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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
5
Mrs G A Ralph hosted in Ralph while Mr and Mrs J L Patton welcomed guests from nearby towns. Farmers and merchants from Centertown to Owensboro appear in town for sales and social calls with weekend trips noted. A Palm Olive Soap special appears alongside furniture and stove promotions at local stands.
Watch our windows for Xmas fin and read a stream of local notices. Includes names like WILLIAMS, TAYLOR, and references to weddings, moves, visits, lost item, land for sale near Rough River, and residents traveling to Louisville, Clarksville, and Georgia.
A meeting of Rough River Lodge No. 110 Knights of Pything is called for Wednesday December 15 at eight o clock p m to elect officers for the ensuing term. Members urged to attend to audit the books ballot conference peas and other business. Also notice of dues and regular session details. Signed by officers D L D Sandefur M O B Wilbon and M A Fogle. Beaver Dam Kentucky.
Mr Flen Drake visited Balse town on business Tuesday. Mrs P Smith and her child and Miss Nova Smith visited Mrs Goebel Butler Tuesday. A play party was held at Mrs Crabb’s home Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith of Beajyer Dam visit Mr and Mrs Royal. Shields hosted friends Friday night. Jesse Royal and brother stayed with grandparents Friday night. Boss Renfrew and Kissinger went to Owensboro this week with tobacco. Wyman Douglas visited his sister Mrs John Miller. Mesdames James and Kissinger attended the funeral of Mrs Sallie Rogers at Baizetown Tuesday.
Mrs. Georgia Hoover is very ill with pneumonia. Mr. Gilbert Bell and wife moved into the Bell residence. Mr. Albert Stewart and family visited Bea ver Dam relatives. Mrs. Tilden Wigginton, hurt by a dynamite blast, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. William Jarvis and Mr. Elmer Maddox visited aunt Mrs. Walter Blair. Mr. Hugh Richeson and family visited J. R. Richeson. Miss Lilian Rhoads returned home from Pleasant Ridge. Mrs. Fannie Blair returned home from relatives near Hartford.
Kentucky Light and Power Company announces it cannot operate under high taxes and prices and will discontinue furnishing light and water on December 31 1920, dismantle its plant, and dissolve as a corporation. Officers M L Hravorin president Ernest Woodward secretary B G Barrass treasurer. September 25 1920.
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