The bee., 1908-09-24

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The three strange lady hair dress
ers who visited our midst last weeI
had everybody guessing. "who it's
and wishing their hair did not neec
dressing. They went south on No
81 Saturday.
Clement, the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Stokes, who resides in
the Southland school neigh borhOod
died last week with dyptheria aRd
was buried at the Southland school
house cemetery last week.
When the carpenters complete the
work inside the store Of Bourtand &
Motherhood, IL will indeed be a
beauty. The rear end has been all
taken out aud new stairs put In with
a landing for the cashier and DO ok
keeper.
The st. Bernard Co. is now using
concrete pillows for foundations in
all their house building work. They
cave a small concrete plant near No.
8 mine aud the pillows are carried
from there to any place needed.
The mineral we'll out near the lal Q
has beer fixed up aud large con-
crete basin has beeu put in, making
two sides, one for cOlOred and one
for white, SO no confusion will arise.
This well has been we'll patron z, d
this summer and the crowds were o
large that Waterman was kept
there all the time.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie enjoYe themselves last Thurs.
day night with q trip through No. II
mine. The visit was given SO as to
give ID. N. Calm of MadIsonville,
and Miss Petit of Nashville ~
chance to see the inside of q coal
mine. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sisk.
Mr.. M. B. Long, of the Bon Ton
bakery received last week carload
of Welch Grape Juice, containing
64l cases of ~ bottles to the case.
1892 bottles of that delight
ful drink. This is che largest order
Of that drink that was ever shipped
to this state. 1t shows that Mr.. Long |
has very popula- drinking place.
Mrs. James MalOney, manager Of |
tile Grand Leader Will commence at
once to overhaul and renOvate the
room formerly occupied by Webb |
Bros, to use as n clothing room for
his immense stock of goods. Mr..
being thoroughly convers-
ant with the needs of the trade Of
will have 8 complete line
hat will please his many friends.
On Saturday Mr.. Charles MceArv,
W. L. Phillips, Mack Clark aud Ern-
'st Newton left for Lexington as
delegates to the Grand Lodge meet
ng of the Knights Of Pythias. Earl
ngtOh is proud of this order, which
las nearly 200 members and steadily
rowing. They will shortly move
ntO their new lodge room, which is
me OF the finest in the State, being
lnished IN Mission oak and every
hing new throughout.
The members of the Baptist church
N the hill will soon meet aud try
nd secure lot and funds so as to
'uild a church nearer tue center of
he city. The church now stands on
high hill. aud It is very hard for
he older members of the church to
ttend. They Will also try to have
reaching twice a month instead Of
nee IS they now have il. The, meetJli
ng just closed at the rink was verv
uccessful and the church has now
AIKEN on new life.
Married at the residence of Rev.
v j. Eldred last Thursday night:
Ir. SADIE Grasty of Morton's Gap,
nix Miss Thula Hampton, who re-
Ides near this city. Mr.. Grasty has
cen an employee of the ST. Bernard
company for years and is held in
Ugh esteem by his employers and
as many friends In this city. The
ride, Miss Hampton is a charming
Dung lady of lovely character ana
as a host of friends here and AZ
Gap. The Bee wishes them
access through the journey of life.
The Klub Kentuck Band has been
cry lucky in securing the services
Prof. j. Henly as instructor. Prof.
EMILY is Que of the best band men
,uth of the OniO river, aud Taught
10 old Darlington Concert Band TO
lay seventeen years ago, ana they \
ere eOnsIdefed the Dest BAUD an
lie part of tine state AZ that time.
no Professor with his band Will Z
pen the skating rink on September &