The bee., 1908-09-17


here. was in the city Saturday.
Otha Boyd ,One of Guthrie soldiers
spent a couple OF days at home last
week.
Felix Davis of the ST. Charles
country visited his nephew, DR.. j.
b. Davis.
w. J. Fault and ID. ID. Woodruff,
of st. Charles, spent Tuesday in the
city on business.
J.V. McBuen and wife. of st,
Charles, made friends in the city
visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. McGsry at
tended the ball game in Madison
VILE last Friday.
General manger F d. Rash made
q blslnesss trip to Christian county
last Thursday.
Dick Williams aud wife, OF White
Plains, spent several days last week
with Mrs. COrdier.
/ Miss Bartie Jennings will leave
Sunday to visit her brother, John,
who is living in st. Louis.
Henry Browning, of the st. Ber-
nard store, returned Saturday from
q business trip to st. Louis.
f. Mrs. G. b. johnson left Tuesday
to visit friends and relatives in her
old home at Springfield, Tenn.
Fred Hosey, who has been switch
ing in the local yards for some time,
will go on the road as tiagman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Perry. OF
Clarksville, Tenn, spent Sunday in
the city with Mr.. Perry's mother.
Mrs. Fred Hosse and family, who
have been living IN this city for sew
eral years will shortly move to their
old home at Nashville, Tenn, TO
live.
Every transaction between this
bank and its customers we regard
as confidential, not to be divulged
by us. PEOPLES BANK,
Darlington, Ky.
Sunday morning II people were
baptised IN the lake. Thev joined the
Baptist church during the meeting
that has been going on at the rink
! for the past two weeks.
The nights of PythiAs will shortly
move into their new hall and theiI
meeting nights will be Monday and
Thursday nights. All visitors are
3 cordially invited to attend.
Webb Bros, have moved theil
grocery store from the old stand tC
i the new building In rear of the PeO
o ple's Bank and 1t is q "Clean Gro
d Gerry" both building and stock.
Chas. Truempy, our enterprisinl
) ieweler, has moved into the new
! Webb building on Railroad street
q When his stock is all In he will hav'
one of the most complete in th'
county,
t. Quite an excitement among tn
y neighbOrs of A. J. Howell wa
aroused last week by the roof o
Mr.. Howell's house catching fire
d 1t was extinguished before any dam
u age was done.
Darlington Is on a boom, buslnes
is getting better, the mines ar
81 working full time, the stores are al
ie getting in new goods and everythin
* indicates a prosperous fall an
winter.
10 Did you know that the increase /
y the deposits with the new bank heI
VI during the fret SIX mouths of thi
year was more than than the II
n, crease in all the banks in HOpkir
M county pat together except One2
Oh There were over 30 additions ts tIl
Baptist church during the meetln
il that closed Sunday night Lare
lis audiences have attended ever
MI night and much good wIll res1
np from the meeting il is hoped.
Miss Martha MeGary has returI
". ed TO Hopkinsville where she hl
nd been attending the s. X. &. at th'
ak place tor the past years. This
~. Miss McGary last year AS she grad
ate, at the close Of school in Jul
1903.
Al. Thos. Rutland, who has been col
10 nected with the Empire Coal Con
as pany for a nunbeT Of years will a
er sumo charge OF the NortOnYihe Co
~ Company 10 a short TIME. Mr.. Ru
on land is an old coal man aud /