The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-09-01


ows and Orphans Home of the Chris
tian church at Louisville will speak |
at the First Christian church Sun
day evening. Rev. Harlan will fill !
his regular appointment at st.
Charles.
Messrs. T. II. Black, r. E. Lee
Simmerman and Allison Barnett at
tended the Rockport (Ind.) Fair Fri
day and Saturday in the interest of
the Ohio County Fair.
The Bank of Hartford has install
ed a new Burroughs adding machine.
The machine is one of the latest
models for balancing accounts. 1t
is so complete that it automatically
locks on overdrafts and by the touch
of a button the exact amount is reg
istered.
The management of the Ohio
County Fair company considers itself
fortunate in securing the services OF
the Greensboro Band for the fair Sep
TENDER 81 to 23. This band is well
known in Ohio county, it having
played for the old fairs of by-gone
days and it will prove big drawing
card for the big show this year.
Mr.. Hooker Williams left Wednes-
day morning for Frankfort, where
he has been appointed a guard at
the State prison. He resigned as
marshal of Hartford to go to the
capitol. Mr.. Williams stated before
leaving that he would not accept the
place until he had made investiga-
tions. His family will remain here
for the present.
Pastor b. w. Napier will fill his
appointment at the Methodist church
here next Sunday morning and night.
Subject Sunday morning, "PauPs
Idea of Pastoral Authority" Sun
day night, 1.-The Satisfying Power of
Great Aspiration" There are
only two more appointments before
Conference. Everybody invited, and
especially let every member try to
be present.
At a meeting of the City Council
Monday night w. II. Burton was
elected chief of police of Hartford
TO fill out the unexpired term of
Hooker Williams, resigned. Burton
has accepted and already has plans
under way for cleaning up the town
and making improvements. He has
the reputation of taking great inter-
est in any undertaking with which
he is connected and he will make the
city a good official.
The same company that made the
Ohio County fairs famous will be in
full charge of the fair this year. The
Greensboro Band, one of the best in
the State will make music. Good
show rings. fine floral hall exhibits,
thrilling races and amusements of
all kinds. Make your arrangements
now to be there. Nothing will be
left undone to make September FL
1929 DAYS long to be remembered.
Tell your friends that you will meet
them at the prettiest fair grounds in
the State.
Miss Marian Holbrook entertained
Friday evening with lawn party for
her guests, Misses Mary Anderson,
of Louisville. and Mary Smith, OF
Fordsville. A very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by the following:
Misses Mary Anderson, Mary Smith
Mattye Duke. Nancy Ford, Lucille
Pirtle, Leila Glenn, Gayle Tichenor,
Winnie Davis Simmerman, Margaret
Williamson. Mary Carson and Eliza
beth Moore. Messrs. Estill Barnett.
Cecil Felix, Harold Holbrook, James
Glenn, Arthur Kirk. Vernon Lyon
Glenn Barnes, Royce Iglehart, Parke
Taylor, Fred May, Hamilton Morton,
and Mcdowell Fogle.
One of the most pleasant social ev-
ents of the year was the theater par
ty given by Miss Leila Glenn Tues
day evening for her visitor. Miss
Margaret Williamson. After being
entertained at the Star the party re-
tired to the home of Miss Glenn
where a delightful luncheon was
served. The following were the
guests OF the evening: Misses Mar
garet Williamson. Edith Duke, Ehie
Duke, CORN Flener, Mary Anderson
Gayle Tichenor, Winnie Davis Sim
norman, Norine Barnett, Elizabeth
Moore, Marian Holbrook, Lucille Pr
tie, Mattye Duke, Nancy Ford and
Louise Phipps; Messrs. Royce lyle
hart, Parke Taylor, Estill Barnett
Arthur Kirk. Hamilton Morton, OF
Nashville; Hoyt Taylor. James Glenn
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