The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-06-30

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Miss Sophia woerner, has been on
the sick list for . few days, bpt il
now improving - 80
Deering Mower supplies Of all sorts
may be procured from w. E. Ellis
& Bro. Supplies always on hand.
Mr.. Dan Aultmire, wife and child,
OF Carrier Mills, ILL.,, are visiting rel
atives and friends in and near
Hartford. They will likely be here
for a month or more.
Loans wanted in Muhlenberg, Nc
Lean, Daviess, Webster, Butler and
Ohio counties on good flrst-class real
estate for years.
w. II. PARKS.
soft Hartford, Ky.
Hon. Ben Johnson was in Hartford
Friday and Saturday. so he said, try
ing to find someone to take the
Hartford postoffice." The Congress
man was an appreciated caller at The
Republican Office while here.
If you wished to be served with
something good to eat, at a price
which will make you sorry you didn't
eat more, go to d. II. Tichenor's. A
good meal to fit the largest appetite
at a price fitting the smallest purse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cooper and
three children, of Pierre, S. Dak.,
arrived in Hartford yesterday to Wis
il Mrs. W. NJ. Hudson. They will
visit other relatives in the county
while here. MIR. Cooper is another
Ohio county boy who has gone out
and made good.
A wire has been received by Mr..
E. L. Birkhead from Hon. Ben John
son advising that he will be appoint
ed postmaster at Hartford to succeed
II. b. Martin, whose term has expir-
ed Mr.. Birkhead's appointment is
the result of a compromise by the
majority of the candidates.
Mrs. w. II. Renfrow, Mrs. w. S.
Dean, Mrs. j. A. Duff, Mrs. ]. E.
Mitchell, Mrs. Paris Mcdowell, Mrs.
Josie Duke, Miss Eva Phelps and
Messrs. Virgil Renfrow and Tip
Bean. Dundee. and Miss Eva Wealth
erholt, of Cloverport. were here
Monday 10 see "The Battle Cry Of
Peace" ".-'fa -s Z
D.. The home OF Yr. w. c, Wallace.
four miles southwest of Hartford.
was totally destroyed by fire late
Sunday morning. Practically all of
the contents were destroyed. There
lie a suspicion of incindiarism but so
far no clxe has been found and the
motive is unknown. The house be,
longed to Thomas Williams whose
loss is estimated between $4,000 and
1880 with $500 insurance Is ~
Mise Ella MeEenney DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained a large number 81 Young
people on the lawn of her home In
Beaver Dam Tuesday evening in hph-
or of Miss Maude Sutton. Carthage,
Mo-; Miss Bess HARRISON. De. Funiak
Springs. Fla; and Misses Margaret
Peter and Alma Norawitz, of Han-
hibaI, Mo-. who are visiting Miss Nc
Kenney and Miss Winnie Davis Sim
norman, Several Hartford guests
were present.
While in conversation with Lieut..
c. u. Shown, Marvin Hoover, ser
geant OF H Company. was attacked
by r. l.. Paris in front of Fuqua's
store in Beda Monday evening and
badly beaten about the head. IT is
alleged that Paris used q lap ring
and so decorating were his blows that
young Hoover was unable to accom-
pany the company to FIT. Thomas.
Sheriff Keown went out Monday
night but could not locate Paris. He
returned Tuesday morning, howey-
err, and made the arrest. Paris was
brought before Esq. Shown, the
County Judge being absent, and his
bond was fixed at s2.5O, which was
made. II is said that the trouble
came up over an old law suit. Hoov-
er was a student in the Hartford
High School here last year and is a
quiet unassuming young man. He
has many friends, in Hartford.
For Sale. -.
81 acres Of farming hand -fSr,sale