The bee., 1908-11-19

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The bird season is on and large
number of our sports went hunting
Monday but the birds are not only
few but are very wild and it takes
an experienced man with gun to
bag many.
John Coyle has put in front of his
place handsome barber pole with
an electric light on top. He has also
had his washstand in the interior
fixed up in the latest style. This is
the best equipped shop In the state.
Buck Shaver, who is now living
IN Bartlettsville, Okla, is in the
city. While enrOute home he met
our fellow townsman, l.. l.. Patter-
son, in Springfield, Mo. Mr.. Patter-
son is prospecting in the Ozark
mountains.
Mrs. Walter Dawes was hostess of
the East End club on last Saturday.
Misses Vanarsdell and Riley were
guests of the club. Delicious re-
freshments were served after the
usual number of games were played.
Mesdames Della Southworth, w. H.
Kline and N. +. McKinnon won
eight out of ten games. The tallies
were dainty blue and red sunbonnet
babies done in water color.
Gus Jones, son of Thos. p. Jones,
of Hanson, who suddenly left this
country twenty -four years ago and
was not heard from for nineteen
years. returned home for the first
time one night last week and sur
prised his pareuts. Mr. Jones has
been in the West these many years
and has prospered. To say that his
mother and father was glad to see
him does not express it.
A party composed of Mrs. Harriet
Browning, Mrs. Dan Evans, Misses
Virginia McGarv, Annadeal Bram-
well, Elizabeth Kemp and Messrs.
Miller Evans, Ed Majors, Baker
Fugate, Ben Evans and John Moore,
attended the school entertainment
in MadisonvIlle Saturday night.
Miller Evans, who is a fine pianist,
was on the program for a piano solo
and acquitted himself with credit.
The entertainment was good one
and enjoyed by all present.
A thief entered the store of Morris
Kohlman last Friday night and
stole several pairs of shoes, an over
coat and three suits of underwear.
They put them in the railroad sand
house, expecting to come back after
them the next night. They were
found and man placed there to
watch, but no one showed mp for
them. This store has been very I'M
fortunate rs it has been entered
several times this year. The thief
gained entrance through an upstairs
window iu front by climbing mp on
the she'd
Quite a little excitement was
raised on Saturday afternoon by the
alarm of fire heing sounded by the
whistle of the yard engine. The fire
proved to be the roof of the stable
owned by w. S. McGary and occu-
pied by Thos. Stone. he fire COM
pany responded promptly and the
fire was extinguished in few min
utes. The loss was small. Earring
ton fire ladies can always be de-
pended upon to be prompt in re-
spending to the call, and the fire
last week and this one proves that
we have a good department.
The ladies of the Christian church
of this city will on Wednesday be-
fore Thanksgiving hold, In some
store in the main part of the city, a
Thanksgiving market In this place
there wilt be sold pies, cakes, home
made candies, ieliies, preserves and
ali kinds of ketchup in fact every
thing that goes TO make a Thanks
giving dinner except the turkey.
The place has not yet been secured
but will be made known later. This
Is for a worthy cause and should be
we'll patronized, and will save the
housewife much trouble In fixing up
the accessories for dinner on that
day.