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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
5
Hartford Ky news brief covers local socials and visits, Beaver Dam report on Zack King’s death, trains, business notes, real estate transfers, and Fourth of July plans. Mentions Louisville and Owensboro trips, numerous residents’ contacts, and local officials.
In Beaver Dam kine Biv AB Gardner filled his regular appointment Pure Lawn day and Sunday with a large audience present. Addie Belle Taylor went to Forleville Friday to take the teaching nomination. The delegation that visitedHartford last week for locating a county high school exceeded. Our school building is a fine brick structure and located in northern gutus. Miet Lingo Barnes Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Davie Rhoads, is very ill. Mr J A Tucker, long involved in mining, devinitdig his family this week. The Wilgo moon to siperin God the ming mar Grewnville Clayton Rhoads went to Omemn wily last week op busdou as Mog. Pearl Rabby af-Moenry and Tee Sig Huth Baries were the guests.
A carousel of short notices lists visits by Mrs Bernice Rogers and relatives of Mr and Mrs B M Bennett of Bota. Roy M Tichenor on the sick list. Larkin Williams and Prof C C Justice traveling to Hartford. Bob Brown of Central Grove in the area. Mable Mimmy visiting Buford. Martine Taylor returning home from Greenville. Mrs John H Barnes recovered enough to be up. Dan Aultmire of Caberyville HL visiting relatives. a Ladies Aid ice cream social was a success. An ad promotes Champlain's Cough Remedy for colds, pneumonia and consumption.
June 26 update from Adaburg reports a mine long awaited arriving too late for farmers to salvage full tobacco crops. Mr Pierce Philip injured last Wednesday and convalescent. James W Wedding travels to Duidieshoppe Baru. Ming Dukes Greer hosted a large crowd with many attendees listed. Mrs Mary Hamilton ill. singing each Wednesday continues. Richard Bray bought four five mile cows, and Clayton Patton visited Patton's parents. Local folks attended the foe claim supper at Sunnydale, with positive reports.
June 24 report from Whitesville notes Dr W O Edge and wife and others attended the Musical Society at Hickman Park on June 20. Mrs Wille Walken travels to wedding relatives, Mimet Bottle and Kathe Kittinger visit Owerbom. Frat Compton in Owensboro for work. Owen Bartlett and Miew Moore married in Owensboro last Saturday returning to Whitesville. Mina Iema Manos of Fordeville mentioned.
Spends a week with Nella Binge near Oklahoma. Miss Ozona Moseley Hawthard visits her cousin Addie Mise Edge. Brooks couple left for Daweon Springs for several weeks. Jona Ralph Owensboro hosts Mrs. W T Grow. Golda Ceci Hartford visits Pelatives Tee this week. Mrs. Will Bob Cook and children Central City visit her father D F Brooke. J B Ware's yesterday all smoked with a noticeable trace today an eleven pound boy.
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