The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-09

ington barber shop, has employed
two new BARRIERS.
The funeral of w. S. Barnett at
jacksonville Monday afternoon, was
one of the largest ever held there.
Mr.. Davis, Of Madisonville has
moved in part of the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Goodle, late occupied by Jas.
WInstead.
Miss Irene Coyle left Tuesday for
Murfresboro, Tenn, where she will
enter the Tennessee College for
girls at that place.
Rev. ]. M. Burton and daughter
returned home Monday from Rock
port, where he has been holding a
revival for some time.
A very pleasant dance was given
at the rink Monday night by Miss
Annie Leahy, in honor of her visit
or, Miss Backus, of Howell, Ind.
Buck Shaver, who has been
spending the summer at Dawson
Springs, has returned home. Buck
is very much improved in health.
Misses Virginia McGary and
Mabel Browning left Tuesday after
noon for HopkinsvIlle to attend the
South Kentucky College. Mrs.
Harriet Browning accompanied
them.
The st. Bernard School (Catholic)
opened in this city Monday morn
ing to a large number Of scholars.
This school is conducted by the
Catholic Sisters of this place and is
one of the best in this part of the
State.
The Public and High Schools of
Madisonville opened its doors Mon
day and ~ or 10 of the Darlington
students attending. There were 8
scholars that passed the eXamina-
ton from this city to attend the
High School IN that city.
J.R. Dean, who has charge of the |
st. Bernard ice wagon, has handled |
up to date this season, 40 car loads
of ice, In addition to several wagons
that were hauled the early part of
the season. He will continue to |
run his wagon until October 10 or 20. |
A very pleasant dance was given1
by the young men of the city Satur-
dav evening at Webb's hall I'm hon
or of Miss Backus, of Evansville.
Several young people from Madi-
sonville and st. Charles were IN at
tendance and all had a delightful
time. Blackmores orchestra furn-
ished music for the occasion.
Miss Mary Cuniff, of Dawson
Springs, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Charlie Beverage, 6flGhacRgo,
ILL.,, Monday night at the BRIDES
residence. The happy couple Will
make their future ONE IN Chicago.
Miss Cuniff is q very,populsr young
lady of Dawson, And" the heice of
Mrs, Hiram Griffin Of . tbs place A..
The death of Geo. c. Abbott, Jr.,
who accidently shot hknselb while
cleaning his army rifle, is greatly
deplored here, where Ase l41Ade, P@aay.l
friends during his stay with the
from HoHkiiASxilLe5 4asN.
month. His father, Rev Geo. CT
comes here every Tuesday
to hold services, he being the
minister in this, PARISH. |
THE BEE extends it's SYMPATHY and
coincidence to the bereaved family.
A comedy with tickle, "When
His Wife's Away" by Chas. T.
Vincent, co-author of "The Man
From Mexico" VIII be the attrac-
tion at the Temple Theatre on Oc-
tober 2nd, presented by the eccen-
trio comedian, Mr.. Robert Dalton,
and his merry company. If COM
posite sentence, embracing all the
good things ever said about jolly |
play could be writton, it would need
something more to adequately de-
scribe the mirth provoking laughter |
compelling, irresistibly funny at
mosphere pervading this madly,
merry comedy. The story of
"When His Wife's Away" is fun
ny, It's wit is refreshing, the situa-
tions are ludicrous and the company |
excellent.