The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-04

strangeld to death during an attack of
Group, having been well an hour be-
fore.
Stanford.-Just as J. w. Williams
and wife cleared the Hanging Fork
bridge, the embankment collapsed and
the road will be impossible for
week.
Campbellsburg.-No has
been received by Aaron Hardin that
Lorenzo Harden, his son, bugler, died
while with the expeditionary forces in
France.
Bowling Green.--Because they mad
Joined the navy, charges against Chas.
and Herman Poston, accused of break
ing into the Country Club, were dis
missed.
Danville.-Hudson & Davis bought
the Cogar Coal and Grain Companys
business at Harrodsburg and will OPP
crate under the management of Ed
ward Dillehay.
Grayson.-Charles Johnson and Will
liam Sparks, Elliott county, arrested
at Hitchins with three suit cases con-
tanning rs quarts of whisky, were
brought to Jail here.
LeXington.-When ]. c. BOude and
wife were overcome with gas fumes in
their home, she was able to reach Il
telephone and call neighbors, who
saved their lives.
Observation-Disclosures Wizard, whose IL
cense number Is the same as Governor
Morrow's majority in the November
election, will trade auto tags with the
Chief Executive, who drew the number
1910.
Lawrenceburg.-Unc of the
approach of train, Harry McAfee
attempted to cross the railroad ut the
depot, narrowly escaping when the
engine tore Off front wheel and
fender.
Falmouth.-Joe Jackson sold 500
pounds of tobacco here, which GRANT
county farmer claimed had been stolen
from his barn, and Jackson turned
over to him STA for which the leaf had
been sold.
Stanford.-In tearing out shelving In
his store for repairs, L. Il. Coleman
found $50 in bills between the casing
and wall, its presence there being a
mystery of the long ago which has no
explanation.
Observation-Disclosures word from Ross
creek, where Durr RAIDER and Johnnie
Freeman were killed following dance,
is that they were shot from ambush,
and there Is no clue to the identity
Of their slayers.
Danville.-Sheriff Farris inaugurates
new order in announcing that he pro-
poses to prosecute every person har-
boring an unlicensed dog, subject to
fine of 800, and large increase in
licenses is expected.
yanceburg.-Mrs. o. d. Hemnlng-
way will be tried on warrant sworG
out by Miss Viva Carpenter, of Fio--
ence, charging abusive language. The
defendant accused Miss Carpenter OF
q Irritation with her husband.
Ashland.-Pollceman Mills and Fire
Chief Kinkaid fired upon two fleeing
men In a suburb of 'Catlettsburg who
were said to be Isaac and Hebe Kirk,
accused Of Staying Sheriff Wells and
Detective Harmon, in Johnson county.
Hopklnsville. The Pembroke
Strawberry Growers Association will
increase its average from 800 TO 500
acres this spring; an association has
been formed here with $50 acres, and
at Elkton 100 acres have been pledged.
HIarrodsburg.-When hogs rooted up
his bluegrass avenue during his alb
sence last year, Wayne Watts had 1t
pl0wed for reseeding, then decided TO
set tomatoes and has just sold the
crop for $2,012. for which he thanks
.he hogs.
Cynthiana.-Burns received when
ais clothing took fire from crate are
expected to result In the death of the |
,-year-old son of Johnson Sturgeon.
Mayfield.--Mrs. Almetta Jones, 81.
lied at the home OF her son near West
Plains from burns sustained when her
clothing caught lire from a stove.
Winchester.-The bursting OF a wa
er pipe on the third floor of the
Perry building damaged furniture
tored OH the second floor and stocks
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