The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22


Tempest and Sunshine" Mary J
Holmes novel, which mas been drs.
matized and will be tile attrnctiuu.a
the Darlington Theatre on Novem
Der 8.
Rev. w, &. Braud'", pastor OF tb'
M +. Church, SOuth. has takel
charge of the seuiur Bible class al
Sunday school. This ciass numbers
about eighteen and suus very IA.
decreasing lessons anu questions
are heard.
Mrs. J. r. Peyton, who IIves on
South Railroad street, has II tern
that measures eight feet acruss and
Ia the haudsOnesI evergreen ever
seen in this city. 1t is only two
years old and taxes up nearly half
Of her porch.
A farewell dance was given at the
rink last night by the young men
of the city to Miss Willie Lynch, of
Milan, Tenn, who has been visiting
in the city. Quite number of our
society people attended and lt was a
most enjoyable affair.
Two young men Sunday afternoon
while strolling near the lake saw a
tin box generally used for money.
Being in mud it was washed off and
proved to be the one stolen a few
weeks ago from j. +. DeVylder who
was robbed of about $500.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Mr.. Fred Brooks and
Miss Eta Smith, of Jacksonville,
Fla. Mr.. Brooks lie grandson of
Mrs. Virginia McGRry and has
made number Of visits to this city
and has many friends here.
The East End Card Club was
handsomely entertained by Mrs.
Franc Rash on Friday afternoon.
Misses Splilman and Lynch were
guests Of the club. After number
of exciting games delicious salad
course was served. Mrs. w. +.
Dawes was the champion.
Chas. COwell was called TO his
farm yesterday on account of the
forest fires that are raging through
the county. He lost about one-hAlf
mile Of fencing ana by hard work
managed 10 save great deal more.
These fires are being reported from
all sections of the county.
Manager McGary of the Earring
ton Opera House announces thar he
has secured contract with w. F.
Mann for the appearance of ITEM
pest and Sunshine, a play of South
ern life, dramstized from Mary J.
Holmes novel of the same name.
The date as announced Is Novem-
Der 8.
The ladies waiting room at the
depot is for ladies and gentlemen
with ladies, and not for men and
boys who use tobacco and bad Ian.
guage and sit in the windows. Agent
Ashby is going to have the law Oh
some of the local boys who use this
room and this is a timely warning.
A number of people VINO have
been depending on cisterns for their
water supply are compelled to have
water hauled from the lake on ac-
count of the extreme dry weather.
The lake here is now lower than IL
has ever been, and 1t is 10 be hoped
that the people VIII be very careful!
of the use of their water and not nSe
any more water than necessary.
On Monday night, Mrs. Waiter
Dawes entertained the card club at
the residence of her sister, Mrs
w. X Nisbet, on account Of the i'll
ness of w. IL. Kline. A very pleas.
antevening was spent and delight
fnl two course luncheon was served,
There were five tables IN the service
of the card players. Those present
were Misses Lucy CrenshaE, Carrie
Crenshaw, Frances Moore, Mary
Van Arsdale, Willie Lynch, Frances
Riley and LOIS Willis; Mesdames
w. X. Nisbet, n. f. McKinnon,
Toe gentlemen were Brick South
worth, Charles Trahern, @. l.. Lowe,
Tom and John Wand, JAS. Oren-
shaw. DIR. Barton McEueu aud aim
Maloney. After a late hour they
returned to their homes declaring
Mrs. Dawes charming hostess.