The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-07-13

Mrs. ]. T. Davis and son, Master
Elmore d., spent a day or two with
the family of Mr.. A. NJ. Barnett, the
first of the week.
Mrs. w. w. Riley, returned home
Wednesday, after a weeks visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Tay-
lor, Of Greenville.
Dan and John King, left here Mon
day for Louisville, where they will
be employed on the Government Can
Torment, being established there.
/ All the Elite people, when in town
leave their horses in care of A. J.
Williams, Cooper's old stand. Fewer
flies and coolest stable in County 1t2p
Capt. Soyer, of the Medical Corps.
3rd., INIT, KY N. G., was here Tues
day night and Wednesday morning
to examine recruits for Co. H.
Mrs. E. w. Cooper and little
daughter. Ann, of Nashville, Tenn.
Cooper's mother. Mrs. c. NJ. Barnett.
Misses Arlie Thomas, Gladys Mas
on and Ernestine Ralph, visited
Misses Vera and Tina Midkiff last
week. Miss Tina accompanied the
girls home.
Misses Ella McKenney, of Beaver
Dam and Winnie d. Simmerman,
City, returned from a two weeks
visit to friends in Hannibal, Mo-, on
last Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas W. Acton, eighty sew
en- years old, died at his residence
near Sulphur Springs Sunday and
was buried in the Midkiff burying
ground Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Harper and
daughter and Mrs. Fannie Harper
France, of Danville, H., spent Sun
day here, the guests of Mr.. E. P.
Thomas and family.
Miss Beatrice A. Haynes went to
Owensboro on last Sunday to attend
the funeral of her Aunt. Mrs. Mary
May, which occurred at Rose Hill
Cemetery on Monday.
Interesting exercises were held at
College Hall on last Thursday night
in connection with the presentation
of Diplomas to SO graduates of the
Common Schools of Ohio County.
Miss Willye Smith, after sojourn-
ing a week or ten days in Akron,
Ohio, returned to Hartford last Sun
day and has resumed her position as
Official Reporter for the Ohio Circuit
Court.
Prof. Henry Leach and son Hinton,
left Wednesday morning for Bowie,
Texas, for two or three weeks visit
to relatives. They will visit Marlin
Springs, Galveston and other points
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Marks, after
spending a few days here with Mr..
Marks mother and family, Mrs. T.
s. Marks left for Gafney, S. c., where
Mr. Marks has position with the
Southern Railway Co.
Mesdames NJ ]. Ross, j. II. B. Car
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Acton, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. T. Likens, Messrs T. II.
and II. b. Bean attended the funeral
of Mr.. T. w. Acton, near Sulphur
Springs, on last Monday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meaders OF
Leitchfield, Mr.. and Mrs. James Han
cock, of Dukehurst, and Mr.. Beatty
Hancock of Bowling Green, were
guests of Mr.. r. II. Gillespie and
family, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. B. w. Napier's subject at
morning service on next Sunday will
be "Paul's Debt" A union service
will be held at night on same date at
the M. e. Church at which service
Rev. S. E. Harlan will deliver the
sermon.
WANTED-Old Iron at75c 100
lbs. Rags at $1.75 per 100-lbs., Beef,
Horse and Mule Hides 15c h., Gin
seng, Yellow and Mayapple Root at
market prices.
ID. l., ID. SANDERFUR,
sits Beaver Dam, Ky.
Mr.and Mrs. A. r. Plummer and |
son, Master Neil, motored thru from
Evansville, Ind, to Centertown, on |
last Saturday. Mr.. Plummer re-
NAMED only a day or SO, but Mrs.
Plummer and Neil will spend the |
summer at Centertown.
Mr.. Herbert F. Felix, a member of
Co. b, Signal Corps, Ky. N. G., who !
was home on short leave of absence,
was called by telegram Wednesday |
for duty at Dixon, in connection with |
the trouble between Miners and
Operators growing out of the strike.
DIR. w. l.. Lawlace, candidate for