The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-28
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CULLINGS
From Kentucky

Harrodsburs.-The 6rm Of Powell b
Currens sold $4,000 worth Of fox
hounds the past season.
Observation-Disclosures caused the
death of L. d. H. Rogers, "a, former
jailer Of Hopkins county.
Hazard.--Andrew Shepherd, %,
banker and educator, died Of apoplsxy
at his home in the county.
, Georgetown--After service Of twenty
years, Ernest Ashurst has resigned az
chief Of the fire department.
Lexington.-Dr. s. II. HALEY will
accept appointment to the State Board
of Control, succeeding G. U. AcElroy.
Winchester.-John Mullins, farmer,
died from injuries received when
thrown from horse several years ago.
Winchester.-By breaking the glass
In a door, thieves entered the Hadley
grocery and secured number Of over
alls.
MaysvilIe.-The return of the county
assessor shows an increase in the val
uation of property by three million dol
lars.
Paris.-The burial of Mrs. Anna
Jane Weathers, 49, who died of gen
eral debility, took place at Clinton
vile.
Elkton.-Col. Ben T. Perkins, bank
er and railroad president, fell on the
pavement at his home and broke his
arm.
Observation-Disclosures Miller sus-
tanned a broken arm when his horse
ran away and the buggy was demoi-
ishcd.
Fulton.-DeWitt Holly has been dec
grated with the Cross de Guerre for
SdliitlltIs III luc bubtie VI A'iuhN @tAoht
Ridge.
Smithland.-Leslie Coyle, -, shot
and killed a wild cat in Trigg county
which was larger than the dog which
freed him.
Winchester.-Herbert Helms new
automobile was wrecked when it col
lided with a semaphore in the street in
the night.
Mt. Sterling-Mr. John Pegs who
has been seriously i'll and who recent
ly underwent an operation, is much
improved and able to be out.
Catlettsburg.-M!ss Famone ROus-
scau, p, who came from Paris, France,
was married here to Jesse f. Brown,
10, who met her while overseas.
Augusta. kitchen to the house
Of Mrs. Lou Weimer, on Third street,
was burned. Good work by the iirelnen
saved the main building. Loss about
500.
WillIamsburg.-The fourth moon
shine still to be found in a week was
brought to town by Deputy Sheriff
Pace and a pOssee, but the operators
escaped.
Covinpton - Edmund Lramar farm,
er, found his brother, Anton Kramer,
5S, i'll with tuberculosis at Carthage,
O., after search of twelve years, they
having lost trace of one another many
years ago.
LcXington.-The report of the super
visor of sales shows that for the sea-
son 1906, $50 pounds of hurley tobac-
co have been sold here ut an average
of 80 cents.
Mt. Stcrling.-A. II. Settlers, OF this
city, has sold to \. b. Cox, of Comp-
bus, o., his fast PAGER, Judge Hays, for
fancy price, and has been shipped
TO his new owner,
HcnderSon.--The bond OF John Dos
sett, alleged robber of the bank ar
Smith Mills, on which his father was
security, was forfeited when he failed
10 appear for trial.
Madlsonville-J. Il. Alexander resign
ell as president of the Hopkins County
Bank and is organizing a new institu-
ton to be known as the Citizens Bank
and Trust Company.
SOmerset.-The crowd which gather
ed at the Methodist parsonage for
pantry shower for the pastor caused
stills under one room to give way, pro-
ducing a small panic.
Bowling Green.-A large barn con
tanning 1000 pounds Of tobacco and
considerable provender. the property
Of Allen Gregory, was destroyed by
ire Of unknown origin.