The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22


home Monday from Nebo where
they attended the Baptist Associa-
ton.
Jno. y. Atkinson left Monday for
Joplin, Mo. TO inspect some Zinc
mining property that he is interest.
ed In.
Miss Dorothy Richards, an inter-
esting little miss Of Hopkinsville, is
visiting the Misses Crenshaw on
East Main street.
Misses Louise and Margaret Nc
Pherson, Halle Fawcette and Sibyl
Hart drove over from jacksonville
Sunday afternoon.
Master Evan Peyton, son Of Walter
Peyton, OF Evansville, spent Sunday
here with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Peyton.
Miss Filth Howell spent several
DAYS last week with the family If
Allen Laffoon, who lives between
here and St. Charles.
Miss Willie Lynch. of Milan.
Tenn who has been visiting htr
sister Mrs n. f. McKinuon, return.
ed home this morning.
Mrs. Maxey Watson, of Hender.
No vs.f
brother, w. A. Raboru, returned
home after weeks visit.
Mrs. p. Il. Davis went to Evans
VILE Friday accompanied her aunt,
Mrs. II. K. Nc Euen, who goes and
enters the Sanitorium at that place. !
Miss julia VanArs dale, OF Flem-
ingsburg, arrived in the city Fri
day to visit her sister, Miss Mary,
who is a teacher in the Public
school at this place.
Mr.. f. b. Arnold, cashier of the
Peoples Bank and Ellsworth Evans,
cashier for the l.. & N, are in Lou
isville this week as delegates to the
grand lodge OF MasOns.
Mrs. NJ. Sergeant aud little son,
Of MiddlesbOro, who have been Wis
iting her mother in Evansville for
the past month, spent Monday and
Tuesday with friends here where
she form rally resided. Mrs. Sar-
geant returned to Middleshoro We'd
day.
Rev. and Mrs. j. ID. Fraser le # for
Louisville Saturday. Rev. Fraser
took charge Of his new appointment
ut Asbury NJ. f.. church in that city.
During their two years stay at this
place they have endeared them
selves 10 many of the people who
1eeply regret to see them go.
Mrs. e. r. McEueu, who has been
quite III at her residence for some
line WAS carried to the Gilbert San
tarIum at Evansville Tuesday. 1t is
o be hoped that she will recover
" bile la that institution.
john COyle, proprietor OF the
darlington barber shop, has Just re-
eceived a handsome set of chairs
or his customers They are of solid
AK and add greatly to the appear. {
nee of his already handsome shop.
Carroll DickersOn, Of Henderson,
Pho frequently comes to this city to [
'lsit one OF our fair daughters, made :
Iuite a hit at an entertainment ,
lven by the Knights of Columbus
n that city, by his rare and well
cultivated voice. His two songs, 6
Are You Sincere?" and clipper
ry," we're said by the Henderson !
aper to be the best ever heard In
hat city by local talent. We hope
ir. DlckersOn can be induced TO
ocate here.
On Sunday morning bright and
arly two wagonettes loaded with ,
Dung men and women went to the !
'ond river flats to gather nuts. A I
leasant day WAS spent, the ladies r
aking along lot of good things to q
at. While very few nuts were
altered everyone came home thor
ughly satisfied with their outing. !
Among those who went were Misses
Iaggie Mitchell, Sadie Stokes, Efiie
'tOkes, Frances Moore, Katherine .
ipIllman, Willie Lynch, Lois Willis,
lillian Evans, and Edith ROOtz :. !
feshames n, e. McKinnOn, w. X. 4
Kline ana Walter Dawes; Messrs.
Ohm Biakely, Jim Maloney, Tom !
Wand, Frank HoiTman,W. n. Kline, .
frank Witbers, Charles Trahern, (,
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