The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27

I Milton Fletcher, OF Henderson,
has accepted position with the st.
Bernard under electrician N. w.
Umstead.
The Klub Kentuck Band has re.
ceived IN a large amount OF the la
test band music, also the latest i'm
proved music holders for street
work.
LOST.-A gold CLUB pin with the
letter M. l.. q. on It, between the
home Of Miss Blanche Sisk and Co.
store. Return to st. Bernard Store
and receive reward Miss Blanche
Sisk.
For roofing, guttering, cornice,
work Of anything in a timers line
call on Mauzy & Boadurant, Tele-
phone No. loo, jacksonville, Ky.
Prices reasonable, work guaranteed.
Tho examination for foremanship
of mines that was held in Madison
vile last week by inspectors Spill
man and Long closed Saturday. A
large number of men attended this
examination, the result will not be
known for about two weeks.
In addition to the Ed v. Price
Tailoring Co., we are now agents
for the celebrated Globe Tailoring
Co. Look over our lines and sam
pies.
BOURLAND & MOTHBRsHBAD.
Prof. A. J. Fox, of jacksonville,
while driving from his home to the
building where they were holding
the teachers institute Saturday,
had bis ankle sprsined by his horse
becoming heightened and turning
the buggy over throwing him out.
We are timers with experience
and do our own work. Consequent
ly we give you the best material and
work at the very lowest prices.
MAUzY g. BONDURANT,
Telephone No. 155, Madisonville, Ky.
Mr.. Morris KOhlman who lately
purchased the stock of j. M. Vic
tory will have the entire front of the
old building taken out and a solid
plate glass front put in. He will
also renOvate the store now occupied
by Webb Bros. to be used as cloth
ing room.
Eugene Oldham has pure hased
from Buck Shaver the Pressing
Club AID Eugene Foster viii have
charge and solicite for 1T. They
are two of our best young men and
deserve all the patronage the eiti'
zens can give them.
The citizens In the nelghborhood
of Southland school house have com
menced the erection of Union
church building. something that il
needed there very bad. Mr.. Geo
Finley is aroused taking up collect
ION for same and he should receive
much encouragement and cash.
The many friends of Harris
Simon will learn with pleasure thai
he is able to go to work. Mr.
Simons was hurt in q wreck on the
Southern railroad at Montera
Tenn, where his caboOse turned
over with him in 1t. Harris was
formerly q conductor on the dlvis-
ion of the l.. and n.
Miss Mary Hewlett, of Henderson,
has accepted position with Barnes
Coward & Co., and will have charge
of the ladies readY-to wear depart
ment. Miss Hewlett has had charge
Of that department of the Louisville
Store In Henderson for several years
and comes highly recommended.
She formerly lived here and has
many friends who will be glad to see
her with this enterprising firm.
Mrs. Matte Hewlett, who former
ly lived here, but now of Header'
son, will return with her two
daughters and make this Their
future home. Mrs. Hewlett was the
wife of Bud Hewlett who was a
brother of Mrs. j. M. Victory and
Mrs. P. b. Davis and nephew OF
Mrs. f. r. McEuen. All the citizens
who remember Mrs. Hewlett will be
glad to learn of this move and well
come them back to Darlington.
Miss Floy Lane and Elizabeth
Long gave a party Friday night al
the Darlington Hotel in honor OF
Miss Ruth Lsng, of Madisonvillei
the hotel was decorated with Japa-
nese lanterns and cut flowers. Re-
freshments were served and games
played and after a very pleasant
evening was spent, the young PeO-
pie at late hour dispursed. Those