The Hartford herald., 1920-03-24


from Robert Richardson and others for
$4,000.
Eichmond.--Local Knights Templar
have just placed an order for new uni
forms that the commandery may par
ticipate in the conclave parade at Lex
ington in May.
Hickman.-Dr. II. u. lands, Of Illi-
Dols, bought from Bob Hille, a farm at
Stumpy Point Landing, several miles
about Hickman, consisting Of $50
acres. for $65,OOO
Paris.-Twenty-nlne Mexiesns have
arrived here from Loredo, being sent
by labor bureau for extensive con-
struction work on the Xalapa estate of
Edward Simms, this county.
Wilmore.--The Deposit Bank has in
safest safe maDufactured es prccau-
tionragainst robbers who have looted
series Of banks in the state.
Frankfort.-Authority vas granted
by State Banking Commissioner Geo.
g. Speer. for the State Bank Of Stearns
to open for business The bank was in
corporated with $4,000 capital stock.
Paducah.--aIrs Mary Lowe was
awarded damages of $1,000 against the
city and taXlcab company because Of
Injuries sustained by being driven over
q rough street when returning home
from a hospital.
Bowling Green.-At the meeting of
the Fiscal Court W. IL. Rogers was APP
pointed farm demOnstrat0F 0f Warren
county for the year He succeeds ".
c. Trice, resigned The salary Of the
farm demonstration was fixed at $500
per year.
Iancaster-J. r. Scott, expert TO-
baccO uUctioneer, who has just finish
ed his worE as auctioneer NJ the Ian
caster Loose Leaf Warehouse Co. will
leave in q day or 50 for TOrOato, where
he will auction tobpcco at the first
Loose Leaf market ever opened in Can
ada.
LeXington--A stirring chapter was
written into the lives of eighty-two
aged wards when they were trans
ferred from the historic Fayette Poor
House to II $4,000 building near the
city, with steam heat, electric lights,
baths and other modern oOnveDiences,
they had never Known, hlefEsy
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Fleminssburg.-James Vaughn, Of
this county, shot his wife with dOu-
ble-barreled shotgun and then shot
himself The tragedy was not discov-
cred until the next morning by neigh
bors. Vaughn is said to have acted
strangely for some time, but was not
thought to be dangerous.
Lebanon.-TwO important sales OF
residence property to take place in this
city were the sale by G.. III. Van Meter,
of his residence on Proctor Knott ave
nue.. to Mrs. Bessie HOdgcn, for $1,000,
and a house and lot on the same street
by Mrs. Josephine Rinehart to- Mrs.
Florence johnson for $1,000.
LebanOn.-A local real estate firm
has purchased from Edward Russell.
OF St Louis, the residence property of
the late Judge Il. w. Russell. on Spald-
ing avenue, in this city, and announces
that they will remove the two old
dwellings now on the premises and
build two modern residences.
MonticelO.-Their house near Al
bany surrounded hy posse OF citizens,
Steve Gibson and three sons, Marion,
Gilbert and George Gibson, and WIZ
Lee, who killed Deputy Sheriff Marvin,
Cummings insthe Courthouse corridor
at Albany. surrendered and were placed
in Jail. One son, also involved = the
shooting, escaped.
Campbellsville. - Salvaged soldier
clothes, blouse, trousers and leggings,
selling mt $1.50 suit, are taking the
place of the Blue Denim "overalls," the.
regulation outfit of the farmer in the
days before the war. So many kahki-
clad men give the country the appear
ance Of being in the hands OF an army
of occupation. Overalls cost $500 u
pair.
Bowling Green.-During SNOWFALL
fight between lads, Robert Renfrew,
aged s years, son of United States
Commissioner Byron Renfrew, was
struck in the right aye by a shot from
an air rifle and the sight destroyed. 1t
Is said that several of the boys on the
opposing side had air rifles and these
were used in the fight. Robert Kelley,
another lad. was struck on the upper
lip.
Hickman.-Elbert II. Mills, educator,
Of this city, has been elected by the
Hickman School Board as principal of