The bee., 1909-04-15
Local Happenings


Nice cottage Tor rent. Apply to
r.. q. Mcleod, jacksonville.
Mr.. Walter Dawes. who has been
sick, is now able to resume his du-
ties.
Room for rent on corner of Moss
avenue and McEuen street.
MRS. Cora PEYToN.
NJ. H. Tappan, our popular jew
eler, has purchased nice automo-
bile.
Mr.. Mcdonald, who has been i'll
of chills at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Harriet Browning, is able to
be up again.
Sunday the streets were crowded
with parties driving. 1t was one of
the most pleasant Easter Sundays
we have had for years.
Ernest Stokes gave his Sunday
school class an Easter hunt at the
Walnut grove Sunday afternoon.
which was much enjoyed by the
children.
A centennial celebration was held |
at the Christian Church Sun
day night Az interesting pro-
gram of speeches, readings and
songs was given.
The crowd at the opera house to
witness the lady minstrel was light
on account of the rain. This was a
good clean show and will get large
house on their return next season.
The members of the Christian
sunday school had an Easter hunt
at Lakeside Park Sunday afternoon. II
A large number were there aud the
young people greatly enjoyed hunt
the pretty colored eggs.
The Washington Cd. c. Herald .
OF April has h splendid cut of Mr..
JnO. b. Atkinson, who is Vice Pres
ident from Kentucky of the South
eFn Commercial Congress, which
met in that city on March 10.
Mrs. George Atkinson entertained
the Madisonville Book Club, of ,
which she is a member, Wednesday
afternoon. After the literary pro-
gram a delicious luncheon was
served ending delightful after I
noon.
King, the fine bird dog belonging
to Mr.. Albert Keown, died of old
age Friday. This was one of the &
best bird dogs that has ever been
owned in Darlington, and the hunt
pFs Wall regret to learn of King'si (
death. II
siseT. and Mrs. H. H. Moore arriv-
su last week. Rev. Moore filed the I
pulpit at the Christian church SUM- 7
day morning, he having recently
accepted the place as pastor of that
A large congregation heard
bis able discourse.
Services at the M. K. church South
Sunday at IL q. M, and 1880 p. M,
by the pastor. Morning subject,
The Doctrine of John the Baptist. {
Evening subject, Casting Shad-
DrFs." Sunday school $3.50 q. m
cpwOrth League 6;45 p. m.
Easter was a bright, mild day,
just the kind for new spring suits
and hats to bloom out, which they
did in abundance. The streets werel
thronged all day and the bright bits
of color here and there, in dress and
ON bennett, presented a varied
bouquet.
Chas. Barnett and Buck" Shaver
on their way to Dawson last week
encountered severe wind storm
and it blew over their buggy and
came very near injuring both the
men. Mr.. Barnett's hat was blown
of his head and sailed for over a
mile in the air.
Judge j. w. Wilson, of Madison
VILE, who is the chief officer OF the
"KnIghts and Ladies of Honor" for
Kentucky, is in Louisville this week
attending and presiding over the
annual meeting. of the Grand Lodge
of that order, which is being held at
Library Hall, on West Walnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Leahy enter
tanned at cards at their home on
last Tuesday evening in honor of
their daughter, Miss Annie, who
spent the Easter holidays at home.
After the guests had enjoyed sever
al interesting games and splendid |
music refreshments were served aud
at late hour they departed feeling
that the evening had been delight
fully spent.
The East End Card Club was
most delightfully."- entertained by
MIS- FeatherRtOn last Friday affair