The bee., 1909-11-11

60 the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. f.. P. Nellis, OF Kansas City,
NO., is now visiting relatives in
Nashville, Tenn. She will return
here before going to her home.
Joe Hogan and wife, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, who have been visiting
Mr.. Hogan's mother, leave Monday
for New Orleans, La, to visit Mr.
Hogan's sister, Mrs. Brown.
The lemon tree, in The Peoples
Bank, is attracting good deal OF
attention. Nine large lemons are
on it, one being 10 inches in circum-
ference. Mr.. Arnold has had this
beautiful plant at his home for two
years and it 10 admired by all 1t
is worth going to see.
Local talent at Temple Theatre
Thursday night, November, Is, un-
der directions of Miss Critchfield Of
Kings School of Expression, will
present new and revised edition
aye Deestrect Skewl" under aus
pices Ladies' AID Society of the
Christian church. Admission 25, 30
and 80 cents.
There is good deal of talk in
regard to a reunion of the Spanish
American soldiers of the Third regi-
ment, X. S. g., nexr spring at some
point near Madisonville or Hender-
son. There are hundreds of the
boys that went to Cuba in '9S in the
western part of the State and the
city that gets this re-unioH will be
fortunate.
Company r, Third regiment, *
s. g., last night at Madisonville.
held an election for captain of thai
company, caused by the resignation
of Gardner Shank. DR.. f.. b. Hardin
was elected and will make the COM
pany a fine officer, having had a
great deal of experience in military
affairs, having served as sergeant in
the seth Infantry in the Philippine
Islands.
Died at the residence of his broth
er, Con Bohan, FrSday, Mr.. Den
mis- Bohan, age 90 years, of gener-
al debility. Mr.. Bohan has been for
years the head tent man for Barnum
& Bailey circus, only coming to see
his brothers at intervals. He made
the "trip around the word with this
show. He was well known and liked
In this place. He was buried Sun
day morning at the Catholic ceme-
terry. He leaves two brothers, Con
Bohan, an engineer on this division,
and Mike BOhan, a merchant of this
city. They have the sympathy of
THE BEE.
Look out Tor the Lion. He Will
appear at the Temple Theatre on
Friday, Nov. IL, when the "WIxard
of WIseland" holds the stage. This
is the newest thug in the musical
comedy extravaganza line, and is
great. The music is great. the
comedians are greater aud the fun
is greatest. The jokes are new and
rich and the singing as good as
you've ever heard. Scenery o. X,
Dialogue and Lyrics all right, and
the story yes, it has story, an alb
sOrbing, interesting story well work
ed out through il, is as fanciful as
a Grimm Fairy Tale. II you want
to have two and half hours of
solid enjoyment, don't miss the
Wizard of Wiseland."
Stanwaite Tribe, order of Red Men,
one Of the strongest fraternal orders
In our city, having II active men,
bers, celebrated it's 9Th anniversary
of the lodge in this city last night at
their rooms by reception aud ban
quet. The members of this order in
our city represent the brain aud
Drawn OF our citizens. The recep-
ton was one of the incest ever given
In this city. The visitors were well
coined by Gil address by Mr.. A. j.
Bennett. DIR. Jno. X. Taylor then
gave history of the lodge, and he1
is we'll M on Redmanship. Thos.
D. Long, assistant State mine In-
speetor, then gave the audience n
history of the local lodge, after
which ali elegant lunch was served.
There were quite a number Of visit
Ors from jacksonville and other
towns near by. A history OF the To-
cal order will be published in THE
BEE. The order has a WidC WIS and
Orphans Home and other features