The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-05-03

| idst hOuudy. AS commissioner u
the Daviess County Circuit Court
he came up to make a sale of som,
land in suit of Holbrook, Admir-, &C.
VS.. Hamilton, &C.
Mr.. Joseph Schroeder, who recent
ly moved to Livermore. KY, made {
good catch of fish the night -befor,
Easter. He set out 10 bank hooks
On Easter morning he took off %
pounds of fish-one 11-pound buffa
10 and IL pounds of catfish.
The people who know most about
ranges invariably buy the MAJES
TIC. The man from the factory will
explain why If you visit our SPE.
CIAL MAJESTIC DEMONSTRA.
TION-one week commencing May
8. E. p. BARNES & BRO,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
The speed laws regulating auto.
mobiles are Just as much in force
now as they ever were. According
to reports there are some wanton
violations of these laws every day
by autoists in this section of coun-
try. We simply call attention to
this matter to avert accidents and ia
talities If possible.
Gillespie Bros. have moved their
blacksmith outfit to the brick shop
next door to their old stand. A
frame building has been erected
back of this shop TO- the woodwork
department for this shop. The old
building recently occupied by them
on the corner of Main and Union
streets, has been torn down.
Don't take anybody's word for it
insist on knowing how a range is
made, inside and out, and you Will
buy but one in lifetime. A range
expert will be in charge of our SPE-
CIAL MAJESTIC DEMONSTRA-
TIONS for one week, commencing
hdy y. Aoh Hill.
E. P. BARNES & BRO,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
Ellis, Jr., the little two-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Foster,
living in East Hartford on Madison
street, met with a serious accident
Saturday, when he slipped and fell
in the yard, straining his hip joint.
The little fellow is very fat and
chubby. Doctors were summoned
and he is getting along all right
now.
There was a large crowd in at
tendance at the Baptist Sunday
School Convention here last Sunday.
A fine program was carried out and
1t was very enjoyable occaAion
Dinner for all was served on the
ground. Beaver Dam and .McHenry
furnished the two largest delega-
lions. The former about 200 and
the latter a close second.
Mr.. Thomas H. Black and wife,
accompanied by DR.. ]. w. Taylor,
Hartford, went to Louisville last
Saturday, where Mrs. Black will be
operated on for tumor and a growth
taken finer throat. Mrs. Black
will be taken to the Jewish Hospital
where the operation will be per-
formed by DR.. Samuels, assisted by
DR.. Taylor, one day this week.
Mr.. Earl Hooker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sciota Hooker. Centertown,
who recently returned from the L.
c. McLain Orthopedic Sanitarium.
st. Louis, Mo-, was in town Monday |
and gave The Herald a call while |
here, His right foot. which was
very much crippled when he went |
to this institution last Setember, is |
now almost normal. His mother
was with him while in st. Louis.
The following named parties from |
Hartford took advantage of the L.
& N. excursion that ran from Prov
ldence, KY, to Louisville last Sat
nrday. returning Sunday night: Mr..
Fred Cooper and wife. Mr.. ]. d.
Duke and wife, Mr.. e. d. Thomas
and wife, Mr.. Arthur Petty and
Wife. Mr.. w. p. Midkiff and wife,
Mrs. E. f. Birkhead, Mrs. Pearl
Yeiser and Mr.. John Bircher.
Messrs. John T. Moore, Elizabeth
own; DR.. ]. R. Pirtle, E. G. Bar
rass, w. S. Tinsley, Allison Barnett
and James Lyons went to Grassy.
On Rough river. last Saturday to
spend a week fishing. Mr.. Lyons,
however. came home Monday on ac-
count Of Circuit Court being in SEES
sion this week. At last account no
'ne of the party had been snake
bitten, but were reasonably well for
ifed against the bite of a reptile.