The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-03-29

8. 8. Acton, Dundee; w. e. Berry,
T. d. Duke and Nit II. Combs, Hart
ford, Route Il; J. s. Bennett, Hart
ford, Route 8; Bernice Tichenor,
Centertown; N. G.. Boswell, Olaton;
l.. NJ. Hatcher. Route 4, and l.. s.
Truman, Narrows, Route 1; N. G..
Camp and T. N. Daniel, Olaton,
Route 1; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Aus
tin, West Hartford.
At a recent meeting of the Ohio
County Republican Executive COM
mittee Mr.. E. G.. Barrass was
elected rs chairman for the next
four years. w. s. Tinsley was at
the same time chosen as secretary.
The case of Don Millcr's Admr. VS..
Taylor Coal Co., was reversed in
Court Of Appeals. Lower court gave
verdict Of $4,000. The case of Shell
by Robinson VS.. McHenry Coal Co.,
verdict of $4,000, was affirmed in
Court of Appeals.
Mr.. w. y. Moore, of New York
City, vic had been on visit to rel
ativcs here, returned home Monday.
He was accompanied Is far as Louis
vile by mis- father, who went to the
Falls City to have another minor
operation performed for nose trou-
BILE.
Miss Mamie Keown. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Keown, Fords-
vile, who formerly attended school
at Hartford, is very i'll. Sheriff S.
o. Keown and wife spent last Thurs
day at her bedside. At last account
yesterday she was but little if any
better.
Mr.. Mike Graham. of the firm of
Graham & Smith, contractors for the
building of the three miles of pike
| on the Hartford and Centertown
road, arrived in Hartford Monday
and will begin putting the rock on
the road as soon as the weather will
permit.
Mr.. w. F. Shiffiette is opening up
an enterprise here to be known
as the Ohio County Bottling Works,
which will be located in the old
Taylor barber shop on Center street.
He will have associated with him
Mr.. Loney Hoover, who has had con-
siderable experience in the business.
Mail in your order for high grade
Acid Phosphate-16 per cent-$1
per hundred pounds. Barn Wheat
and Oats Grower $1.20 per hundred
pounds. Golden Leaf Tobacco Grow
er s1.25 per hundred pounds. The
above prices at car.
d. L. D. SANDERFUR.
1873 Beaver Dam, Ky.
II is announced that the Hartford
College Lyceum Course will probab-
ly be abandoned for the coming sea-
son, for lack of adequate support.
This is to he regretted. These enter
! tainments were of decided advan-
, tage to the town, both educationally
and for pleasure. 1t is hoped they
| will be continued.
Commonwealth Attorney C. f.
Smith returned home Saturday from
busy weeks session of the Mclean
County Circuit Court. There We're
seven convictions on the Common
wealth's side of the docket as fol-
lows: Two for storehouse breaking,
two for assault and battery, one for
petit larceny and two for selling Ii
quor in local option territory.
In the presence of only few
friends and relatives, Miss Annie
Lee Taylor and Mr.. w. B. Brown
We're quietly married at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Eek Hudson,
Hartford, last Wednesday. Rev. B..
W. Napier performed the ceremony.
The bride aud groom left for Point
Pleasant Wednesday afternoon
where they will reside in the flu
tlrc.
Mr.. Wood Briggs, who entertain
; ed at Hartford College Monday
night, added fresh laurels to his
splendid reputation as a story tel
Ter. A large audience greeted him
and he seemed to be at his best. Mr..
Briggs is a speaker of ability and
he well knows how to please the va
ried tastes of mixed audience. His
, humorous stories are sidesplitting,
and in the next few minutes he Will
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