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HARTF0RD HERALD
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47th YEAR.
.HARTFORD. KYM WEDNESDAY, JULY 0, l2I
NO. 27
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9HI0 CIRCUIT COURT
" NOW IN SESSION
Grand Jury Impaneled; Only
Short Session Monday; First
" Jury Trial Yesterday
The regular Julr term of the
Ohio Circuit Cour,f convened Mon-
day morning, with Judge R. W.
Slack, of Owensboro, presiding and
Commonwealth's
AttnrnPV f F
Smith and Clerk A
C. Porter on
'4uty. Court adjourned at noon on
the first day, after the grand jury
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follows: Henry K. Mlnton, T. C.
Dennis, John Smiley, W. J. Bean,
P. B. Taylor, A. B. Miller,' Gld Hef
lln, Fred Miller, Isaac Shown, T. L.
Anderson, C. R. Ashley, J. M. Leach.
W. J. Bean was appointed Foreman.
On Tuesday P. B. Taylor was ex
cused and B. F. Rice substituted.
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L. ft N. R. R., was filed.
On Tuesday the following gentle-
man wnrA Impaneled as netlt iurora: I
E. E. Tinsley. C. C. Dennis, Jess'in t0 our Utt,e cl and wiU ffiake
King, S. H. Hedges. Dennis Ashley. a """band for the girl, who was
Geo. M. McFarland. W. G. Ward, bred ,n,d Kentucky, that will do
W. C. Keaue. Scioto Hocker, B. L. ' honor to her and hers.
Davis. W.C. Ashley. G. J. Christ-! luoy were raarrieQ r lQ n-; dIacharge cf firearmg , the vcInUy
ian, J. T. Wedding, W. G. Kirk. j.;C(li8t minister Monday evening at0f the Beaver Dam Drug Co., gtore
. Arnold, Noble C. Baird, S. S. elght 0 clock and are at home ,n j on Main Street and. upon investiga-
Actnn. J. W. Rowe. J. H. Black. I.
C. Cox. E. L. Brooks, W. L. Hocker.
Ollie Basham, W. , J. Maiden, G. M
Benton and J. A. Doling.
- The following cases have
continued: N. P. Dennis vs. W. H.
M.rtrtnx- J. T. farter vs. H. L.
'Tucker; Louisville Grocery Co. vs.
Ensley Raymer; Lon Belter vs. P
S. Coleman. 4c; H. J. Brown. fcc.
... n a RrM, Ar Th of
W. P. Render vs. Moline Plow Co.
was on trial before a jury at the
hour ot going to press.
J5COTT AMBROSE WITHDRAWS
FROM SHERIFF'S RACE
To My Friends of Ohio County:
. I take this method - of announc
ing to you that I am no longer a
candidate for the Democratic noml- Rer. R. T. Harper in the presence
nation for Sheriff of Ohio County, of the immediate relatives of the
owing to the fact that the primary contracting parties and a number of
is so near at hand andrmy crop Is! close friends. The young couple
auch that I will be unable to can-. left at once on a, bridal trip to Lou
Taaa the county thoroughly in the isville, Owensboro and other points.
next thirty days. . k
I wish to thank my many friends
for ' the encouragement they have
ahqwn, me and the efforts they have ' and popular young lady. Mr. Leach
put forth in my behalf, and desire is the son of Prof. Henry Leach
to state that - I will lend my full and ls one of Hartford's most prom
support and influence to the Demo-Jiffng young men. He ls a gralua'e
cratlo nominee In the final race. -SCOTT
AMBROSE
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- RJSONEJt ESCAPES
Last Saturday morning a prisoner
y tne name- oriitens.; wno was coupia the utmost happiness and
arrested by Sheriff Bratcher at Mc-' iuccess as they travel together
Henry about ten days ago while i'down nf6's pathway,
the act of trying to "Shoot up" the J - . ,
town, made his scape from t the BRITTOV HOME IS
.County Jail. ' The '.Jailor waa'tak-j . SCENE OF WEDDING
ing breakfast. to the culprit, when
he pushed by him and made his The hom, of M , y Br,Uon
- fV-" K s '"V" corner ot California and Harvest,
of short duration tor- the alarm WM ,ne th morn, of t
-was immediately given, the hue and tot weJd, mt whlcn MlM Zelu
ery raised .and he waa run to earth Mm becam, , th,
Muddy bottoms just below town by
' eaeria oraicuer ana large posse,
WED OR TO BE WED
The following have Jieen issued
marriage licenses since our last is
sue:
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21, Hartford.
Hlnton Leach, age
to Gladys T. Beanett, age 17. Hart -
tOT&t
OUle Pow.rs. age It, Dundee, to ,
Beulah Lanham. age It. Fordsvllle.
. Loaan Babbitt, age 14. Hartford.
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ta Blanch Fielden, age II, Centeiy
town.
BASE BALL RESULTS)
Saturday-At Rockport: Rock port er0 fQf , ,tf Md aouB(,at
t, Martwlck 10. 'prosperity. . -
. At Hartford: Hartford t, Mason- Saliaal. (Cal ) Exchange I
Till I.
Sunday At Fordsville: Fords-'
vllle t. Pattleville t, ',
At Island: Beaver Dam I. Island
.--lt innings.
Monday At Hartford: Hartford
, 4, Roekport I. '
HUFF MUNDS
The public of Klefer were just a
little surprised Tuesday morning
when they learned that Roy Munds,
the sociable cashier of the Frisco
railroad station, had persuaded one
I of our most lovely young ladles,'
Miss Eula Huff, to 'change her name i
to his and be the leading lady at J
all times in his drama, My (tome, i
There will not be a chance for an
understudy, for Roy after careful'
study has fully decided that Eula
is the only lady in the wide world
tbat can play this part,
i". muuua irpirsmu:) uue
Mrs, Mund
of
me leaning lamnies or tnts locality
and is a young lady that enjoys the
friendship, love .and respect of the
entire community. In her veins
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wan. .he .1.,. oTfi
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uiu weiuuy, my via ivemucKyi
Home." not a beautiful song, butj Before reacnlB Bver Dam. the
with feeling and a touch of tender-' greater porlon ot the whiskey had
ness because, "there's where vshe'been disBosei1 f -"! the officers
was born and raised." I found ,eM tnan a,lon ,n the car-
Roy Munds is a soldier of thelTbe Automobile, whiskey and $86.
World War and carries on him the100, BUPP09ed to be the proceeds
scars of battle. He Is a young man J from the "ale ot 11(luor were con-
ot talent and ability. He is at ores-
the cashier of the Frisco d'epot
ui mis piace ana enjoys me conn-
dence ot that large company. He
has made many friends since com-
ivieier
to their many friends.
, Kier ecord 0k,a)
The bride is -the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr. and
I Mm. PhylAm Wnff formor sMHvona
luo uu" oynog. COmmunuy,
. this county, and has many friends
i m iL. c. 1 i-.. rt n
j here' 8he ls "ep P"P theiwhere te die(1 about one O.clock tf
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ne ana ner a" our very
1 be8t wishes for a happy and suc-
ce88ful matrlmonlal care8r
BENNBTT LEACH
Miss Gladys Bennett and Mr.
Hintcfh Leach were united in mar
riage at the borne of the bride's
parents, on Union Street, last Wed
nesday afternoon, at one o'clock.
The .ceremony was performed
by
Mrs. Leach ls the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Caskey Bennett, of
this city, and is a . most attractive
ot H:irifrd High School ill t.a
just completed his second year t
Kentucky State University, where
he took high rank in all depart
ments of college life.
The Herald wishes for the young
Tha
R,y 0orge McCormlck imcMei,
The bride, a sister of Mrs. Brit-
ton.' is also a, resident of Hartford, j
and with her mother and brother
have been visiting at the Brltton
hom, ,Inc Uat No,mb
Mr. Leach, a prosperous business
man of Hartford, came out only two
.v- .iBWt iain, k ki. km
!sh6 mad, m,ny Mm
I i ii fc anil mnttta 1 ' nlvloa alnaa ' unm.
, M V avvint v V1D eiUVV W 111
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missed when, after a honeymoon ,
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spent in iae nay region. ne nappy
couple return to the "Old Kentucky i
JHome" for their permanent reel-
dence. ; v I
They carry with them tha very
best wishes ot all who know them!
Mrs. John rrmi .nd da.kf.,
MissStuth. of Dundee were nleasant
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callers at this office Monday
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Yaa Eartftrd Herald. I1.IQ tha r j
BOOTLEGGER ARRESTED :
IN BEAVER OHM
Automobile, Whiskey and $36.00
In Ca$h Confiscated, Accused
Placed in Jail
Roy Hines, a white man about
25 years of age, was 'placed under
arrest In Eeaver Dam, Monday, on
a charge of bootlegging. Sheriff S.
A. Bratcher having obtained inj
formation that Hines was on his
way to Eeaver. Dam with an auto
load of whisky informed Town
' who placed the aC.
a"es.1 -
i in me snerm arrived.
"'"-"' - P'acea m jail to
aa" action of the grand jury.
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MVSTERIOrS KILLING
AT BEAVER DAM
Between two and three o'clock
Saturday morning the citizens of
Beaver Dam wece aroused by the
tion one, Millard Bailey, son ot
Gran. Bailey, of near Rosine, was
I found lying on the sidewalk with a
j bullet-hole through the .upper front
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precarious condition and was bare
ly able to be conveyed to his home,
, m. He gave no clue as to the
identity of his assailant and the
whole episode seems to be shrouded
in mystery. On the preceding night
the drug store of R. T, Taylor had
been entered by burglars and some
alcohol and narcotics stolen. On
the same night the store of Otho
Dexter and the Beaver Dam Drug
Co., in front of which Bailey was
found, were broken into and small
amounts of cash and merchandise
taken. One theory of the shooting
Is that some citizen of the town
fired the fatal shot when the
marauder was caught in the act of
burglary; another hypothesis Is that
Bailey was slain by one ot his com
rades as the result ot a quarrel over
the division of their loot. It Is re
ported that another of. the culprits
was seen and recognized before he
succeeded In making a get-away.
MRS. SALLY STEVENS
Mrs. Sally Stevens, widow of
Richard A. Stevens, died at her
home ln Newtonvllle, Ind., June 17,
the direct cause of her death being
affection of the kidneys, although
she .suffered from Injuries sustain
ed In a fall several months prior to
d.eath and had been continuously
confined to her bed as a result. Age
also operated against ber, she be
in 75.
Mrs. Stevens waa originally a
Miss Benton and was 'born and rear
ed in Ohio County, where she has
many ' relatives, and friends among
the older people who knew her
best. The remains were burled at
Newtonvllle, on Sunday following
her death.
The deceased lady ls survived bv
three sons and three daughters,
Delmer, Warren and Pearl Steven
ana Mri. Henry Ward of Fairhury,
m., Mrs. James Varner ' and Miss
Verda Stevens.- ot Newtonvllle, Ind.
EXEt UTOR'H NOTICE
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Those having claims against the
estate . of J. B. Stevens, deceased, I
w"l PUaae file same with pie, at
D.i . . .'.
n.,., uu ur mur wvhui- d
ber 11. or they will be forever
barred, and those 'owing the estate
will please come forward and settle
t once. This July I, 19tl. ' '
' EDD COOPER,
Executor of J. B. Steven,. Deceased, j
87-5t.,
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Mr. Leslie Miller. Commercial
In li S?lml nku Ul W
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School, who la spending the sum-
M n ,pnam ta ,unl-
th - ot Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Felix, at the New Commercial
Hotel, Thursday.
'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOol
O LOCAL DASHES O
Mr. H. C. Acton, Dundee, was In
this city on business, Tuesday.
Mrs. Josle Duke, Dundee, is vis
iting relatives n Hartford this week.
Mr. Guy Muffett, of Deaver Dam,
favored us with a call last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Forman spent
the week-end with relatives at Nar
row. Mr. J. T. Moorman, of near town,
paid us an appreciated call last
Thursday.
Mr. Owen Brown and family re
turned Monday from a visit with his
father at Centertown.
Mr. Gilbert Tatum, of Beaver
Dam, Route 2, was a welcome visi
tor at this, office Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison,
daughter. Miss Lorena, and son,
Dee, were in this city, Tuesday. .
Miss Mary Burnett, of Louisville,
spent from "Saturday until Monday
with Mr. A. M. Barnett and family.
Mr. Hr.Rhos Wallace, of Central
City, viaiced his Rmuiparents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. Barnett, a few days
last week.
Mr. T. L. Lloyd was In town
Saturday and spant Saturday night
with his brother, Mr. Henry Lloyd,
at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. James Harrison and Mrs.
John Robinson, of Narrows, R. F.
D. No. 1, were pleasant callers at
this office, Tuesday
Mr. Leslie Hagerman, of Louis
ville, spent the Glorious Fourth
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Y. Hagerman, city.
Misses Eunice Shultz and Eula
Woosley, ,of Narrows, were the
week-end guests of Misses Elizabeth
and Beulah Moore. -
Mrs. Joe B. Rogers and daugh
ter. Miss Ruth, of Chicago, arrived
Saturday to make an extended visit
with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Barnett.
Mrs. Rachel Shultz. Misses Mat
tie Sanderfur aud Winnie Simmer
man spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. J. O. McKinney, of Beav
er Dam.
Mr. W. S. Tinsley, Editor of the
Republican wasvon the sick list
day or two 'the first ot the, week
but Is now much better, we are glad
to learn.
Rev. T. T. Frazler went to Gosh
en yesterday afternoon to perfect
plans for the community reviyal
which will be held there, beginning
next Sunday evening.
Miss Virginia Lauterwasser, city,
went to Owensboro Frldny. She
had her tonsils removed at the .City
Hospital next day and Is reported
to be getting along nicely.
Mrs.'F. L. Felix loft Saturday for
Hinsdale, 111., where she will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. B.
Kniskern, and Mr. Knlskern. Mr,
Felix will join bis wife ln about
two weeks.
Little Misses Margaret Helen
Wallace and Lillian Ruth Burner,
who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. S. T. Barnett for, some time,
returned to their home ln Central
City yesterday.
Miss Beulah . More, city, kindly
helped the Herald In the capacity ot
linotype operator for two days last
week, in the absence ot our regular
operator.
Miss Annetta Gillespie,
t iii.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wallace, of
Central City, will spend Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Barnett,
"lty' and wlU be "ccompanled home
by Master Elwood Wallace, whp has
bteti visltinr his grandparents. ''
Am.m t.Aa i . . . k.
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funeral and burial ot Mrs. 8
runeraI and burttl of 8-
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B. May, ot MadisonvUle; Mrs. Naa-
nis Steuvey, ot Evansville; Messrs.'
John May. Port Arthur, Texas; '
Marshall May, Fort Worth, Texas;
and Nick Veach, of Utica
Mr. Shelby Bosket, Centertown's
enterprising young merchant, was In
this city on buiness, Tuesday.
Mr. Ellis Mitchell, candidate for,
the Republican nomination tor
County Clerk, was in this city,
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Robinson and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Clarence Robinson,
of Narrows,' R. 1, were In this city,
Tuesday.
Have you read 'the bargains offer-" "' ar,rdin 10 " ,: rr i !"'
ed by Bosket's store. Centertown. ! rpived County Supedintrnd.-u:
Ky., in their sale beginning July,1" S' ll(iwir'1 fr,,r t!' ""ir-l
9th and ending July 16th? of Examiners. The highest grade
j was made by Mr. J. T. (Budt Hoag-
WILLIAM FARNL'M In "Drag!lan'1' wil had" an av"age of 91
Harlan" at Star Theater. Friday I3"12- The ?PCOn,l highest grade
night. Doors for first show open at! wtJ made h 5Irs- Lula Hamilton,
7 r,. m. Second show -Win. . !!"' im-rage was 90 8-1.
p. m. Admission only. 20c.
Miss-Maud Miller, ot Olaton, will i
leave within a few days for Nash
ville, Tenn., where she will attend
Peabody Institute during the sum
mer. "DRAG HARLAN." a throbbing'
tale ot the West with Wm. Farnum, !
as the pardo two-gun Wizard, at'
Star Theater, 'Friday night,
shows. Admission only 20c.
Two
Miss Annetta Gillespie, our effici
ent and obliging linotynist. who
had been ill for about a week, is
back at her post. She is indeed
welcome, both from a personal and
business standpoint.
William Farnum' magnificent
photodrama. "Drag Harlan" Aimed ,
from Charles Alden Seltzer's story '
of that name and to be presented at
Star Theater, Friday night
acheived success all nv h rm,n.iat 4 o'clock. She had been in bad
try. Two shows. Doors open atlheaIth for 8ftveral yeara- but had
7 o'clock. 1)6811 critically 111 for only about a
x week. Mrs. May before her mar-
Mrs. C. L. Hoover and son, Byron riage wa MUs Clara Veael.
Lyle. have returned from Kansas ' DavieM C0"11- SIle and Mr- Ma
City, where they spent several en-!w?re Panning to celebrate their
joyable weeks with her father and J 8olden weddinK anniversary on the
mother. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Paris. 29th' ' next Noveotber. Mrs. May
While enroute home they spent the was ln her en"th year when.Mlio
weelt-end at Evansville. the guesU an8wered the flnal sun"in8. Be-
ot Mrs. Ed Rutledge.
On Monday afternoon two auto- TilUe- ot 'his place; five sons. Har
mobiies collided on the Owensboro ry' of Hartford; Allen, of Madison
road opposite the Fair Grounds, i vllle; John. Port Arthur. Texas;
One car was knocked off the lev Marshall. Fort Worth. Txas; and
and considerably damaged, but nono George, Fitzgerald, Ga; one brotb
of the occupants of either car were er Mr- Nick of Utica. two
beriously Injured, we are Informed. ; sisters, Mrs. Jennie Duvall. of Ow
We were unable to learn the nj.naa ' ensboro and Mrs- J- w- Haley, of
ot the ovttin.
Mrs. May joined the Baptiht
The Singing Convention at the i church youth and ha l lived a
Fair Grounds Monday waa largely ', consecrated Chriatian llfo. Sho waa
attended and was a great success in a dBVOtrfJ w" a"d mother and a
every way. About eight choirs were fa'tnful friend and neighbor. Her
present and all performed credita-! 8!l8 will ltfv many hearts sad
bly. There was an abundance of dene'l We wIhH to extend to the
good things to eat and plenty of Ice bereaved family our most heartfelt
water. Next week we will publish X-iPathy.
a full official report. j Funeral services were conducted
at the family residence Monday af-
"Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon p. J ternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Rev.'
Llgon. ot Frankfort. Monday night. Russell Walker, assisted by Rev. T.
at 11:45 o'clock, a fine boy, j T- Frazler, In the presence of a
christened Vernou P., Jr. Mrs. Li- ,ar6e gathering of relatives and
gon is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. friends. Interment was in Oak-
J. R. Pirtle. of Hartford. Mrs. Pir-
tie - was present to welcome the
young man. Doctor Is all smile
over the arrival of the first grand-1
child ln the family. J
The Hartford Chautauqua, under
the direction of the Southern Chau-1
tauqua Service, will close tonight.
There have been fatr-siied crowds
ln attendance at the sesHions, which
were held at the High School audl-'H.
j v t
torium and the programs have been
excellent. One of the lecturers de-
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llvcred an address at the Metnodist
it ' .
Church Sunday night.
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Rev. T. T. Frazler filled his rega-
lar appointment at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning. He gave
o interesting and inspiring o-(
count ot his recen trip te Lake,
junaiui-a. n. l. wnere ne attend- ,
ed the Rural Pastors' Training
School. He was honored by being
awarded a prize ot ten dollars tor
the best display of advertising mat-
ter uea in pastoral work. This
conference ot rural pastors was so'
suoceasful that it has been decided
Points in the
umir. iae worn aoue
at these conferences by the pastors
will be counted by the leading unl-
rersities toward a degree.
FOURTEEN APPUHSI5 PASS
m ran' raiTioi
tight . Make First-Class, Six
.Make SiCont'-tias and '
.Nineteen rail
Out of a total of ".1 apnlii inU in
j t'.e teachers examination ht-5,1 here,
iJu.ie l?th and 1S:1:, eisht mado
; rertifieateK of the r rt rl.iis ami aU
I made certificate of tii- second
Following fs a list of tiiose who
made first class certificates: J. T.
Hoagland, Mrs. Lula Hamilton. M.
I H. Crowder, O. D. Carson, R. D.
( Itnlicrtson. Mary Bruwn. Eiiwin
i .Mason, and Pearl Sauclefnr.
j Those making second class certi-
urates are as follows: Pearle Par-
is. Fannie Mae Paris, Blanch Buck
I ner, James A. Hamilton, W. - B.
Leach, and J. W. Kirk.
Forty-nine applied for certifi
cates in the May examinations and
of this number only turte made
grades entitling them to firt class
ertiflcates, while seventeen mado
second cIaas certificates.
Those who made first class grades
were: Stanley Byers, Horse l!rani'..
higuebt; Ellis Sandefur, Beaver
Ti;u, anil N. L. Ross, Eeaver Dam.
MIW. H. 8. MAY Sl( t I MHH
Mrj. Stephen S. May died at uor
j.agihome in Hartford Sunday afternoon
smes ner nusuaoa sue is survived
by two daughters, MissesSusie and
Evansville, Ind. .
wood Cemetery; The pall-bearers
were Messrs. John Allen WiNon.
",n-on i-!i. hobs -layior, uiena
Tinsley. J. F. Gillespie and Oscar
Bennett. The Moral offerings were
beautiful and approplrate.
MIW, EMMA FULKKKSON
D1KS IV LOL'IKYILLU
I Mrs. Emma Fulkeraou, widow ot
! thm luf M n ,.ll.rn 1 t.l r..A
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dar ,n Louisville hospital, of
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cations. Mrs. Fulkerson had gone
, .
til Tliil-vlll tl iiiului-(, a biicfI....!
't,' w. -rii "
uv, .,,uu, w u.i .uniH guavuuin
was such that she could not recover.
she w. born. nd un. rm.Mnt
veir, resided In the Eaa.iitv .
trv but na, UMy wd- n h0B
w(ta , M8 ,B c.tr,, 'City.
TB, relnaln wer- conv,ye1 u
ner ol(1 home Equalityi where bu(w
lal took place Wednesday afternoon
afu.r funera, Mrvlce, wer, e0nduct-
ed by ths Re Gralt of Centril,
city.
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The Ohio County Board ot Educe-
tion met here, Saturday, tor the
purpose of drawing up plaui for
ice tromweu uondoliduted School
and presentlag them to th- iute
fmird for pup-oval. A few luria
were allowod
