The bee., 1895-07-04

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Owing 70 the iateness Of The correspond.
ence the visiting news had to be omitted
Come out to the Reading Room Thurs.
day night, programme has been arranged
that will interest all
Quite an interesting programme was
rendered by the ladies Of the educational
board last Sunday eveping at the Mt Zion
church
Every person is invited 10 attend the
mass meeting after the literary is over
Tuesday night Be sure you come, there
Is something excellent in the wind Par.
ents, come out
The marriage Of Miss Lena Childs and
Mr.. Tom Dixon was something grand,
and we wish them all happiness 20 life.
and that their path may be strewn with
roses,
On last Saturday eve. Mrs Liszie Carr,
wife of Burrel Carr departed this life,
the funeral services taking place at the
Mt. Zion Baptist church. The bereaved
family have the sympathy Of the com
munity at large. Blessed are the dead that
die 10 the Lord
The weddlng celebration Of Miss
Katie Dixon TO Mr. Edward Johnson,
took place at the Baptist Church last
| Thursday night, after which the bridal
party, headed by Darlington cornet band,
proceeded 10 the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs M Hatcher, where they we're served
with all the Injuries OF the season
Since the last edition Of this column in
the Bee, one OF cur leading citizens, Mr.
Louis Hyde, who had been III for some time
OF consumption. departed this life. He
leaves wife and three children to mourn
his loss He was a member OF the G. u
o. OF f. and Household Of Ruth and also
OF the Grand Masters Council Interment
took place at his home in Nashville Tenn.
his family. six brothers aud two sisters Of
Household Of Ruth. accompanying him
there.
Children's day last Sunday at the Zion
Methodist Church was well attended, an
interesting programme being rendered BY
the scholars of the Sunday School After
wards Rev. ! Z. Baily delivered an address
by the request Of the children The sub
iect was ''Shine on" Come again Parson,
we like to hear you. Parents. you should
attend such meetings and see what your
children are doing Rev. Walker pastor
OF the church preached a sermon TO the
children at III o'clock. 1t was childrens
day all over the country in the Methodist
Church y't
The excursion which passed through
from Henderson TO. Hopkinsville, to the
Masonic Celebration, OF ST. Johns day,
was largely patronized by the Masons aud
friends OF this city. among whom we're:
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs
Hatcher, Mr.. and Mrs S. Dunlap Mrs
| ]. E. Todd. Messrs. Geo. Simms. b. b.
Brown. II. Cooksey. Robert Williams
Joseph Pritchett, Bell Frame, VIM. Clip
son. VIM. Hines, Isaac Strainsler and
Rev. VIM. Foster, all visiting masons. and
quite number of friends. which space
viii not permit the calling Of their names
The train was seven coaches long and was
crowded to its utmost capacity. but perfect
order ensued going and coming.
EDITOR BEE:
Dear Sir:--Will you please kindly
state TO the readers of your valuable
paper, that owing to Misunderstanding
as to the arrangements for my visit to
Madisonville, as per announcement made
through your columns by the resident
Commissioner Rev. G. b. Walker
During the month Of July, some mem.
Der of the State Board of Commissioners
will visit your city and address the cili-
zens upon the subject of this important
enterprise.
Very truly yours.
Z. L. GILLIAN, Dist. Commissioner