp wekenboca. Z
christian training and recreation