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

Madisonviihs.-Tbs Rsv. L. Furstsn
berger. Cadiz, has accepted the pas
torates Of four Christian churches in
Daviess county and WIN nsvs 70 'Ow
ensboro.
ver>aillee-AStov ssn aps hauling
LOCO barrels Of whisky from the Cur
~ dlstillery at the rate Of 100 per day
and shipments are being made to
Louisville.
Owensboro.-Miss Bessie Allen and
a chauffeur were pinned beneath tax
icab when II was struck and overturn-
ed by another car, but neither was Sc
rlously injured.
Lancaster.-J. w. Sweeney had his
right arm broken when he put it out
as a-slgnal to q car backing into his
own, lurch Of the machine causing
] the fateful blow.
Danville.-his Mary Walker, Ken
lucky College for Women, broke rib
in the second quarter of q basketball
match between classes, but gamely
played TO the end
Harlsn.-Dr. J. I. Whittenberg, rep
resenting the State Board Of Health,
has taken charge Of the smallpox cpl
demic. A quarantine Of the county is
among possibilities.
Harrodsburg.-The homes Of Perry
Bush, near Burgin, and George Cheat
ham, Warwick pike, were destroyed
by fire supposed to have been caused
by defective chimneys.
henderson, Ewing Clark, who was
driving four Inuics to 4 tobacco wag.
on, sustained q broken leg when they
ran away Oh The street and lie was
thrown under the wheels.
COviDgton.-Three masked men tried
to force nm entrance into the home of
George Remley, but the vigorous
screaming of Mrs. Remley, who was
alone, caused them TO Zee.
Richmond.-Buyers from all over
the state came here for mules and the
market was the highest remembered.
Eight hundred dollars for a pair Of
fered by Wills Rogers was top price.
Whitesburg.-After serving nineteen
days of forty-day jail sentence on
charge Of aiding in the operation Of a
still, J. ii. AddingtOn was freed, the
Governor having RENTED the penalty.
Mt. Sterling.---.iuald DIS VIII Re sta
toned on pixies by the county to stop
the operation OF tobacco trucks haul
ing tremendous loads, which already
nave damaSer roads more than $4,000.
Paris.-1he death Of Ada Josephine
Gilmore, twO-year-Old child of Clarence
Gilmore, after great suffering. attrib-
system in chewing colored advertise
ment
LOndOn.-S. W. Asher, chief of pO-
lice, raided the store OF Abner Cress
and arrested seven men ON charge
of Bookkeeping whisky. Vase Combs
was fined $40, AID the others will be-
tried.
Georgetown.-John Devers, 60, to-
baccO strlpper, said to have been mel
ancholy for weeks, cut his throat VITA
a pocket knife while at work on the
Hiles farm, and is in a critical condi- |
ton.
Bowling CHARACTERIZATION officers |
destroyed a still near Cave City, pour |
ed thirty-tive gallons of whisky into |
Green river and arrested Virgil and |
Charles Meredith, who were brought |
here
Danville Az the sale of the effects |
Of Charles Petersen, near Houston
Vile, when there was apparently moth
ing left, the auctioneer sold two
hounds for $40 and the family cat for
$3.50.
Hazard.-Ira Spencer WAS rescued
by Estil Combs when his wagon be-
came boat, The current carrying
away the outfit and drowning mis- team,
when he drove In TO give the horses
a drink.
Frankfort.-Funds available from
the Y. NJ. G. A. in Kentucky, for ex-
service mems scholarships, amount to
$4,000, which is distributed to coun-
lies OF the state on the basis Of two
cents per capita.
HaI rOdsburg.-James Aliens auto
mobile skidded at corner In Duncan,
went over a seven-f0ot embankment,
broke OF telegraph post and tore
iOwn a fence Dut none Of the family