The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-12-31


whisky rewarded thieves who forced
an entrance into the John Bowling dis
tillery.
Livingston. - L. ]. Driskill has
threshed out 26O bushels Of soy beans
which were the by-product of q field
of corn.
Padncah.--Dark tobacco averaged
$50, highest for the season, and one
crop caused excitement when bid to
S20.25.
Winchester.-WAile seated at the
breakfast table, George Fox, 65, died
from the rupture Of blood vessel In
the brain.
Owenton.-Jesse Jackson, 21, died
from injuries received in a collision
between his auto and that of Louis
Alexander.
versailles.-Robert Montgomery sold
three crops of tobacco at 45, so and 60
cents, and Dennis Harp sold one crop
at so cents.
Maysville.-Mrs. Cecil Gray cut h,
throat with her husbands razor, first
writing note generating every one
from blame.
RichmOnd-An operation saved the
life Of little Jimmy Livengood, Berea,
who swallowed James d. Black cam
paign button.
ancaster.-Benjamin Grimes, y,
who killed Jim Grimes, his nephew,
February o, was given 20 years in the
penitentiary.
Mt. Sterling.-Edwin Foster Rich
| ardson, Q months old, was found dead
in his bed at the home of his parents
on Queen street.
Falmouth.-C. H. Lee, for % years
cashier of the Pendleton bank, was
elected president to SUCCEED j. B.
Thomas, deceased.
Paris.-H. r. Baker was held to the
grand jury on charge of giving cold
check in payment for an automobile,
which he later Sold
Versallles.-Sylvester Boston. who
received the contents of his shotgun
in his leg whole hunting, is believed
to be out of danger.
Madisonville.-Pass of the $780,
600 bond issue insures construction OF
federal highways east and west
through this county.
Owensboro.-A world record was es-
tablished when Pryor leaf was sold al
60 cents, and general sales were strong
at around 10 cents.
Neutrality-suspicious. a requislticn
just issued Norman Holbrook will be
brought back from Indiana to answer
a charge of bigamy.
Lexlngton.-Berkshire hogs from the
College of Agriculture won second
money at the Chicago International
Livestock Exposition.
Taylorsvllle.-This place was flood
ed for fourteen hours as result Of
the overflow of Salt river, but damage
has not been extensive.
Danville.-L. J. Taylor, who suffered
a broken leg In the fall of his plane
here ten days ago, was we'll enough to
be taken to his home at Libertyville,
Illinois
Harrodsburg.-Afrs. Bette Redwitz
has received word that her son, Otto,
sustained serious injuries to his leg
when he fell through an elevator shaft
at Winston-Salem, n. G.
Clinton.-The garage at the home of
Joe Ed Jackson, in West Clinton, burn
ed, together with seven passenger
Mitchell automobile. Loss estimated
at Sl,7OO, with Sl,275 insurance.
Lexington.-A gray eagle measuring
z feet between tips and weighing 20
pounds, was wounded and brought to
the city captive by John Wagner, a
tenant Of the Winchester road.
|. Whitesburg. When the engine head.
light showed a possum crossing the
track on, North Fork the train crew
Joined In brief possum hunt. losing
their quarry In cave.
Grayson.-Lewis Brown, 30, was shor
through the head and killed by a rims
bullet which Tom Bloomfield, rs. under
arrest, says he fired at random.
Frankfort.-Mrs.W William Cromwell,
author of work on parliamentary law,
has been advised that q large ordsr
has been received from Japan.