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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
DR.. VANCE breaches
OLD Time RELIGION

The crowd still grow, at Tie
Presbyterian revival services.
Tuesday might the main ardito-
RUM was insufficient to seat the
people and large numbers occu-
pied seats in ;hc galleries.
Those who heard DIR. Vance
Monday night remarked a. they
came out OF the church last night
that his sermon even surpassed
his first one. lie took FOR his
subject last night WHY Believe
in Christ" and when he hal I'm
ishcd. there was no one in the
audiencc who would have denied
that he was perfectly justified in
is b"licf
DIR. Vance = welding an intiu-
cncc over the Richmond PEOPLE
which will bc teit for MANY DAYS
tu come. He believes III preach
my the simple gospel and his
personality holds the cuugre%a-
ton SpcilbounG. The Nedn-sl day
afternoon service was well at-
tended and y" gave a wonderful
discourse i'll which hc brought
uut How to- bc Happy
There remain only three ,.ight,
ui this man, wonderful sermons
after tonight. and every man.
woman and child in Richmond
should TAX, Hdvantagr ~ th,>c
meetings,
The music ic,l Lv Eir Nat-..n.
continues to please the crowds
and several :-.,ccial numhc~, vii
hc given tonight. iuclliL;u.
Crown Him King "f Kings" hv
: iull chorus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
DECEMBER 10

InhaCC" Growers ln> H.
ticc is t. remind YOU again tlia
On SATURDAY night the book -
the Ruricy Tobacco Growers y
>"c:ai'un " II close for ~iSua;urv>
Nuu caunut iain after that date.
Ne have the positive statement 81
our Leaders that the door Wilt not
open again for ri'i> crop. Mann
are Signin. withou; workers. a
they 90 over the county. but ne
ccS>ariiy w,. mu>t travel by aut'-
mobile. making it = physical ina
pnSsib lity tu get to every grow
er'S farm III this season of tine
wear. but the >ccrctarv'S Office
over the Madison National Bank
Is opeu and clerks there 10 re
cciHe-iyeu,s, This Office will clos;
It's books Tor contracts the night
of December 10th. saturday 81
this week. Aftcr il i too late
don't say you We're not given an
opportunity 10 sign
I. <. BURNAM.
II County Chairman.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
We'll Buys Cattle In Lincoln

Sim We'll and his son. Jay ID.
We'll, of Lexington. bought OF
Hon. W. II. Slanks Monday III
big cattle at 7 IA for 40, 6 1-2c
for 20. and &c for I. The cattle
will average about 1900 pounds.
y deduction of three cents will be
made for shriiikage Mr.. Nei
also bought ~ cattle from w. B.
Mckinney, about half of them
choice black ones, that will aver
age .450 pounds. The others
are red and will weigh about the
same. Mr.. We'll looked at num :
der of big cattle i'll the county
but we are informed that he only
bought those mentioned above
stanford Journal.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
MRS. JOHN holland
LOSES HER FATHER

MIR. ;. /. Bailey. or Harrods- p
burg. died Tuesday morning at
Spraguc Hospital. ] exington. at
ter Il few days illness. AIR. Ba:ley
was one OF the best known citi-
zcns in Harrodsburg. having al
ways made his home there. and
was very highly esteemed i'll the
community. Surviving him are
his vile. three daughters. Mrs.
John Noland. Richmond: Mr..
Lucy ThaCker. Lawrcnccb,rg.
and Mrs. Maudc Langford. Har-
rodSburg; one son Waller Bailey.
tie was member OF the Chris
tiau church. lntermcnt will take
place IT Harrodsburg Wcdnes-
dav.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
NIGHT ASSASSIN AT
WORK IN LINCOLN, TOO

Lincoln c"uiitv ha> q night
time attenpt nj ass2 ssiuation
too. / ne Stanford tnu,
nal tells OF it as follow:
]. w. Wariicld. known =" his
many friends Is Holly. WAS
allied to the 'front.' door ~ his
home near Highland last might
Ind shot Fortunately Only three
ni til" No. ! shot used in the gun
took effect. Onc vent through
an ear and two lodged u one -
his shoulders. inilicting only flesh
wounds. Only last Saturday night
Mr.. Warticld'S barn was buried
and this. followed by the attempt
To asSasSinatc him. makes II Il
most certain that the iirc WIS
started bv some enemy. y few
seconds after the shot WAS ilred.
Mr.. Wariicld heard an auto going
down the pike at a terrific ,rcc.l
and il very probably ontalncd
the would-be assassin or assaS-
sins. He called up W. ii. Lair.
of the HuStonvilic section. and
asked that his bloodhounrls be
brought TO the scene. III rgas-
enable length of time W. +. Kirk.
representing Mr.. AR. WAS ~,
the ground. with his best dog.
The canine trailed at once ,o the
forks of the road and there it i
believed the man who Hrcd the
shot got into the car. Mr.. War
field stands well in his conimun;-
" and he and his friends are At
loss To know who IL Is that has
such Il grudgc against him a to
destroy his property and then try
to take his life. He will use cv-
cry effort to find the guilty party
and it is hoped that ii Wont be
long until he is in the hands or
the law
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
FOUR POWERS AGREE
ON new ALLIANCE
CEy Associated rressj

Washington. Dec. Z - y four
agreement IS being considered by
the United States. Great Britain.
Japan and France. il Is learned
today from official sources. Il
would be an agreement for joint
consultation on arms and any
matters affecting the interests OF
those nations in the Pacific Is
lands and not an alliance or tech
uical entente. The agreement i'll
process is being reduced TO trca-
ty form and il accepted Is To be
submitted TO the Senate. The
proposed undertaking Is to do
away with the Anglo- apanse
alliance and proposals have gone
to Japan for remuneration OF that
alliance if the new agreement is
AS NOW under ne
the powers would agree
to consult each other before GO
ing 70 war on any differences that
might arise abou; the Pacific Is
lands. Representatives of the
powers today unanimously adopt
cd a resolution insurine the in
Iegrity OF China.
TIL" Far Eastern committee oi
!lc conference TODAY adopted a
resolution providing for the Ecu-
-raiity Of China i'll case 81 war
N which China ! not q party.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
BULLET IN BODY
OF TURKEY HANDLER

Dunlap Barker. about 80 years
of age, was found dead at his
home near Chilesburg, with bull
let in his body Wednesday morn
ing. Barker had lived along III
a cottage on the farm of John
Lyle and mad not been seen since
Saturday. He was well known
III Richmond rs he had worked
for +. II. Gordon in the turkey
BUSINESS for several years and
was well known as a turkey hand
Ter. So lar As known there Is no
clew to his assassin. and much
mystery surrounds the tragedy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
DISTRICT G. 0. P. TO
NOMINATE TODAY
Hubert Nicely, of Rockcsstle,
May Be Candidate Against
William Wallace

William Wallace W II probabl.
be nominated by the republicans
OF this. the 29th state senatorial
at a meeting OF the party COM
mittee for the district here to-
day. The county chairmen of
the five counties OF the district
compose the committee which Is
empowered TO make the nom:na-
ton of the party's candidate for
the special election ON December
Z4th to ill the vacancy CAUSED by
the resignation of Senator [ lar
cIIcc Miller.
rs chairman oi the county with
the largest vote. W. .. Mays.
chairman of the Madison co,mty
committee. called Il mce;in. ui
,hc district committee here 1T ,
>. III. The other nc,nbcrs OF the
committee are:
Owslcy county J. j.. Scott.
Jackson coinlty-Grart Coll.cT.
Ruckcastlc county +. ". BE
thuruin
Es.ill county NJ. f. Harris.
y report was current here Tues
day that Mr. Wallace might tlav,
FOR the nomination.
Hubert Nicely. of I-ivington.
Rockcastlc county. --:> said to bc
i candidate and local republican,
heard that he was claiming three
votes at the committee meeting
or more than enough IL nuin.n-
ate him over Wallace.
So far Democratic leader, have
not vet decided whether or not to
make q nomination. The district
j. ordinarily several thousand re
publican. but 81 many reliable re-
publican counties went dcnUCra-
tic at the recent election thar
some democrats are said to favor
putin. Il candidate ont and tax
ing = chance.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
FINAL DRIVE IS
ON TILL DEC. 10
Tobacco Growers Beginning To
Realize That the Door Closes
On Them December 10

With farmers here from Fay-
cite and other counties. the final
drive to sign up all the tobacco
III Madison county for the Burley
association was set on foot with
a vengeance Wednesday.
Business was at n standstill in
town Wednesday, All the banks
and nearly the prominent bust
ness houses closed up. Most OF
the merchants and business men
piled into cars and went to the
country to help convince the far
ners that the best thing they can
do Is to get in the band wagon
with their brethren and line up
solidlv with the Association.
Chairman +. ). Hagan and his
assistants i'll this final big drive
appear to be getting results.
Growers III the outlying sections
are beginning to think about the
matter in new light. since the
splendid address of Judge Bing-
ham Monday They are wonder
ing, too. what will happen Il
them If they are left OH the out
side of the pool organization arI
every other outlet Tor Sel,n.
their tobacco is closed to them.
Since Nov. 10Th the new drive
organization has signed up 2l4.-
2tC pOrndS al tobacco. making
i'll all total OF S.TT6.S62 signed
III Madison county 1t is now be
lirved that rs :. result OF this final
drive that Madison will sign over
S.UOO,OOO pounds before the close
he farmers here seem to be just
beginning to understand this
wonderful marketing plan. They
are 1ppreciating the fact that ON
Dec. 10th the books will close to !
them and many believe that
those who do not sign will make |
= mistake that they will regret
lOr long time to come.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Night Session Cancelle d
of Steward. Zip Rally

ON account of the meetings
being held a the Fir Pr--by
trian church. tie night >..>>ial ri
the Stewardship Rail- "a tho
First Christian cha. ch : lu-- Ia.
will be cancelled. The az oi
the daN will 5c put into t,," g.
,iunS. beginning at IN 10 che
morning and , in the aftcflc ON.
This meeting = bringing 'ich-
mond I team, "i excellent ~ ak
crS headed b, X. NJ IIopi;i,,. u5
It. Louis. anil one II the est
rallies in the history 81 the ca
church l. expected
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
A Real Base Ball Trade

Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. For the
largest sum ever paid to the Gin
Cinnati club. 'lIeinie" Groh crack
third baScmau OF the Reds. was
sold to the New York Giants.
worlds champions. today. Mana
agcr MCGraw. Of the Giants. gave
President Herman. Of the Reds.
- check for SlOO0O0. and besides
added two players. George Burns
center fielder. and Mike Gonzales
catcher. "a the bargain.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
DOCTORS DRIVE
GREAT HEALER OUT

New York. Dec. DIR. .Adolph
Lorcnz. famous AUSTRIAN surgeon
announced today that in view "a
the opposition to.hi> professional
activities i'll this country from
the medical profession. he would
discontinue further free Clinics
and return TO Vienna as soon as
possible. He said he has nn malic,
toward the medical professions.
but hoped it would reconsider
and accept the proiiered hand at
fellowship from it, .\u>trian
brethren.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
ANOTHER GOOD
COMMISSIONER SALE

Master Commissioner IS g.
Terrill conducted an"thcr I'D h;~
good sales early this week v h,u
ne sold To George W. Todd g.
farm nf eight acre un Muddy
Crvck near Waco u ~c;t., NJ, the
casv uf Harris 6. I."Ssdcn. Tie
price paid was $50 an acre which
was considered Exceptionally
good considering the ir,i ;'a;
the farm hal practically g. irr-
IrOVement>
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Revolution I'm Guatemala

Washington. Dec. I-tarIo>
.ierrara. whose government was
ovcrthrnwn II Guatemala III 4
revolution which began Monday
- Hopprtee. - adNiceS To- .\'neri-
cnn officials today. ~ 4 prisoner
in his residence The advicc>
,aid about 4 dozen persons were
killed III the revolution which
cnilc;l Tuesday morning Nj j.
.lnict now.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Mr.. Earle Curtis. uf tine Lex
ington Loose Leaf Tobacco Co.
and w :. Judy were visitors
in the city "Wednesday.
Col. John +. Dinwiddic. the i. =
ver-tongued auctionecr OF Lin
coin county. was here Monday
a big excursion 10 =
big sale in Florida which Hughes
x McCarty. Stanford real estate
dealers. will handle i'll a few
weeks. An excursion OF Ner-
tucllians aiixious. to invest i'll the
Sunshine State. will he taken
down
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
BIG DEMAND FOR
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

Long Tom thcnault sold q
iwo-s:ory frame residence on the.
corner al IIaliir Irvine and Or-
an.c street for $3.50. t. Nr.
Payne The house WIS uvrc'
by Sainuci Gr,ibbS. Col ChcnauiJ
also sold the residence property
Of Calvin Galloway. double
roaming house on Smith Ballar.i
-trcct. Judge IL. I. RICE being thu
purchaser at S5.COO cash. Both
were considered good >alc>
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Irvine Home Burns

Irvine. Dee. The home III
Robert Shcarcr. an cnployc 1T
the l.. < y. railroad. was dcStr"v-
ed by fire this morning at II
. clock. No one was in the dwell
ing al the time. but il i thought
the IRE originated in 4 coal oil
stove. Dwellings 81 cirhcr side
we're saved from obstruction ly
the prompt actioi. 81 tne Irvine
ire department. ] he loss i c
timated 4; approximately S4ftc.
With $3.50 insurance.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Groh Traded To New York

New York. Dec. 7-Manager
McGrav. OF the Giants. has trad
cd outtielder George Burns and
catcher Mike Gonzales for third
baseman Heinie Groh. OF Cincin-
natl. Secretary Joseph O'Brien OF
he New York club announced to-
daV.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
OPPOSE TAX ON
IMPORTED TOBACCO
Gs Associated Tu-~sI

Washington. Dec. I Iuni,,>
Parker, OF New York City. today
protested To the Senate Finance
Committee against any increase
in the du;y ON Turkish tobacco.
He represented 4 number Of Gig
arctic manufacturers. He sad
an advancr from 35 cents Ia 81
a pound would mean = tax oi .
cents 4 thousand on all cigarettes
and 81 thousand on all Turkish
cigarettes
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Left FOR Missis sipri

Mr.. W. n. Bates and Master
W. !. Gooch. Ir. the little son OF
Mr.. and Mr.. ". !. tiCoch. oi
~pccdwcl. lett Alundav Tor 70
1uv. Mis-. w,lerr they VIII b.
;lv guests ui hiv. AMI Mrs. Stevc
tate. Thc. aspect - spend
several weeks IL hunting aud
-crir Niu:.> h"ir.avs
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Morrow Puts Lid On

Frankfort. Dec. --(iovcrnnr
Morrow today announced that NO
more applications for partiunS f,ir
inmates OF the Kentucky penal
institutions viii hc heard untii
after next March. ewing To the
prospective sessions 81 thc l'gi~-
laturc.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
LATE NEWS NOTES

Six inches of SNOW icll n Den
yer SUNDAY
Hazard had q SE5u.OO0 Gre in
It's business section TucSsiav
The University Of Southern
California has declined L. PLAY
Centre College 1T San Diego
Dec. 26th. Another opponent
lvill now have to he found.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07

Cincinnati, Dec Cattle ac-
tive; strong; light hogs 25c high
er: Chicago lOc higher.
Louisville. Dec. Cattle, 250 !;
hogs, 1900; sheep 50: all steady
and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Tisbis Carpenter Dead

Bow ling Green. Dec. T-Tibl.is
Carpcnter. former member ri The
state legislature from the Allen
county district and former
member OF the board OF trustees
of the University OF KENTUCKY.
died today. aged 6S
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Overwork Gets Doctor
EV ASsNciHtcd Irs Ssl

Louisville. Dec. z-Suppusedlv
dcspondent and dcrangcd aS a
result OF months OF overwork.
which resulted in insomnia. DR..
J Herbert Bonner. ~. cut his throat
with 4 surgical instrument at his
hcme here tot.ay His wife found
him dead in bed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
FIRST CHRISTIAN 80 =
CHURCH BAzAAE.

Masonic Temple. Saturday. De
ccmber 10th. Doors open at $50
Ipu'll find everything YOU want
Tor Christmas. beautiful and rea-
~pnable. Everything you need
for Your dinner Saturday and Sun
day. Lunch served from II sc
L. } o'clock. Price Is cents. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Irish Prisoners Released
tEy Associated Pres

London. Dec King George
today issued a proclamation re-
leasing all political prisoners in
Ireland.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Famous Trotters Burn

Lexingtou. Ky, Dec. -Four
teen trotting horses. valued Il,
$4,000. and including The North
crn Man 200 -. were destroyed
when q barn oil the Glen LAX
farm owned BY John w. Stout
nine miles from here, was burned
carly today. Its origin IS nm
known.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07

Men, what. the use of paying
a war-time price for your Cloth
ing, when you can buy the best
at Oldham's at less than pre-wal
rrices? 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
The Weather

Unsettled weathe: tonight and
Thursday; probably rain or snow
and colder Thursday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Today's Produce Pr;res
To Correct A Mistake

have not removed ts Richnasud. .
',n No,. u rrep-a-d the Hehi.>on :
Hospital "a n-r-a- and am pa
wau-ntlS tes-.itrd here. f>fened
n 4. uoEIN>oN.-N- n-. rheae Be-
r-n iii- -se -et :
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
Don't Forget Renewals

Remember renewals arr Just -
--'"i 90 - u,-, "uc. provided v"y'
get the votes. This J. one cf TIE
Lest ~our,r~ II voting l"ssiSic.
- the -amr nurrlhr~ ui votes arr
given Ter renewals =, so. one
uu the bonus ur extra vote.
-a>l week cn;- of rh, coItcStauts
got III. hno>t IN bonus votes
by getting :euewal~ tur five
.vcar> AMI = sew tUn year sub
>c-ip,i,u~ iuu can de- the saE,c.
Remember there are just eight
more v"rSIu. dav> until the cnd
Il this lig ca.uuai"I. NitE NOC
GDiNG TD NIDE AWAY IN :
MEN AUTOMOBILE " THE
i:NrENSE ~ THE DAILY
REGISTER ~ Dl:CEAtBtR
18th
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07
All Candidates are Becoming En-
thused; Subscriptions, New and
Old, are Rolling I'm Daily;
This Week Is the Last
They Can Get Any Ex-
ira Votes in Campaign

Never havv Yrizc> 81 the ,alu,
81 the uuc~ being given by the
DAILY K,yi~,.r IN St. ~ui-cri,,-
tiuu caIurai.si been GIVEN in thi.
-rciIln- ThsI, are TWO 7utvIuo-
bile. one Dodge ,auri.,g ca.- aru
nnv Furl elan. one Victor talk
IA" machine mi "uc i-di>,.:n ma
chine. cash n~.zc- aud then those
who COMPETE: TG THE EHtB
md 'ail L" - c:,, 81 the erand
prize "r q -.seCisi cash Trize tiur
~" The contest uili ic si,-sn ter
rer cent commission. pruvi.ic,,
thc. turn ~ a- iittiv a5 SIS ~
,;',~C~;,,,;n@> but tiez uIu>;
,'-"rS a-.ivr'.- ;o tic END II the
coaic~; a,i mu<, turn IL not lc,-
t,ir' Jlr,c yearly srb>,,-r ;i,r;s
r.,e. ,.c,-', lnf'l th. ,uI. AZ
NHE iiBI-\p go GIT StrHIl,-
THING.
~ uul,,v- thc c...i E'..:.t.-- -,
.'yin- tu p. So wonder Il, sui
-.-~ip'l,.n- -. r.llipS -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07

w. d. Oldham's big Suit Sale
is wonderful vs,ue, saving
event. Hurry! II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07

FOR RENT-Furnished homo
en- West Main street. See or cal.
B. L. Mckinney, phone 4l2. 2SS !:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07

You can buy a coed suit of
clothes for $S.9S 10 S36.75 at Old
hams. The sale is now going
en- go. -s'3 s''.-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-07

FOR SALE-l92o Ford coupe.
like new; viii sell cheap. B. 4.
Mckinney, phone 412. rs 81
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-14
FOOT BRIDGE COLLAPSES AND
CROWD IS DROWNED IN CREEK

Chester, Pa, Sept. 10.-Between
thirty and forty persons were
drowned thio evening when a foot
walk on the bridge crossing Chester
Creek collapsed. Twenty-Five bodies
had been recovered at 8 o'clock.
A fifty foot section of the bridge
gave away as throng conserva-
lively estimated at 140, watched the
attempt Of a man to save a drown
ing Italian boy, and a crowd of men.
women and children disappeared as
II swallowed by trap door. .
There were twelve bodies at the
morgue at this writing. A dozen
persons were said to be dead or dy-
ing at Chester and Crozier hospitals.
A score of more are known to be
still in the water dead or alive.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-14
CHILDREN SAVED FROM
ENRAGED STEER

Last Saturday, about noon, q
three-year-old steer, which Mr.. Wal
ter Campbell had purchased from
Mr.. Press Barnard. became unruly
while being driven to Mr.. Camp
bells farm near here and caused
considerable excitement in various
parts of town. The animal escaped
entirely from the drivers and finally
attacked the small children of Mr..
Fred Belcher. who were playing
near their home just on Clay Street.
One Of the children undoubtedly
would have been seriously injured
If aid had not arrived In the person
of Mr.. Charlie Carpenter. who felled
the enraged steer with club. AS
a result of the blow. heat and ex-
haustion the animal died within a
short time.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-14

The Ohio County Fair will begin
tomorrow and continue the remaind-
er OF the week. The management
is bending ektery energy to make
this genuine old-fashioned Fair
Premiums have been offered for
practically every variety of exhibits
usually entered at county fairs and
a good racing card is promised each
day. The usual side shows and
other attractions are expected. 1t is
to be hoped that our annual Fair
will be, as it should be. not only an
occasion of pleasure, but of real
profit to the people of the county as
well as the management.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-09-14
FORMER HARTFORD RESI-
DENTS VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Kniskern and
little son, Charles Beckham, Jr., ar
rived in Hartford last Thursday to
join Mrs. Kniskern's father, Mr.. F..
l.. Felix, and visit old friends and
neighbors. They, together with Mr..
Felix, made the trip from their for
mer home at Hinsdale. ILL.,, to Ow-
ensboro, by motor, the latter having
come on to Hartford while Mr.. and
Mrs. Kniskern visited relatives in
Owensboro for few days. The
visitors were entertained at dinner
Saturday by Judge and Mrs. j. s.
Glenn and in like manner by Miss
Mamie Bennett and Mrs. Charlotte
Taylor Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Knis-
kern and Junior left Monday for
Louisville where they will visit Mrs.
Kniskern's aunts, Mesdamep. Mar
garet Johnson and Ella d. Boone.
From there they will go to Shelby
Vile to visit Mr.. Kniskern's rela-
tives. Mr.. Felix will Join them about
the last Of the month and the party
will motor through to Miami, Fla,
where Mr.Kniskern will engage in
the real estate business. Mrs. Felix
who is visiting her son, Major
Douglas ID. Felix, at Washington,
will return about October 1 to Mia
mi where she and Mr.. Felix have es-
tablished their winter home.