The bee., 1908-09-24
Local Happenings
Observation-Disclosures


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Millinery opening Thursday and
Friday, October l and 2. Miss Anna
b. Moore.
Miss George Bishops opening of
New York pattern hats September
20 and 20.
Mr.. Jas. Smith, who has been quite
Ill nc his home on east Main street,
IS somewhat better.
Mrs. l.. e. McEwen of the leading
grocery is attending big State Fair
at Nashville this week.
Remember the millinery opening
of Mrs. g. +. Shelton, at Madison
vile Friday and Saturday.
Mis- Anna b. Moore invites you to
inspect her beautiful line of pattern
hats. Thursday and Friday, OctOb-
eF and 2.
Tie sixteen months old child of
! William Cotoran died of stomach
trouble last week and was buried 10
the Darlington cemetery
Mr.. john Rule is having large,
roolny verandah built to his cottage
ON east Nam street, making it quite
attractive and comfortable.
Miss GeOrgie Bishop keeps full
stock vi human hair, in all the latest
styles. SwIt.hes, Puffs, Nets, Rats,
also have the new CorOnet Braid.
Mr.. Earl PrytOn and wife have
moved to Central City, where Mr..
PeytOn has secured a position. We
wish them success in their new
home.
Call at the millinery opening of
Mrs. q. F. Shelton at MadisOnville,
next Friday sud Saturday. aud see
the proper thing in hats for fall and
winter wear.
Mr.. Claude Borders, former mine
boss of the Hecla mines is now with
the Eureka people at jacksonville.
Claude understands mining and is q
good man in any capacity.
Several of eur citizens attended
the State Fair in Louisville last
week AMI report an immense time
and delighted with the show. But
nothing to compare with the coming
great Hopkins County Fair.
The many papers that are thrown /
or blown from the depot cover the
east side of Railroad street sOuthO of
the Post Office and many complaints
are being made by the ladies who
live on that side of the street.
Those parties holding books out of
the library beyond the time allowed
are requested TO return the at once. !
The rules and regulations of the Ii
brarY can be found in the front of =
each book. All are asked to con- :
form To them. =
Monday the ladies Of the Method {
lat Aid Society spent the day at the
park quilting. Several were present
and spent a pleasant day and en- .
joyed a good lunch. These ladies \
are expert cutters and have orders !,
enough this week to keep them busy a
Tor some time to come, !.
Mr.. j. H. Buchanan, representing q
the II. q. Newman Plumbing Co., ?
vt Evansville has just completed y
fitting up the new home of Mr.. M. u
B. Long on Main street, and he GER .
,ainly understands his business, as "
t Is the best since OF pipe and boiler
work IN the city. '
The darlington Colored School has y
1854 pupils at the commence "
ng of the school last week. This 10 =
! fine showing and shows that they y
their handsome school =
building. Prof. Cox, the principal =
s rated as one of the best cOlOred ed -
IcatOrs in the south. =
Why some of Esrlington's pretty h
iris will persist in running their M
with paint and powder 81
We cannot see. Put on enough to
AXE off the gloss but dent spread 1t v,
N as II you were painting house. OF
)ne of our prettiest girls came down n
own Mondoy afternoon with enough Nd
,Owder on her face 20 free Ireland ,t
nd paint enough for n house. ol
Mrs. John W. Twyman and Mrs. W
i.B. Long OF tins place attended the tl
uneral of Mrs. Steel, who died AZ "
henderson last week and buried al ~
'aducah. Ky. Mrs. Steel was the "a
mother of Mrs. s. Il. Stevens of this p'
lace. and was sixty-seven years OF o.
ge. She had been In bad health for e'