The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-12

attend the rink. Coupons will be
given to every one who attend the
rink until March IA to vote for their
The prizes will be hand
some ring for the gentleman or lady
who secures the most votes. Don't
miss the chance to vote for your
friend who you think is "It."
On next Tuesday evening March
18th the Barnett Bros. will
celebrate st. Patrick's eve with q
dance at the Rink, large crowd is
and those who will attend
may rest assured Of a pleasant even
ing. The best music to be had will
be gotten for the occasion and the
very best of order will be matained
you can't afford to miss this night
of pleasure.
A movement Is shaping to pro-
duce beautiful cantata for the
benefit of the Darlington Epworth
League IN the near future. The
cast and the chorus Will all be of
home talent and those who are al
ready into the plans are enthusiastic
over the prospect of delightful en-
tertainment for good cause. If
plans materialize the cantata is sure
to draw large attendance.
After the leap year party at the
rink Thursday evening, Mrs. Har-
riet Browning entertained some of
the young people at her home on
West main In a pleasing way. The
couples were Miss Anna Deal
Bramwell and Miller Evans, Miss
Mabel Browning and Baker Fugate,
Miss Elizabeth Kemp and Handley
Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan M.
Evans, and other guest were pres
ent. Dainty refreshments were
served and everybody had a good
time.
M. Hanna, proprietor of the Earl
Ington Iron Works, has returned
from eastern Kentucky mining field
around Pineville, in which section
he has supplied several mines with
his shaker screens and other equip
ment. Mr.. Hanna says he saw
numerous new coal mines being de-
veloped and is much pleased with
his trip. He came home bringing
three new contracts for shaker
screens which he Will build and
ship this spring.
The handsomest equipped stove
in this part of the State is that of
Barnes, Coward & Co., in this city.
This is a department store, with ele-
CANT cases for ladies shirts and
wraps and gents clothing, a large
stOck of both this firm is now show
ing. The millinery parlor will be
up stairs and fitted up in city style,
an elegant line Of millinery goods
are on the way and Will soon be
ready for inspection. M
This week there has been nightly
attractions at the rink. The voting
contest has been attracting good
crowds and votes are being cast for
the most popular lady and gentle
man attending the rink this week.
Saturday night at nine o'clock the
votes will be counted and the lady
and gentleman receiving the most
votes will each be given handsome
gold ring. Saturday afternoon
basket ball game will be played.
VS.. MadisOnville. sSatur-
day night Hopkinsville and Earl
ington.
Polo, the game which was started
in Kentucky here at Darlington, has
taken hold in the Blue Grass coun-
try. The Lexington Frankfort Team
are now playing the game. The
darlington team is Gnow contem-
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Grass country and will in the near
future leave here for Lexington. A
game between Frankfort and Lex
ingtOn, the first game at Lexington
resulted in a score of to IN favor
of Lexington. The people seem to
be very found of the game which
will prove very popular.
Mr.. Vanus Miles, age q years,
brother of Mr.. Pete and Arthur
Miles, of this city, died at his home
near Hopkinsville, March 9Th l9O8,he
has made his home in this city till
a few months ago when he was
stricken with consumption of which
he was a sufferer for several weeks.
He was well known here and had
many friends who are sorry TO learn
of his death, These two brothers
have many friends here who
have the sympathize with them in