The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-07-21

also done to the corn and peach crop
. in the Nocreek neighborhood and
other points in the county. few
barns are reported to have lost their
roofs.
Miss Elizabeth Smith will return to
Russellville to-day, after two
/ weeks visit with Miss Mattye Duke.
She will be accompanied home by Miss
Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ford, of
route 4, visited their sister, Mrs.
/ James T. Davis, and other relatives
near Sunnydale, from Friday until
! Sunday.
Mr.. f.. r. Sanderfur, of Edgerley,
La, a former Ohio county boy, was
here Tuesday. MIR. Sanderfur is con-
nected with the Lyons Gulf Coast Oil
Company.
Mrs. X. ~. Williams and children,
Elizabeth Morton Williams and Bob
williams, Jr., arrived Friday for an
extended visit with Mrs. Williams sis
ter, Mrs b. w. Napier.
Prof. and Mrs. f. s. Howard and
| little daughter, Triphena, returned
! to their home here yesterday, after
four or five days visit to friends
and relatives in Caneyville, KY, and
vicinity.
Until July 22nd Acton Bros. will
sell their Burner New Process Oil
| Stove, complete, for only $500, the
Burner for Sf4.OO. A nice reduc-
ton. 2t2
Commonwealth Attorney c. f.
Smith went to Calhoun Monday to be
in attendance at the Mclean Circuit
| Court. The term is expected to last
two weeks.
Mrs. +. E. Birkhead. who under
went an operation in an greensboro
hospital recently, is considerably i'm
proved and is expected to be able to
return home soon.
a. X. Anderson, Quartermaster
| Sergeant of II Company, arrived from
FIT Thomas Monday night. He will
likely be excused from service under
the dependent clause.
Mrs. j. II. Williams and daughter,
Pauline, returned from Madisonville
| Friday. where the latter was operat-
ed upon by an eye specialist. 1t is
not known yet whether or not the
'operation was successful.
Mr.. Coleman Hewlett, of Altoona,
Pa, chemist for the Pennsylvania
I Railroad Company, was in Hartford
on business Friday. Mr.. Hewlett
grew up a resident of this county and
is another Ohio countian making
good.
Misses Maybelle and Eta Sowders,
of Evansville, Ind, and Miss Marie
Kimbley and Mr.. Harry Ebermann,
of Greensboro, passed through Hart
ford Tuesday on motor trip to
Chattanooga, Atlanta and other
points South.
The automobile belonging to the
Sheriff of Daviess county wrecked
on the Marvin's Chapel hill about two
weeks ago, passed through Hartford
Wednesday enroute to Owensboro.
The accident happened when the
brake failed to work.
Mr.. j. A. Nelson has opened new
grocery in the Griffin building for
merly occupied by the Hartford Mu-
sic Company. Mr.. Nelson is well
known in Hartford, having lived here
several years ago, and expects large
patronage from his old friends.
E. p. Barnes & Bros, big profit
sharing sale at their Beaver Dam
store is attracting attention in all
parts of the county and hundreds
are taking advantage of the bar
gain prices offered by this progress
sive firm. The sale lasts until July
90. See the double page ad in this
issue, also Barnes regular space.
The doors of the City Restaurant
have been closed and the former pro-
prietor, James Lyons, will probably
move to some other town in the near
future. The restaurants business
did not justify its continued opera
ton and Mr.. Lyons decided to close.
He had not decided yesterday where
he would locate but will likely re-
main in the restaurant business.
At a meeting of the chautauqua
committee in the Bank of Hartford
rooms Wednesday, il was decided to
hold the chautauqua in Hartford
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