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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

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\ tonu utelu, ncLo ktery nv sr
sam antatlnll tohoto podniku q
dal sklaiem Ia apuletnoatl syoil
reallin "Ansl" tNArodni ~.
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tom, ably mel yhodnd prodcini
misinosii, mllcrad pflimc m sehc
nkol orpnninace iohoto podnilw
u proyede iej he konci do ssech
dhsledkn
Anna kaAtankova, kolin, La,
30 listopadu 1920 tisna re.
dakcc "pokroku''l Ide posil6m
w jake pfedploint IN "pokrok'
pro pfisti rok n VI mn vypomoo
henskt dtulna Y Brnd, cclkcm to.
dy dev6t dollarh Phimate ysi'
chni grdccny mdj pozdravl
tCttnh pfitclkynal Pfiimdtc ~.
dcdnS p6s dix "a pfedplutnt q iW
I IA p~i,speyck pro sirotky Srdct.
ne vas sdrayi q pfeje VAN veseld
vdnoce a atastns noyS rok
Pofadotelka
Anna Potocka, chico, Calf, |.
prosince 1920 ctfn6 pofa.
d.ielko "Zenska Hlidky''l pfilo.
zcnt zasildm poslovDi poukd2ku,
zntjici ma 5000, jake pfedplatna
M milS nam dasopis "Pokrok IN.
podu', PHhodiIi So nikdy, M
se pontkud ceslou opozdi, IN 40
ho ncmohu ji2 mi dockati. Veil.
ce rdda 81 yady pfcaiu "Henskou
%IIlidku'', Y MI jsou mnohdy pc.
ucnt dopisy, Proto. mile ctenhf.
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pfitomnt mime 2de rozkosns 20.
cast, trdyo rosie, rfzc u fi0lky
krdsni kyetou posud jsine zde
jestt nemdli skoro zGdntho MIRA.
III, "a TO ale hodne prselo, tax Nv
al voda nhhle 2 bfehu feky m.
cramento vystoupila, pFi cefn1 40
mnoho kusd dobytka. oyci, kr0t
o vcel utopilo Nyni 40 zde cesou
oronae, lcmony u olivy, v mest6
Oreville nc stayi wlikh tovhrna
ina taaky q jedcn kapitoIista .
virginic postavf zde IN diva mil.
liony velkou Dilu jest tudN We,
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prAce, jakiile jen se pocasi 20.
nekud INSTALL. TAX nyni ! zde md.
me ntktcrt aivotni potfcby lev
n1jsi; pfikladnd pytlik monky 0
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nyni We proddyd "a 1920; eukr
byl % cent?, nyni II centh u
bra mMslo drive see, nyni Glcj
brambory, 1920, nyni &2.75 py.
tex RYE, 100 liber drive 1890,
nynf 1850 - farmhH IN nj do.
stdvaji 21gc ID, vsak ccna sat.
stya n prada jestt nejde dolG
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ge snad. theh Iepsfch cash take
dodkGmc. PAM pofadatelce, do.
pisoyat~lkGm u ysem Gtendfhm
pfeji ycsclt y6noce q sfastny no.
W rok.
(Ctsnh pfftclkyn6i Pfijmcte
vFelg ak "a ptcdplatnt d buds
nhs tesiti, kdya | w dasttji dopi.
sem do Tensile Hlidky" zayith.
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lem pfeje VAN radostne vhDoce q
bl0hoddrng povp rok -
Pofadatelka)
n u ~
Josef Strunc, Belleville, Kans,
a. pyosincc 1920 a.. ~ yydayate.
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1900, totiS ctyfi dollary M pred.
plotnt, jeden dollar na doplatnt
q dollar do sbirky W prospccb
Brnenskt 1tulny D6kujc vim M
seekhni, srdeGnl yds zdrnvfm
(CteDy pfitelil PfjjmTte mn
DIN m pfodpIatnf u zhroye6 ! M
pFfsptvck pro sirotky Veliee Nc
vsem Dasitn etendfhm Wvdt6ife.
kdyM easem zaslete y eeskf yaM
veJkf oeady zppavy X ofiAtani V
"Pokrokuv, TAX ably ! jjbde krf.
jant zycddli, Mk tam u Wis %.
krahujcfc. Hrdecnf WIS zdraW u
pfeje vim vcspla yaooce o Masf.
NJ Doyf RON -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15
POKROK

NJ ~ NkfWlWs VAN " nH"iHW y
reti mky 10 ,iie w. u hagdl
niu,lna dabfA ="
Ihaa leh5 pod pail ,aNs lhalH
aEht lfA tueLo jeina mia
u 'oha "ki,hya ~ unilA
mluYii. ahya fella ~ aeal A u
mu,im od Petra y PayloVi a
ralIm ncmhm nbi enaa''' 1enu
se rosbthla do kopcc k ilut rha'
lups a hoyon iesis snma \ sobs
Jcsia nam hiiet iaky pro pc.
,rolku, akfobit prGdlo n taiikoI
dochhgci W i'att cisky prdcd
m ko,ly kiyby ospoi Ftantn
byl donna, ale klut, iakobs 80
propad do sens lido Vi, kde mu
y konccl Ale poakci, NJ mns
pHidei. IA ~ svochuju
PotkayH nsjakt dtyce, ptd So
iennf "Ty, Julinko, ncyidsIn 4
naieho Ffantu4" 49, "vidsla ~
hal 9 Emilcm Pochopoyym u hi
ie. - go tam dtloli ia
neyim. Suad Sc topili = ITO
je kluk pradorebnei Podksj, jen
NJ mos ptijdesi Ty, Julinko, bud
tpk hodnh, kdybys ho nekde
| shiiila. fckni mn. nf NJ upalnjc
domn, ~ ~dostnDri' ia mu
10 feknul"
M yszi rozezynccl 70 won.
| JasDt tony jcbo pronikaji mlhm
n chwiji ~ 20 cclf ysi mezi sta.
yenimi a mDikaji V dali Y TEN.
Dgch, lesnut}ch 1dolich Jnko "a.
vsreeDa sIokn denni pisns mi ~.
dumciW 1dery koyovfho srdcc,
Jako yzdy stejnl. DepromhnliyG
bymna Bile sroznmitelnd piseh
beze sIoy mezi ehnty, piseh 10 .
PHI odfik6Di. o kratkfm dnu \
m~noistyim prhcc, o dloubf noel y
mai m odpocinkcm
Veliky zyon dozyntel. ppry.
yayym tcmpem rozklink0l " pax
meDsi zyoDek. IIoyOHl mOdlitbu
~ due Y oeistei, domlouyh Wild.
ne, nehrozi, nebidnje, jen zpi.
vi dttsky IN, beyiDnym blasem.
Ncdnleky les yraci sem slabou,
zatenou ozyimu .. Iyony "
milky, alc W yesniei raehoti j.
s1 kyapnA prhee desaterymi zvo-
Ky.
"FrDt6l" yolh kdesi Julkn v
nile protalpjic poslednf slabikm
- "coY" Ma jit domh
bped bndes bit" "Bh ~"
mi zfetelni 6zvenn ode M ko
stcInich. "Budes biz " opa
kuje ozyann V Icse. "CoaeY"
"Mak jit domh-h Al yyta.
hujc Jnlkm o nfkolik toni wye.
Nfjakt hInsy ocsrozumifeInf od.
poyidaji n JuIkn pobizf znoyu u
yyyOIhyh pr0rGcfvf o Bit.
NeDa ysccka udgchdna beM y
yyntnenou busou domh, JM M
prnhn vita j bartuse6i mnzoyot
"lb il 10 10 pofddekg Neni Gin
swift Il nemAm 20 hazet7 GO kde
ysichbi debate, H. yhs Dikoho Nc.
nj vidMf" Hcna " zkrousen6 D.
mlonyh, gypraynjic 0 nesnhzi 4
hnsAfna. "A kdc je Frahtaf"
IN nsvfm. kan ~ ztratil, Pra.
klukl" - ITO je pskpg, ~ 10
nfgfA komandoyat v domz bnf
VI A. otee. III kluka Dude lat
DIX, ~ u h0 mic neyslmhs, nc
redbas darmo mIuyitl'
w sytt6ice oval ~ plhe dittte.
'PokoItbcj, tato, drobetl Aneka
IN ade NJ statku bned, bDali w
pryc do chlfya IL III bndn y pr
frolkon 90 neyidtt, il 'poIeffm'
Ofec zasei DO syttD5ce q MDa m
vfsvM busu, skotiIa DO zine pro
lahey = NJ xase bkzf do wi
I'm maIou chyili yratila Ne zptt
yseeka ndyebaDa y dyeH do,
moynieb AtoJi Franfik do koutn
pfikrcen} "f0 ~ cheesg Jdi VI
tam, odkud wi pfiseji Kdyz u j.
potFeba, neni pO t0bf a0j sma'
bnl Jdj Vi, Jdi," prayi matke
| zbnrta IVY N Depottebujemp
ZfratH W. jsko pile u il abyeb
se rozirbaIa u potion dostonu j..
III X viii tObt bnby ID tatjDka.
Ale il II poyim, zaf t0h0 j. 10.
vet, Ny jeden darebo dorebpa Y
Na5Ia 10 sykt1iee a neebaIa no
| chs n dyeH StoJl jak0 soeha,
La A.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

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Syat$ MIkulda ptiicI D, ani1
by znbechd IN aebou stopy We
sDthu, ymisel, snnd v automobile,
anebo dokouee V neroploou, m
migti dfuhdy IN bil@m koni
A Santa Claus" na mist6 M
sanich, moind. H. Dude mucen ~
ponziii nasi moderni doprnvy, ne
napadpc.li nam do syhtkh sDib
Ale ditky n ! II stnrsi 80 o TO inf
10 %stnrnji, jen kJyz se dosiavi y
h0dnt nadslfl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15
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yala akukn ,stsg zoo
Fan Frank q Marie lIhiko
VI. so. Omaha, vsnuji mi
Alto kvflin nn rnkcy Ma.
fmme II, 2egnlhkoya IA, 100
Pan Joseph sirnne, Belle.
Vile, knna t#r4ftt,1 100
Pan Josef buln, %rhcganlng,
Michigan ttt,t.,ttu. LOO
Pan Jan Rmiinp, schuyler,
Nebr MANA fsttfr'tt 1st
Pnnf Anna knitGnkovh, 10
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

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bnludkul
Pod ZEN ptasi mnita sta
t0atlly9 f, hhs,iSs seiouo hooh,
4 okhu "yld,t ses jako aiha
ktelyho teua lstc itlah s.
Ia iaem ien iedlo on poiAa
chtal 60 Jcdhoi = ~
~ kouiili ~ Iloch neodpoyida
"koufl's, iel" = Hoch pfIsvsd'
auie. ~ ~ praklukn jeden, %
on dokayujel Proto u je apatnS
Poijt, kluku iedep, tot j. hsco
hrosn}ho
Anaka piiila - Watku u sioiI
~ iako duAiikn, nesidouc, OF -
iedn6, go = y6mi deti, iloysk
,kusi. tot vi neni nni X yydr,r
nj lIoch ~ dial do pldde g.
Me Ia ncldhue. TGta j. ma te.
be- uchysianej. ~ jich nahrobes
A 20 jste koufili Ret
ka 40 "Iaa jste ie koupih'
ia n%ekupoyal, to on - Emil =
pofGd chtel ''kde wal pc.
nise9" ION rdno yadrhoyal o
syatbf. +" NO, tohle 10 To j.
pdkDd zprhya' Kdyby vi RAIDS
Mink Dekolci trejenry nloail, walk
nebude nit v zejms go iistl Ale
10 ~ mas tnkoyS kamarGdy, ME
u II ie = palice %vyzcnul' horli
maiko n dod6vd sloy6m syym p6
sii yaby. "Pockej, NJ 10 tntik
wi. ten II 2mnIuje. A mars do
MT, bnedl
Matka acne hocha do sy6tnicc
q bastnje no do zad. Nastal soud
vinnik m smri bledy pfizndvd se
ku syfmu prominent. Otep hntyi.
w y~ypocitdG p~fitdzujici okolno
stii ZomeskdDi price. spatnd spo-
letnogi. koufeDi, Sestra Antn
stoji III jako nem} prosebng ave.
dok Nejvice ld,eH matkn, ale
kouhd Mtim 20 mnzi. ably se tuze
pcroakatil NE j. TO poprvd, mas
10 slcyeno," rozhodnie ma koDec
mntkn, ale jestli n jestt jednou
nyidim : Emilem, tax u yy2eDu,
10 m mou dusi yyzenu. A tohlc
konfeDil jen se mne opoyoi' ~
n rozfrbnu m diva kusy, Jak se
10 jcste jedDou stafn, 10 mne
lyffl Wax by 10 nemSii mi kln
kim proddvat Tyhle retka, 10
je mbiidk. Kluk spIaM krejcar .
M Vi konpi retka, Knot M lokei
Cd Mmt, aIe baf6i jako stare d.
dck Il myli 81, kdo VI 70 ma. No,
kde pax No eloytk diti uhIidh,
kdy 10 j. TAX naraficeno u dosta.
ne NJ TO IN pakotcl ! Ikazi 81 zdrn.
vi u pax 90 10 TAX bloupt ubazi!
vzdyf ty dtti zhloupDou, kan by
~ dtIo n pax jim ie ysecko jed.
no. Eb, darmo mluyit, patti 10
ysecko do b0rouciho pekla'
y ~ -
PAM Ant. Drcdlova ' Crete.
Nebr., obdrzela cd svt se%stfenice,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

PAM Ant. Drcdlov& V Crete.
Nebr., obdrzela cd svt %sestFenice,
Dizzy Albcrtoye, . Kostelce mad
Orlici, Y recbach. dopis y nasle.
dujicim iIahkem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

Josef Dula, rhe3anjn0 Michg
49, prosipce i020 flpn6 nd
"Pokroku''t PHebhaj cas, kdy
k6zdy dover MI svh svfdomt
zpyfoyat n NJ nYfdomft, 10 jesl
komu povjnen q paOpat jjDi gasq
jemn HeI, m u vzdvoty mfvam
vice iTeb p0viDDoe6 h drnhtm m,
nell 0bi w mDt t0nj jsem NJ ~
49,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-15

lP0krseoyA0f nv str, a.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
HARTFORD'S OPPORTUNITY

The recent legislature provided
for four good roads through Ohio
County and authorities intimate
that the road from Greensboro to
Tip Top. which crosses the county
and passes through Hartford, will
De constituted at an earlyy date.
The county is full Of oil men and
the probabilities are that within the
coming year, an oil boom will be
upon us. If these things material
izs, Hartford is confronted with an
opportunity for growth and pros
serity that never before has been
hers. Now Is the time for the citi-
zens to awake 10 the possibilities
and organize Commercial Club
and DO THINGS. Every man,
woman, boy and girl in this city
should attend the Mass Meeting at
the court house Thursday night.
COME! Do!
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
POULTRY RAISERS ADVISED
'1r- TO WAIT FOR ADVANCE

s.e
Ne feel a certain pride in the
fact that we are largely responsible
for the development of the poultry
and produce market Of this section
to the high standard that is now
maintained. For many years We
have made every effort to find the
very highest markets, so that We
have always been able TO pay the
highest cash prices that you are able
to secure anywhere. We sincerely
thank you for your patronage that
has enabled us TO do this and invite
a continuance of your trade. Just
now, We would advise you TO hold
your poultry few days and get the
eggs. We are OF the opionion that
prices will he higher soon.
W. E. ELLIS d BRO.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS

We desire to inform the Hartford
Republican that the Kentucky State
Senates did not have @ Democratic
majority at its recent session. BY
the senate was divided half and
half, thus leaving the deciding vote
with Lieut.. Governor Ballard. We
admit that Burton was elected from
a Democratic district and claimed to
be Democrat, but in almost every
important measure, he voted with
the Republicans. Therefore Demo-
cratic principles were defeated. The
Republican, true to the custom of
its party is fond Of finding techni-
cslities in order TO direct attention
away from the real issue. What
we said in our editorial was in sub
stance as follows: The Republican
party was opposed to the Moonlight
school bill and used underhsnd
Methods to defeat it. That they us
ed poor policy viii be demon
strated in coming elections. Yes.
We favor the education OF adult
-iiliterstes. just as We favor the edu-
cation of the rising generation. and
i'll order TO educate them money
must be provided and the teachers
mid.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
n AIRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
TIRED TO LAY AND WEIGH

With eighteen years experience
and constant attention TO size, shape.
color and egg production. I feel
warrented in claiming a standard
Barred Plymouth Rock yard, and to
improve my flock, have just re-
ceived one OF Holterman's "Aristo-
Gratis" from his yard at Fort Wayne,
Ind, for which paid $1,000. This
bird is mated TO IL selected hens
and will produce some wonderful
results. Eggs from this mating,
$500 for 10 eggs.
also have 40 hens and cock
erels of my own breeding. selected
and mated TO produce splendid re-
suits. Eggs from this mating, ST.
25 for Is eggs. $500 for 100 eggs.
Orders will be filled in the order
they are received and eggs shipped
when desired.
Book your orders now and be
ready for early Matching.
stf JOHN B. WILSON, Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
TO OWNERS OF
UNTAGGED DOGS

The law makes it the duty of ev-
cry citizen, both old and young. to
pay the special tax on their dog or
dogs and as visible evidence that you
have complied with the law, your
dog must wear a tag Most all OF
the people want to be law-abiding
and all of us ought to be, but if we
fail or refuse to comply with this
special statute, to that extent we are
violators of the law. even though we
think but little about the matter.
You are being criticised, the County
is being criticised and l am being
criticised, and, for my part / am re-
solved to perform my duty.
You may pay the tax and procure
a tag for your dog, if you own only
one male dog, for s1.00, by calling
in person on the County Clerk. II
you attend to the matter by mail the
cost is only cents extra. Now
don't neglect this matter any longer,
if you have not procured the tag for
your dog do so, do it now, before
proceedings are instituted against
you. II the matter of your failure
is brought before the County Judge
you may count yourself lucky to es-
cape under $500, and almost as
certain as fate you will be caught in
the net, because we are going to, as
stated above, perform our duty as
Sheriff. We must do it and you
know what will follow. Don't be
surprised to see one Of my Deputies
or myself any day We are going
after all alike.
S. A. BRATCHER,
13-3t Sheriff Ohio County.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
NOTICE
OF Letting Ditch Con-
tract; H. A. Ashby
District.

The undersigned Board Of Drain
egg Commissioners of OAis County,
Kentucky, will on Monday. April 8,
1890. at / O'Clock, .. m. at the
Court House door in Hartford, Ohio
County, Kentucky, let to the lowest
aud best bidder, at public outcry,
the construction Of . public ditch
in said County, known ss the H. A.
Ashby Ditch, beginning ut a small
bridge on the Hartford and Ross
Ripple Public Road and the corner
between Sallie B. Ashby and H. A.
Ashby in the line of r. 4 I. Ashby,
and terminating at o point on Wal
toms Greek, on the lane Of Alva
Galloway, about 1,es2 feet. with its
meanders, from the mouth of said
Greek, following the directions set
out in the judgment OF the Ohio
County Court. in the action of H.
A. Ashby, ct al, Petition for Ditch
or Drain, now pending in said
Court, . distance Of s,s7S #. II is
estimated that there will he 1901
ss cubic yards Of earth. &C.. to be
exeavated and the total estimated
cost thereof is $2,seI.4e. Said
work to be completed on Or before
July /, 1929.
Bond with approved security will
be required as soon as bid is accept
ed. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. and to
let the contract for said work in
sections or as a whole, as they may
see fit. This March Is, 1890.
BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMNIS-
SIONERS OF OHIO COUNTY,
KENTUCKY.
BY ]. H. THOMAS, President,
MCDOWELL A. FoGLE, Secretary.
list
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

ur. =. L. AfcCsuckea has Inflated
. movement that will mean . great
deal for TIE youth OF Hartford and
community. We have references to
the organization Of Troop of Boy
Scosts. About 80 boys have indi-
Gated q desire to Join and many OF
he preiiminsries have been arrang-
ed. The boys will be formed into
3 patrols OF s or 10 each.
The purposes Of the Boy Scout
Organization are to teach the boys
to be industrious. healthy, helpful
to others, etc. etc. Among other
things they will be taught 100 per
cent. Americanism, Farm Work,
woodcraft, Military Drill. and Cour-
tesy. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson
have donated the use Of acres OF
land on their farm in the outskirts
of Hartford, where the boys will be
given practical instructions in farm
ing.
4 meeting will be held within a
few days for the purpose Of effecting
an organization. Most of the lead
ing business men of Hartford, have
expressed their approval Of the
movement and have promised to
aid in any way that may be necsss-
airy.
A Scout Troop was organized here
sevreal years ago and gave promise
Of splendid results, but was later
disbanded. Those who are aiding
this movement intend to effect . per-
manent organization.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
TRANSFER SERVICE !
}. +. CURTIS

/ ask the patronage of the citizens
of Hartford and the travelling pub
lie in general for the following rea-
sons:
During the past 3 years, | have
tried to serve you well and have
made regular trips between Hart
ford and Beaver Dam, rain or shine,
summer and winter, good roads and
bad.
Others have not made regular
trips and only serve you in good
weather
/ charged you only soc and war
tax, through the winter just the
same as in summer.
Others are charging 75c.
have never failed to give Hart
ford a good word or do its citizens
good deed whenever the opportunity
presented itself.
My cars leave Hartford at the
following hours: a. m; $40 a.
M; 1890 p. M; 2 p. m; and p.
m. Hartford headquarters at Case
bier & Taylor's Restaurant
/ sincerely thank you for the
many favors of the past and cor
daily invite your patronage for the
future.
1s-tf ]. L. CURTIS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
IMPORTANT CHANGE

The Trutona Medicine Co.. OF
Louisville, Ky, have transferred
their Hartford agency from the Ohio
County Drug Company TO James H.
Williams drug store according TO
instructions received from them too
late TO make the change in their 8
column advertisement on page 2 OF
this issue.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Mr.. Charlie Gregson, who for the
past few weeks, has been employed
as barber in Robinson's shop here,
has returned to his home in Owens
boro, suffering with case of mumps
He will will not likely return to
Hartford.
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Mrs. Martha Gentry, of Narrows,
arrived in Hartford, Tuesday morn
ing to be the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. L. c. Acton and Mr.. Acton for
several days.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Mrs. Rachel Shultz has returned
TO her home in Hartford after spend
ing the winter in North Carolina and
Florida.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

A good saddle and harness horse
belonging to Mr.. Arthur Grey. fell
dead in the harness near Dukehnrst
che cay last wes6. The death came
as the result II pulling a heavily
loaded buggy over rough roads.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Miss Antha Bennett formerly of
Barrett's Ferry, now of Wildwood
Ky, went to Greensboro City Hospi-
tai a few days ago where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Reports are that she is improving
nicely
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
ROAD OvERSEER SUMMONED

Mr.. Lon Allen, of Buford precinct
has been summoned TO appear in
County Court and answer a charge
of failing to perform his duties as
Road Oyerseer.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Nessrs. W. H. Gillespie. P. d.
Tweddell. A. X. Anderson, John b.
Wilson and l. A. Nall went to Ow-
ensboro. Tuesday, TO attend a
knights of Phthias Lodge meeting.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
EX-SERNICE MEN

Should consult me about war risk
Insurance and compensation. Advice
and assistance free.
DR.. A. b. RILEY,
Cen. Ohio County Post, American
Legion.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Capt. J. w. Marks has returned
to his home in Toccoa. Ca, after q
visit with his mother and sisters
here.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Mr.. l.. w. Peyton. Of Rockport
was a pleasant caller while in town
Monday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Mr.. H. c. Acton, the stock man
Of Dundee, made business trip tc
Hartford. Monday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Airs. w. II. Collins. who has beer
i'll for several days. is slowly re-
gaining her health.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Mr.. Charles Campbell and child
rem. Thomas and Catherine, Of lIc-
Henry. were up Sunday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Mr.. Henry Leach went to Louis
Vile, Monday, returning last night.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

Miss Matte Jane Bennett. of Cen
ter1own, was in Hartford, Tuesday.
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Evening star., 1920-03-30
Luncheon Dishes.

Apple Souff1e.-Prepare apples as
for apple sauce, using twelve small
cooking apples to one large cup of
sugar. When cool put in baking
dish and spread over it a meringue
made from the stiffly beaten whites
of four eggs and one tablespoonful of
powdered sugar. Brown quickly in a
hot oven and serve Immediately
Fish Cakes.-Cooa three or four
slices of bacon in frying pan. with
out letting either the fat or the bacon
become discolored by heat. Cut
enough pared, raw potatoes in quar-
ters to fill a cup twice: add tea
cook till tender; drain. mash and add
two cups of faxed. cooked fish. two
tablespoons of cream sauce, il at
hand. or two tablespoons of butter:
one-fourth teaspoon Of black pepper
and little hot milk: heat thorough
ly. shape in cakes; dip these in flour
and fry in the bacon fat.
Chicken on Toast-Chop the pieces
Of cold chicken meat into fine NOR
sells. Make thin white sauce, using
the liquor in which the chicken was
cooked, and stir. the morsels of meat
into it. Now prepare thick pieces of
toast. put the meat on it. pour over
the gravy. and. with a ring Of cook
e0 rice ABOUT tne e0Se, serve at once,
piping hot.
Cheese Souff1e.--Belt two table
spoons of butter and add one table
spoon Of -four. one and one-half cups
of milk. Cook until smooth: then
put into it teaspoon of salt. a
sprinkling of paprika and one cup of
grated cheese. While still warm, stir
in the unbroken yolks of six eggs.
then the six whites beaten stiff. Bake
fifteen to twenty minutes and serve
at once.
Toasted Wafers.-Spread whole
wheat waters lightly with butter,
sprinkle with little pepper and salt
and brown lightly in a hot oven.
Cheese Toast.-To one Tablespoon
Of melted butter add half a teaspoon
Of vinegar and half teaspoon of
made mustard. Season with pepper
and salt and mix to a smooth paste.
Add one cup of cheese. cut in thin
slices. and mix with the paste Heat
and serve hot on rounds of buttered
toast.
Egg Nest.-Eeat the white of an
egg to a stiff froth. and heap UP
symmetrically on "A piece of toast Place
the yolk in little depression in the
center and put in hot oven two or
three minutes. Serve with tiny bit
of salt and butter on top of the egg.