The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-11
KENTUCKY
NEWS ITEMS
Condensed Netps OF Interest
From All Parts Of the State

Il
iii Condensed Netps OF Interest
From All Parts OF the State
Columbia.--J. b. Burton, IS, q mer.
chant ut McGaha, died Mt his home
there.
Glasgow.-w. t. Robinson, Tomp.
kinsvllle, bought the Davis Hotel from
J. T. Mansfield for $500.
Georgetown. = Following blank
docket for December, two arrests have
been made In the first half of January.
Flemingsburg. Samuel Human, 81
fell dead from sled Of heart disease
while at work at his farm near Ewing.
Prestonburg.-W. T. Mellon, 81.
Confederate veteran and police judge
for many years, died at his home here.
Maysville-M. r. Birmingham, 81,
Union veteran, member of severai
Maysville lodges, died at Manchester.
Marion. - The Marion Hardware
Company has bought the old Christian
church and will convert it into q ware
house
Ashland.-The plant OF the A. c. &
/. Furnace, damaged $4,000 by fire
following boiler explosion, will be
rebuilt.
Newport 1.-THE Rev. p. S. Hausmann
resigned as pastor Of ST. Paul's Evan
geiical church to accept a charge in
Louisville.
Cynthiana.-Options are being Sc
cured on property preparatory to Sc
lection of a site for the Soldiers Me-
moria! Hospital.
Wnitesburg.-Because of an alleged
Insult to his wife, Thomas Nolen shot
and killed Upton Wallen, Il nelghbor,
on Mallens creek.
Lebanon.-rhe Rev. J. ]. Pike, IS,
for many years in charge of st. Charles
Catholic church, died at an intrmary
from pneumonia.
Frankfort. - Mrs. Kate Langford,
Lawrenceburg, died suddenly at the
home of L. l.. Moore, uraemlc poison
Ing being the cause.
Maysville-Another State bank here
is in process of organization and will
occupy the old building of the Farm
ers' and Traders Bank.
Cynthiana.-O. L. Trent. represent
Ing Louisville brokers, is organizing a
new bank, which will begin operations
with capital of $4,000.
Bloomfield. - Thomas Nelson, 6S,
who killed himself with a revolver ar
his home. had been town marshal of
Fairfield for several years.
Princeton.--Eli Culp, SO, flagman,
was killed at the depot when he
crossed the track behind one train and
stepped in front of another
Paris.-AIrs. Annie G.. Daugherty,
Observation-Disclosures of Governor Gar
rard, and granddaughter of General
James Garrard, died at the age of II.
Newport.-Frank H. Covalt, former
city clerk, of Newport, died at the
Home of Union Printers, Colorado
Springs, where he had been several
years.
Harlan. - The American Express
Company was fined fifty-nlne times for
alleged violation in 1918 of the anti |
shipping liquor law, fines aggregating
S4,110.
lemingsburg.-E. Gardner, rural |
carrier, had q narrow escape from |
death when a telegraph pole fell |
across his automobile, on line with the
windshield
Richmond.-Meageri information of a |
double killing on Ross creek, Estill |
county, has been received here. John
Freeman and W. n. RAIDER were al |
legged victims.
Augusta-Mrs. William Breeze died |
as result of injuries received when
her vehicle was struck by an automo-
bile as she was EN- route to hospital
for an operation.
Catlettsburg-Tom Jones, convicted |
of murder in Greenur county, and here
for safekeeping, was granted new
trial and allowed bail In the sum of
$1,000, which he gave.
Newport.-M. ]. Stole and Matt
TCehMeyer owe their lives to being