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

1Oc. cans Of Campbells soup for
&c. at David Adams.
Conductor Ed Beal handled the
business end of the NJ. and A. plug
during the absence of II. s. Bran
well, who attended the. funeral of
his wife's brother Q. g. Robinson.
Mr.. Henry Coward left Tuesday
for Louisville, where he will be for
about one week purchasing large
and complete line of fall and winter
stock for the store Barnes, COwand
Co.
The dancing club has secured the
hall over Webb's new store for this
winter and u more desirable place
could not be found, also the X lub
Kentuck cOrnet band will use this
reOm for band room.
Miss ToMmie WOodrdff, AN attrar-
tive young lady, of Ridge T"p,
Tenn, who has been visiting friends
here for the past month returned
home last week much to the regret
of the many friends she made here.
Mr.. Gilbert King, of st Charles,
Is in charge Of the store Of Jno. X.
Taylor, during his illness MIR.
King IS q graduate of the Louis
vile School with high honors and
has many friends In the city.
Mr.. M. II. Tsppan, the jeweler.
has moved into his new store In the
Victory building aud certainly has
pretty store, one that will
compare favorably with any IN the
western part Of the State.
We notice in the mammoth con-
test of the Louisville Evening Post
that Darlington has a representative
in the person of Miss George
Wyatt. The winner of this contest
will receives a $4,000 home in
Louisville.
The members of the Epworth
League gave a picnic at Loeb Mary
one day last week. Quite q nice
crowd was in attendance and a
spread of the good things to eat was
in evidence.
The chairs and fixture for the new
X. of P. Hall has beeu received and
but in place. They are Of the very
finest make and Darlington now has
q Castle Hall that will equal any in
this part of the state.
Prof. Thompson, of Providence,
who is leading the singing ut the
Baptist meeting that is being held
at the rink, understands how to
make music. The choir is certain
~ good. Go hear them.
Lillian Francis, the months old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. ERNEST East
wood. died at Howell, Ind, Thurs
day night of whooping cough and
was buried at the cemetery here
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. p. NJ. Moore. who has been in
New Jersey for the past two weeks,
is expected home In few days.
His two sons who have been with
their grandfather, J. B. Atkinson,
will accompany their father home
so as to enter school on time.
DR.. Eldred Davis left Tuesday for
Oklahoma, where be Will reside IN
the future having already built up q
practice. Eldred says that the
ceIn of the realm is TO be had there.
J The Bee wishes MIN SUCCESS at his
new home.
Mr.. Mike LeaheV, a nephew, of
Mr.. VIM. Leahey, who lives in
Knoxville, Tenn, and is In charge Of
the l.. and N. freight house at that
city, was visitor to his uncle Sun
day. Mr.. Mike married a Miss
Nellie Long lately, who accom-
panies HIM on this trip.
The city council at It's next meet
ing will be petitIoned to ask the r..
II. Co., TO cease its loud and un-
necessary whlstling by its engines.
1t is not expected that they stop
whIstling altogether, but the
whistle as il is used now Is neu-
sence aud should be stopped.
The Bird Regt, X. S G. will go i'm
TO camp at this place about the 9Th
of Oct, for ten days. Daring their
camp the annaal target practice
will be held. Many members of
this regiment are on duty in this
part of the state aud the attendance
will be light.
The East End Gard Club, which
hOrished last winter and was n
source OF much delight and pleasure
TO It's members will again commence