The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-05-11

Hartford, Ky.
The Woman's Benefit Association,
Ladies of the Maccabees, will meet
on the second Thursday OF each
month at the home of Mrs. Schlemer,
Commander.
LOST--One combination X. of p.
Masonic Watch Charm, between my
home and store. Finder please re-
turn to A. r. Carson and receive re-
ward.
Mrs Duke. who was the surviving
widow of Mr.. Dave Duke, died at
Whitesvilie on Tuesday and her re-
mains were brought mere for inter
ment in Oak Wood on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. w. O'Bannon, Mays Lick,
arrived in Hartford last Saturday.
Mrs. O Bannon, accompanied by her
| sister. Mrs. X. u. Duke, are now Wis
ting their father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs b. w. Stewart, near Select.
Quarterly Conference of the NJ. E.
| Church, South, Hartford Charge, will
be held at Mt. Herhon, tomorrow
and Sunday, preaching at IL o'clock
each day. The business session will
he held at 9 o'clock, tomorrow even
ing.
A chicken shower will be given by
the Ladies of the Mt. Hermon, NJ. Z.
Church, on Saturday the 18th, and
Monday the 18th. Fowls will be re-
ceived at the Church or Produce
House of w. E. Ellis & Bro, Hart
ford.
y Will pay 35 cents a pound for
springers ] to / u lbs, 40 cents a
pound for springers / Il to lbs.
Hatched out since the first of the
year Must be free from feed. Prices
good until May 18th, 1917.
w. E. ELLIS & BRO.
Sergt. Gilmore Keown, of Co. H.
| Ky. n. G., has been selected as one
of the fifteen from the third regiment
TO take special training for the Off
GERS Reserve Corps. The many
friends here, of Sergt. Keown are
much pleased to learn of this deserv-
ed recognition.
Otis Howard, of this place, who
has been a student in X. S. u, dar-
ing the past two years is home for a
short stay. Mr.. Howard has made
application for membership in the
Army Officers Reserve Corps, has
been accepted and is expecting to
leave at an early date.
Leave your Laundry at Sshapmires
Printing Office. Special attention
given out of town customers. Laun-
dry called for in town on Mondays
and delivered on Fridays. We arc
agents for the White Swan Laundry
and guarantee the work.
/ 44tf SCHAPMIRE & ELLIS.
HOES-We have a IoI OF goose
neck Hoes that will chop the wseds
ana grass out of your crops. And
we are selling them cheaper than
you can buy them elsewhere. Price
others, and then come 10 us.
S. l.. KING & CO.,
Hartford, Ky.
Mr.. O. b. Brown, of Simons, an
Announces his candidacy for the Repub-
lican nomination for j. p o. C. from
the Rockport Magistereal District,
this week. Mr.. Brown is a farmer
and mechanic, good business man
and exceedingly well qualified for
this important position. If nominal
ed his election is assured.
Having purchased the ,up-to-date
restaurant heretofore run by l.. T.
Riley, on Main street, l will be glas
TO have my friends call. You will
find everything neat, plenty to eat
and courteous treatment always.
Remember the place--near Star
Theater. j. A. TATE,
Hartford, Ky.
Sidney A. Williams, w. Park Tay-
! Tor and Matthew Benton were In
bowling Green Tuesday for the purr
pose of taking the examination for
entrance to the Army ohicers Re-
serve Corps. II is reported that each
passed the examination and all viii
start tor Fort Benjamin Harrison
indianapolis, Ind, at an early date.
Farming hnpiements-We handle
| the Celebrated Vulcan Chilled and
Blue Bird Plows, Corn Planters,
Disc Harrows. Cultiyators, Moving
Machines, Hay Rakes and various