The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-02-18
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CULLINGS
From Kentucky

Prncetoa. - John Perry, farmer
Ased at bic hssse IN the ssuss4y ct the
age Of 80.
Buriington.-ScaYiet fever In the
neighborhood caused the suspension OF
~ local school.
haysvills-Mrs. Clarence Foster, Of
he county, sold 90 turkeys fer S425. ~
- buyers in this city.
haysviile.-Alex Casey, farmer, was
stricken with paralysis on the street
sad his condition is serious.
Bardstown.-Henry Whelan has en-
tered upon his second term as post
master, having been re-appointsd.
Haysvllle.-lIrs. Sarah Garland, IS,
local barber for ~ years, died Of pneu-
naonla.
hidway.--Tbe Amusee Tbeater has
been bought by Llcien and h. II. Chill
ders. from William Campbell, for
$4,000.
! Hawesville-Frank Moore bought q
horse from L. f. Evan, Hartford, By
telephone for $3.50, never having seen
the animal.
Danville.-W. J. Faulconer and Roy
Pickett rented fifteen acres at the head
Of Main street which they will plant
N tobacco.
Acknowledgements, who broke into
the office of the Ashland foundry were
rewarded only with q revolver and
ammunition.
Somerset.-Attemptin to ease a fall
on the slippery street, J. w. Sears
threw out his arm and sustained three
broken fingers.
Calhoun.-Mrs. Ashton Bryant has
sued for divorce, $4,000 alimony and
an attachment, alleging insobriety and
cruel treatment.
Somerset.-Local capital has f.
nanced a cancer saratOrium, which has
been Incorporated and will begin oper.
alton Immediately.
Observation-Disclosures Group caus.
ed the death of two children of III. II.
Coffee, aged 2 and 4. within few
hours of one another.
LeXington.-Four weeks will be re
quired 70 restore wire, and light sys
tens OF the bluegrass TO normal as the
result of sleet damage.
Midway.--The Christian church has
extended call to the Rev. r. L. Rid
dell, pastor Of the Chopper Christian
church for seven years.
COrbin.-D. L. Brown, who is cash.
Ter of the Farmers Bank. London, was
elected president of the Security Bank,
Which he organized here.
Stanford. Fleece Robinson, Ian
caster, was elected cashier of the Lin
coin National Bank to succeed Will
liam NJ. Bright, deceased.
Georsetown.-Wl!liam II. Allsop, Of
Long Lick, is in Il critical condition. !
having suffered from bleeding at the |
nose for more than week.
Mt. Sterling.-Part of a shotgun |
shell which was blown into the eye of |
Carl Boyd while hunting may cost him
his vision, physicians state.
COrbin.-AIlss Lula Sutherland was
shot i'll the hip Tl.tn q revolver being |
handled by Ellis Murphy, IL, her cou-
sin. accidentally MAS discharged.
COrbin.-H. q. Booker caught O
heavy string Of fish in Lynncamp
creek, to the surprise of anglers who
had never wei lines In mid-winter.
Lawrenceburg.-Wor will be com
menced March l on 100000 church
house for the congregation OF Chris
tlans at Main street and Chautauqua
avenue.
Falmoutk.-Mrs. Claudia Triplett.
accused OF Staying her husband, was
indicted Oh ~ charge of murder. for
mer indictment having been found t.
be defective.
Corbln.-Deafness from age is b.
lieved to have been responsible for III,
death of Dr. Matt Sullivan. struck b!
q train while he was walking along til,
track near Siler.
Dlxon.-'rhe Rev. A. H. Stone per.
formed his 27Gih marriage ceremony
here when he united Severina Cialone,
Of Providence, and Miss Matte Cow
an, of Whcatcroft.