The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-02
Local Happenings
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Save your Library slips. They are
valuable.
Remember that each issue of THE
BEE contains Library slip.
There are more worthless ours IN
darlington than any town on earth.
Quite number of our people are
enjoying the waters at Dawson this
year.
MISS GladIs Whitford, who is very
III with typhoid fever in New Or
leans, is better.
Green bass are IN abundance at
Loeb Mary this year. Every day
one can see people With strings OF
them.
Mr.. Carl Meachem is now con-
neeted with the pool room. He has
many friends and will command
patronage.
For sale cheap, one rebuilt Crown
Sewing Machine IN first class con-
aItion.
MRS. S. NJ. BoURLAND.
Will Pittman, of London, KY,
who has been playing with the
local baliteam as pitcher, returned
home last Week.
We are glad to learn that the con-
dition of VIM. Barnett, of Madison
vile, who IS quite i'll with typhoid
fever, is improving.
A revival commenced at the Pri-
mItive Babtist Church in this city
Monday night. The Rev. VIM. Clark
is conducting the meeting.
Within the next ten days some 8 |
or 10 of our young ladies will leave
to attend colleges in different parts
Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Whygo off to different springs
when we have the best water on
earth here at home. The mineral |
well near the lake can't be beat.
The citizens are having the ceme-
terry cleaned and put in good condi-
ton. This is good move and all
should help clean our city of the
dead.
Mr.. o. S. Leach, who has been
with Barnes, Coward q Co. since
their opening, has resigned and NOV
ed to his former home in Central
City.
Services at the M. E. Church,
South, Sunday at IL a. m. and 7:45
y. m. by the pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. M; Epworth League at
7:lS p' NJ. x
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webb and
Mrs. o. P. Webb left this morning
for Sebree, and from there to East
wood Landing on Green River on a
fishing trip. -
Jas. Winstead and Lee Favours
leave Monday night for Bisbee,
Arizona, where Mr.. Winstead will
locate. Mr.. Fayoprs will return
home in a month, H.,
.a Mr. Jne. Wand,who has for several
years been connected with "THE1
BEE, has severed his connection
With this paper and has accepted a
position with the. firm of Barnes,
Coward & Co.
TEE BEE has received several
hundred library slip calendars and
fans. This library slip PROPOSE
tion is good one, one slip in THE
BER each issue. Now is the time to
snbcribe, sl.OO year.
Warrington hAs more fine mich
COWS of fine bret than any town IN
the State of it's Size. Aview in the
early morning when these cows are
being driven TO the pasture will con-
vince one of that fact.
We understand that Lieut.. South
worth who is now acting cOmmissary
officer for the lst Regiment will fill
that important office with the 2nd,
regiment when they go IN camp
near Lexington this week.
K. A. G. and Dawson Springs
crossed bats yesterday. The game
was a Que sided affair, 6 to 0 in IA
vor l.. A. G. Mitchell and Curtis
we're the battery for E. A. Q. /
Struck out by Mitchell, 10; by Fin
ley g HITS by Dawson, Is errors /
s. His by Darlington. Z; ewors, q.
Miss Martha McGary, who recent
IL graduated from Mclean College
at HOpkinsville and passed the nee
sessary examination before the
gupt. Of Schools at Madisonville,
viii teach the AIN grade in the Earl
Ington school this year. Miss Nc
llS i'm all