The bee., 1901-08-08
KENTUCKY EDITORS
We're Guests of st. Bernard Coal
Co. Last Friday.
BARBEcUED DINNER SERVED THEM.
There Was Speechmakins. Cake.walkins
and General Goood Time at
Lakeside Park.

The Barbecue given at Lakeside
Park in. honor of the Kentucky Press
Association was pronounced suc-
cess and will long be remembered by
the jovial fun loving participants.
The X. p. A. special Louisville and
Nashville train consisting of eight
coaches bearing the Kentucky Edit
ors arrived at Darlington about noon
A committee consisting of Paul M.
Moore, G. G. Atkinson, Mayor Burr,
James Rash, Col. E. G. Sebree, Jno.
w. Logsdon, Col. w. f. Sheridan,
Seely Dunn, M. DEWEY and Major
Startling Thompson of Henderson,
accompanied the train from Mad
isonville to Darlington, where they
were met by a committee con-
sisting of representatives of the st.
Bernard Coal Co., and number of
darlington citizens. Every avail
able carriage and hack was called
into service from the four livery sta
bles and the crowd numbering some
three hundred were quickly driven
to the bea utiful Lakeside Park where
underneath the shade of the native
Kentucky trees was spread an ele-
CANT and sumptuous repast. The
welcome address was made by May
or Burr, Jas. r. Rash, Col. E. G.. Sc
bree, r. E. Morningstar, Secy., and
w. r. Brown, President of the AS
sociation also made made speeches,
sparkling with wit and humor. The
Madisonville Band made inspiring,
soul-stirring music and the pleasure
of the evening was greatly enlivened
with cake walk by Geo. G. Az in
son, Miss Waller, of Hopkinsville,
r. l.. Morningstar, Miss Laura Nor
wood, w. r. Brown, ars. Ross, of
Madisonville and others. 1t was gen.
orally conceded the honors of the
day were carried off by Miss Nor
wood and G. &. Atkinson. The par
ty left on their special train at $3.50
p. m. for Denver, Salt Lake City,
and other points of interest in the
far west. They were loud and en-
phatic in praise of the st. Bernard
Coal Co., whose guests they were
while here.
Below we give the names of the
editors and their friends who will
make the western tour and we wish
them one and all a pleasant Irofit-
able journey and safe return to
home and friends:
Adairville Banner-W. Z. Jenkins
and wife.
Ashland Daily independently. F.
Friel and wife.
Ashland Weekly Independent-J.
H. Preston and wife.
Bowling Green Times-Herald-J.
G.. and II. H. Denhardt.
Bowling Green Courier-R. E.
Morningstar and wife.
Bardwell Star-Allison Tyler and
Miss Lena Morris.
Brandenburg Messenger-D. NJ.
Duncan.
Bardstown Record-Leslie Sam
uels, j. S. Kelley and Miss Annie
Kelley.
Carlisle Mercury-G. r. Kellar
and Mrs. J. r. Pauling.
Carrollton Democratic. G.. Smith
and wife.
Carrollton Republican-Miss Hal
lie Masterson and Miss Mary Hamp-
ton.
Cloverport News-John d. Bah
bage and Ernest Babbage.
Cynthiana Democrat--Miss Sue
Patterson and Miss Wallace Mon
tague.
Cynthiana Times-Mrs. Carl Mus
ser.
Calhoun Star-D. HI. Kincheloe.
Danville Standard-G. NJ. Mcclure
and wife.
Danville News-E. w. Lillard,
wife and daughter.
Eddyville Tale of Two Cities-S.
N. Leonard and Mrs. ]. w. Camp
bell.
Darlington Bee-Paul M. Moore
and Miss Alice Bourland.
Elkton Progress-L. w. Gaines.
Ewing Inquirer-J. ID. Wyatt and
Miss Lutte Lee.
Flemingsburg Gazette-W. H.
Wilt and Miss Mary P. Harbeson.
Fairview Review-Clarence Brew
er and w. b. Brewer.
Fulton Daily Leader-Mott Ayers
and wife.
Fulton Weekly Leader-L. w.
Roswall and wIfe