The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10


Tomatoes 8 lbs cans. for 25c. at
David Adams.
Mrs. Henry Rogers and children
spent Sunday at Guthrie with Lieut..
Rogers, who is in command OF
a detachment OF State Guards at
that place.
Mr.. Carl Vickers and wife. (nee
East spent several days last week
visiting relatives in Kellys and
Hopkinsville.
The new barber shop Will be &C.
cupied as soon as the thing on the
floor has been laid, which will be in
about two weeks.
RS. P. b. Davis and daughter,
Susie Wade, made their son and
brother, p. b. Davis. Jr., a visit at
Guthrie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Davenport.
former citizens of this place, now of
Evansville, spent Friday in the
city with friends.
Mrs. W. S. McGary spent Sunday
at Dawson Springs. Mr.. McGary
returned home with her Monday
after weeks stay at the Arcadia
Hotel.
Law Agent +. BrAmwell, of the
l.. and N. r. r., spent Saturday in
the city as a guest of his son, w. s.
BramwelI, l.. and N agent at this
place.
Mr.. s. NJ. Kimmell and MOscOe
Haley left Monday for Providence,
where they will do some civil engi-
neering work at the Shamrock
mines.
Mr.. r. f. Whittier left Friday
night for. Detroit. Mich, where he
will spend some time visiting bis
home folks. Mr.. Whittier is chief
civil engineer for the ST. Bernard
Company.
Mr.. Edwin McGarv, brother Of
Mrs. e. r.. McEuen and Mrs. p. A..
Jones, who lives near Richland,
spent Monday and Tuesday with his
sisters here.
Mr.. w. A. Randolf, whose house
was destroyed by fire, has moved
into the house of Mrs. Harriet
Browning just beyond the present
home of Mrs. Browning.
Miss Carrye Crenshaw, who Is
visiting her cousin Mise Richards in
HOpkinsville will visit relative in
South East Arkansas this month
Miss Crenshsw will not return home
before her departure.
Mr. Chas Ray, one of the soldier
boys who has been home sick for
some time, is now we'll and returned
to bis command Friday. Chas. is
new man. but Is classed rs one OF
the best in Co. q.
Quite number of our sports wit
messed the Journals 90 down in de-
feat in a game with Marion last
week. The Journals are in q streak
of bad luck at present it seems.
Miss Carrie Atkinson left Mon
day for Hopkinsville, where she
will visit friends for a short time
before she goes to Nashville, Tenn,
where she will visit Mrs. Carroll,
who visited here this summer.
Mr.. John GrIffin and wife. Carl
WOolfork and Dick Ashby, who
have been camping on Green River
for the past two weeks will return
home Saturday. They report over
the phone that the catch this year
has been splendid.
The supreme commander of the
U. S. and the Grand Lodge of the
state of Kentucky, of the Golden
Cross will meet here on Sept. l4th.
All the members are expected to be
present and a banquet will be had
in their honor.
Road master g. M. Henry, has
had car of rock screening pat on
the Main street crossing which adds
to the street very much indeed.
Those holes of water that collected
there after each rain will now be a
thing of the past.
Agent Cam L. Ashby sold last
month 5000 rOund trip tickets 90
MadisonvIlle. This shows that
MadIsOnvilie gets some OF the trade
from here, yet MadisonVilfe refuses
10 believe that Darlington rs on tire
map.
A crowd OF negro boorhlacks con-
! greUata on the NlOrnDaaV store nornaf.