The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-01-17

DurB county, out came 10 ONO COun-
ty in his early manhood. He was
educated at West Kentucky College,
at South Carrollton, and DePaw Uni
versity. Judge Glenn's first astivities
in Ohio county was as an instructor
in Hartford college. Later he took
up the practice of law to which he
has devoted his entire attention since.
Judge Glenn was at one time Police
Judge of the town of Hartford.
VI. l.. Hcavrin.
NJ. l.. Heavrin grew up on a farm
near Rosine. After attending the
public schools he entered Hartford
college to complete his education. He
was admitted to>practice at the Hart
ford bar in 1887, but later attended.
and graduated from, the Law De-
partment of the University of Louis
vile. He was elected county attor-
ney in 1897 and served one term.
He successfully maintained legal
partnerships with Shelby Taylor FIR
hNot " obu anu al tlui MIN, anu II
at present associated with Otto Mar
tin. Mr.. Heayrin has made in re-
cent wears speciality of criminal
practice.
J. II. Fogle.
J. f. Fogle is one of the Oldest law
yers at the Hartford bar. He was
reared in Casey county and was adj !
mitted to the bar at Liberty, but came !
to Ohio county in 1872, since which |
time he has been a wellknown local |
attorney. Judge Fogle has not been /
for several years now in active |
practice, and is leading a quiet and
peaceful life at his home
otto &. Martin.
Otto Martin is one of the young
est lawyers at the local bar, having
been licensed to practice in 1911 He
was educated at State University. and
received a degree in law from the
law department of that institution.
He is associated with NJ. l.. Heavrin
in law practice, and is also Master
Commissioner of the Ohio circuit
court. Mr.. Martin is one of the few
Hartford attorneys who did not serve
the public as a school teacher be-
fore becoming a lawyer.
Mcdowell Fogle.
Mcdowell Fogle, is son of Judge
J. r. Fogle. and has been practicing
aw since 1911. He was educated
1t Hartford College. at State Univer-
'ity and at Harvard. Mack is our
sole bachelor lawyer. Mr.. Fogle and
'lr. Martin were admitted to the bar
1t the same time.
II. 4. Taylor.
II. p. Taylor is the only one of our /,
ocal attorneys who is a product of I
Hartford. Mr.. Taylor was admit /,
ed to the bar in 1881, and has been ,
n continuous practice since. lie is ,
me of the few lawyers who has new ,
r been a candidate for office. He is ,
ttOrney for the Illinois Central Rail- (
Dad Company. and handles consid- /,
rable corporation practice. 4
II. y. l.. Simmerman. 4
II. F.. l.. Simmerman is a native 4
Z Washington county, Tennessee. He 4
anne to Ohio county in 1890 and at 4
ended Hartford College. He re- (
urned for permanent residence
4 the county in 1894, and married 4
liss Jesse Ford, daughter of Mr.. and 4
Irs. J. w. Ford Mr.. Simmerman Z
'as sworn in at the Hartford bar in Z
S94. and later formed a legal part
ership with Judge J. S. Glenn, with
HON he has been since associated.
Ir. Simmerman is also the proprietor
the Hartford Drug Company.
J. T.. Sandcfur. ,
]. p. Sandefur is the Nestor of the :
artford bar. having been admitted ;
, the practice of law in 1871. Mr.. :
was reared in breckenridge ,
'unty, but came to Ohio county when
young man. and engaged in school
ne Was citCltu county at 4
,rney in 1872. reelected in 1876,
ld enjoys, with Mr.. c. Il. Smith. the
stinction of being one of the two
Ell ever reelected to that Office in
hio county.
w. III. Barnes
w II. Barnes was reared on
,rm near Hartford, and received Z
Is education at Hartford college.
r. Barnes was the valedictorian of Z
s class. and his Grafton attracted Z
tentiOn. lie was admitted to the z
lr in 1892 and formed a partner Z
Zip with T.. p. Neal, with whom he
'acticed until the latter's death Z
ater he formed a legal partner Z
Zip with Mr.. c. e. Smith, which re- :
tion still continues. Mr., Barnes 4
rived as Police Judge of the town I
Hartford, and was elected county :
torney and served one term. :
Hahn n Wilson J