The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-04
coLoRED COLUMN
EDITED BY J. H. COUGH.

| put OIL Tor the same reason.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Ghol-
ston, fine boy. Mother and child
are both doing well.
The X. P. Lodge installed its off,
GERS last wednesday night as fol-
lows: 1. e. Edmondson, c. c.; 8.
Dunlap, ". c.; w. M. Killebrew, M.
of W.; ]. H. Cough, p. L.; 1. II.
Edmondson, Sec. of F.; r. A. Gar
rett, X. of r. and s.; I. Dayison, M.
of f.; s. Trotter, M. alta. The Lodge
donated to G. w, Gladish, the Dep
uty, a $15 suit of clothes.
We have several on the sick list
.nis week.
Onie Brown is still improving.
Nose Grover Is some better.
Mrs. w. M. Hines is visiting friends
in Sebree.
George Landers, of Hecla, Is on
the sick list.
Leonard West Is still better.
Ben Isabel is still complaining.
Sam Eaves has joined the temper
ance society. Three cheers for him
1t is said that private drsgs and
beer drinking are doing our young
our veung people a great harm. The
young girls should stay at home and
listen to their parents.
Whitson Eaves went to st. Charles
on lodge business this week.
Perry Grady and grandson, Tom
ME, went to Barnsley on business
this week.
Sam Quarles is still on the sick
list, but some better.
Sally Eaves is on the sick list.
Whitson Eaves, the heighth cut
ter, burnt his machine out one day
last week.
Prof. S. r. Driver visited Hender-
son Saturday.
Doc Nichols is still on the sick
list, but some better.
DIR. and Mrs. Poindexter, of Madi-
sonville, celebrated their wooden
wedding Jan. %, which was very
largely attended and many valuable
wooden presents presented them.
Following were the guests: Rev.
Whitesides and wife, Rev. Hen
bricks and wife, OFT Sharp and wife,
Prof. p. r. Cabell and wife and Miss
Davis, of greensboro. About go of
the invited guests were present. Ow-
ing to the BID weather there were 40
absent. Miss Davis was the center
of attraction. The dining room was
beautifully decorated.
Prof. Cabell delivered an excellent
address to e V. C.. E. of Zion
church. DIR. Barrett, the president,
responded in few words.
Miss Davis, of Atkinson College, is
teaching a class at the home of Mrs.
Ella Hays.
Prof. l.. b. Bank is teaching an
art class at Mrs. HI. Hargrove's,
Two of our Darlington ladies were
compelled to leave the train Monday
evening coming out of jacksonville
on account of the rowdy conduct of
some of our mon. wish the time
would soon come when our men will
learn to respect our women. If we
don't respect them first ourselves we
need not expect for other races to
do so.
VIM. Drake is yet on the sick list.
The wedding bells are still ringing.
We notice here lately certain
young lady is doing good deal of
writing. We may expect something
sooner or later.
The wedding of London and Hill
Sunday might at Crabtree church
was quite a swell affair We wish
them pleasant sail through life.
The church going people of Earl
ington was at loss Sunday. They
had no where to go all day except to
meet the o'clock train Sunday
afternoon.
Revs. Edmondson and Cough and
Master Thomas Cough went to Crab
tree Sunday, where we had two eX-
cellent services, and at 1880 sharp
Rev. j. H. Cough performed the
rites of matrimony between Sol Lon
don and Miss Omegia Hill.