The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1922-10-06

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Rev. S. Riggs is at Munfordville,
Ky, for a short stay, while enroute
to his home in Beaver Dam. He
has been in attendance Of the Con-
ference at Barbourville, Ky.
Mrs Leach, aged about rs years,
died. in Beaver Dam, after long
illness. The funeral was from the
residence, with intermcnt Monday
afternoon at $3.50, in Sunnysida
Cemetery.
Mr.. w. S. Likens purchased of
Rev. Shields the property in Beaver
Dam, at South Lafayette and Beech
street, now occupied by Mr.. T. S.
Davidson and family. II is also un-
derstood that Mr.. r. p. Likens has
bought the cottages at LOG and los
South Main Street, occupied by Nell
Evans and Herman Keown respec-
lively.
Mrs. Frances z. Allen, who has
been on an extended visit in Beaver
Dam, with Mrs. Halle Mcdaniel and
Mrs. John Allen, has returned to her
home near Rosine. She will leave
soon for Louisville, where she goes
to spsnd the fall and winter
Mr.. Ray Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Dug
gins and two children, of Olaton, mo-
tored to Beaver Dam and Crom-
well recently.
Mr.. Mason, formerly a resident
and business man of Beaver Dam,
but more recently of Oklahoma is
back in the county, visiting his many
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ida Pharris died after a long
tubercular illness, at her home in
Rosine, the interment was in Barnett
Lick cemetery in Butler County.
Mrs. Ida Acton, of Olaton, is Wis
iting in Beaver Dam.
Mr.. c. F. Fraize, who is teaching
in the high school at Nashville, was
in Beaver Dam, visiting his wife Sat
urday and Sunday. Mr.. Fraize re-
ports good attendance for his
school.
Senator j. A. Leach was in Hart
ford Monday, on business.
Mr.. j. F. Allen made a business
trip to Hartford Monday.
Mrs H. G. Daniel, of Olaton r. 2,
was the guest of Mrs. Mollie Allen,
of Beaver Dam, recently. She also
visited in Hartford.
The building in Beaver Dam at
210 North Main street, has had an
attractive glass front installed BE-
sides an addition to the building has
, been made. II is occupied by the
w. G. Muffett Repair Shop.
The house numbering in Beaver
Dam has caused lot of comment
by visitors. Numbers have been or
dered from st. Louis and will be put
on soon The system results in
great convenience both in the deliv-
cry system and in directing strangers
over town.
Mr.. Arthur Peters and Miss Vic
toria Allen eloped to Rockport, Ind,
where they were married. Both are
we'll known young people of Beaver
Dam.
Mr.. Charlie Peters was killed in
an automobile accident near Buford,
Tuesday night. The funeral services
were conducted at this residence, 219
North Broad St., with interment at
Liberty.
Mr.. j. w. Hall and Mr.. Leonard
Young motored to Olaton, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. c. d. Bean and Mr.. Fred
Taught, Olaton, were on business,
in Beaver Dam Tuesday. Thsy made
the trip by auto.
Mr.. Roscoe Stone has moved his
family to Olaton, where he will OPP
crate Olaton Roller Mills, recently
purchased by R. L. Armes, of Louis
vile. Mr.. Stone occupies the Lyons
property. and Mr.. Lyons has taken
rooms over the store and Post Of
flee, operated by the Lyons Company.
DR.. Jesse Bean, of Horse Branch,
was in Greensboro on business, Tues
day.
Rev. W. e. Halle, Of Beaver Dam,
made business trip to Olaton Tues
day.
Mrs. Lou Stewart of Horse Branch,
left for a visit in Louisville, Tues
day morning. Immediately upon
her arrival in the city she received
a telegram from Owensboro, stating
her sister, Mrs. Allen, widow of the
late Levi Allen, was dying Mrs. AL
len leaves son, Oscar e Allen, of
Louisville Mrs. Stewart left at once
for Owensboro. AL