The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-10

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hayAeld.-On account OF scarlet fs-
YER In the west end sf the city the west
ward school has been ordered closed
indefinitely ~ tho board Of health.
Richmond.-P. s. whitiock. sheriff,
severely injured when an automobile
turned over and pinned him beneath
on the Lexington pike. 10 recovering
Mayeviile. that the ham
ding Of creosoted railroad ties has had
"corroding and poisonous" effect on
his body, Frank Sleber died suit for
500 against the c. & o. Railroad.
Lexington. officfnt report
shows tobacco sales for the season to
date reach 47.3T5,S70 pounds, average
s5Os2 per hundred, and 1t Is estimat-
ed 20 per cent of the crop has been
delivered.
Lexington.-O.. Burbank and y. 3.
Jones, suing for the OIL Fields Devel-
opmeht Company, ask $4,416913 in
damages and judgments against the
High Gravity Sales Company. alleging
a fraudulent conspiracy.
Lexington.-A car driven by Miss
Margaret Ardery, Paris, went over
30-foot embankment at the end of
Short street, broke down fence and
stopped on the front porch of DWELL
ing, no one being hurt.
Georgetown.-crossing a field near
Donerail on his way home from
lodge meeting, Washington Sims fell
and broke his leg. He lay two hours
before his calls for help were heard
and his condition is serious.
Observation-Disclosures announcing the
death of J. NJ. Farley, 70, prominent
merchant of Whittemore, Iowa, have
been received here by Ed Farley,
brother of the deceased. Farley was
former resident of this city.
Henderson. AT the direction Of
council, the corporation counsel is
drafting an ordinance which makes
compulsory the removal Of paint from
saloon windows, and the taking down
Of liquor signs.
Cuntop.--Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Samuel,
living two miles north of Clinton, have
Just been advised that their daughter,
Miss Mya Samuel, has been made SUI
perintendent OF the Lucy Brinkley
Hospital. In Memphis, Tenn.
observation-disclosures f. Short. one Of
the best known men of Western Ken
lucky, died at his home here. Mr..
Short has been in falling health for
the past four years. He was 6S years
old and is survived by his wife and
five sons.
Danville.-Henry Sallee, who has
spent the winter at home with his fam
lily, left for Augusta, Mont, to superin-
tend the seeding of the remainder of
his 96O-acre farm to alfalfa, which, It
is said, will make him the largest
grower of alfalfa hay.
Owensboro.-G. H. Cundiff, a farm
er, Of Daviess county, has filed suit
against the city Of Greensboro for
$500 for alleged personal injuries
sustained when an electric pole fell on
a wagon in which he was driving and
he sustained serious injuries.
Milton.-Word has been received
here by the friends of Prof. ID. v. Ter
rill, head of the School of Engineering.
University of Kentucky, Of his promo
ton to the committee ON tests and ill.,
vestigation of the American AssOcia-
ton of State Highway officials.
Clinton.-H. H. Thomas has Just 10
Gated in Clinton for the purpose OF
leasing 10000 acres of land in the west
end Of the county, and as soon as he
can get this number of acres leased the
company which he represents is going
to put down deep test well for oil al
once.
Dover. - The local pean-button
works, which was made present to q
New Jersey corporation by Its found
ers, who found 1t beyond resources.
has doubled its capacity within four
years, and. In addition to muscle shells
from the Ohio, is importing she,ls from
the Orient