The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

the Jeweler. He can fix It.
Millinery opening Thursday aud
Friday. October and 2. Miss Anna
y. Moore.
Highest grade watch repairing
done by G. I. Truempy, Watchmak-
or and Jeweler.
See Tappan for gifts and wedding
presents. Will have some sew
things or 3 days.
See Tappan before you purchase
anything in the Jeweler line. He
will save you Money
Just received Nee line VI Hair
Switches. Hair Rats apd Hair Nets
at Mrs. G. T.. O'Brien's.
Be prepared IT, give uis your tax
list. am coming soon.
ERNEST NEWTON, City Assessor.
At Mrs. g. e O'Brieb's is to be
found rhe most up-to.d"te hne of
Hats, aud her prices are the low
est.
Just received at Mrs. &. r..
O'Brien's. a swell line OF tailored
effects IN ready-tu wear aud tailor
ed hats.
Miss Anna p. Moore invites 900
to inspect her beautifni liue 80 pat
tern hats. Thursday and Friday,
October and 2.
Col Wood, the street commissions
er. has replaced the bridge at the in
OF Railroad street and
Moss Avenue.
See the large selection of dia-
rnonds at Tappan's on "orning day
at cost, for each. The dare will he
fixed later for the opening
Mine foreman holding n service
would like to secure
position as general superintendent
with good coal company. Also
an experinced bookkeeper. Can
give the best of reference. Address
James w. Lamb, Marion, Ky.
Grand Master Morris of Louisville,
The chief officer of the Ancient Or
Ter of United Workmen IN Kentucky |
vas in darlington last week looking
after the good of the order at this
place. The workmen here are re-
ported to be in a thriving condition,
with large membership.
Opening day of Tappan's New
Jewellery Store will soon be here.
Handsome China plates will be Civ
an away that day to the ladies that
come as long as they last, the plates
20 be given away in the afternoon.
You are invited to come. Up-tO-
late Jeweler, M. H. Tappan.
Cards are out announcing the |
marriage of Mr.. Rex McEuen and |
Miss Isabelle Fraser on Wednesday |
evening October the l4th at eight
} clock at the M. E. Church South |
IN thus city. Mr.. McEuen and Miss
Frazer are society favorites and |
many are interested in this happy |
union.
Undoubtedly the best dance of the
,easOn was given in Webb Bros,
new hall last night. A good crowd
vas present, and everyone seemed |
% enjoy themselves. Those pres
mt from a distance were Misses
hurley and Breezy, of Evansville,
md Miss Winnie Ashby, of Madi-
iOnville.
There is a rumor going the rounds
hat Mr.. j. Il. Hughlett, the popular
md OblIging call-man on the l.. q
n, is contemplating ending the life
If "single blessedness. The young
ady who is to be the future Mrs.
Hughlett is versatile aud hand
some teacher lately appointed TO one
If the outlying districts, whose name |
ne will not make known at the
present time. Best wishes, etc.
Cashier Frank B. Arnold has re-
,eived from AlOIsiUs Morgan hand
some piece of drawing and framed !
md hung it in the bank. Morgan |
las a talent for this work. He is
low with a firm IN Chattanooga,
Tenn, and while only Is wears old,
a good salary and has a
future before him as an artist. His
work has been seen around Earling- |
ION and has been favorably COM
nented upon.
The East End Card Club spent
Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ed. Rules
cottage on Ridgeway. The