The bee., 1909-02-18

Friday night was well attended and
was appreciated by all.
Remember "The Lion and the
Mouse" at MortOn's Theatre, Madi-
sonville, Monday night.
Chas. Blackwell, the manager of
the bowling alley, has received lot
Of new balls and pins. He is doing
nice business
,<Mr. Marshall Gardner an expert
matchmaker Of Aurora, ILL.,, has &C
cspted a position with M. H. Tap
pan, the ieweler.
1t Is Impossible for THE BEE man
to know everything. If you have a.
visitor or going out Of the city, tele-
phone us, No. Al.
The Lion and the Mousse the
best show at jacksonville this sea-
son, will play under the auspices
Of the Shriners next Monday night.
The L. & N. have had published
q new book of rules for the guidance
Of its employees, and they are being
given to all the men onIthis division.
-
The horse law that is on the ordln-
ance book of this city Will be en-
torced in the future, and any one
allowing his horse to run the streets
is liable to fine.
The recent rains have filed the
Ike and w. d. Caviness has re-
wed the pumping engine from the
eet near the postofflce, which was
I'd during the dry spell.
THE game of basket ball at the
rink Saturday night between Mad
isonville and Darlington was at
tended byia large crowd. The WIS.,
itors were too much for our boys, |
and won by score of p to IL. -
Thomas Smith, who formerly |
worked at this place ON the repair
track for the L. & N, now living at
Louisville, was in the city last week.
He is brother of Capt. J. w. Smith,
who shot and killed George Spero in
! Madisonville last week.
The grand jury is still in session
nd from the number of Darlington
R have been summoned be-
it one would think that some
ng is:radically wrong In our burg.
far no indictments have been
night against any one living here.
Mrs. w. H. Kline was the hostess
, Of the card club on last Saturday
NafterOon. The refreshments con-
sisted Of creamed shrimps, coffee,
celery, tomatoes sand sandwiches.
- s. McKinnon won every game but ,
e. Miss Riley was q guest of the
ab.
Luther Robinson. the fourteen ,
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robinson, of this city, died at the
ST. Bernard hospital Tuesday. He 6
was injured few weeks ago by be-
ing run over by wagon but was not S
thought to be in danger until the
F'st few days. He was buried in
Darlington cemetery.
Services at the NJ. +. Church,
South. sunday next at IL a. M, and
1880 p. m. Evening subject Temp
tation of Christ" Sunday school t
at $3.50 a. M, Epworth League Gas O
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 6
evening at 1880 p. M, and choir .
practice Immediately after Mr..
n Ashby, of Madisonvllle will be !
ith us. n
The East End card club was \
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. a
wv. Il. Dawes on Saturday afternoon I
February 6. Mesdames Chas. Nc
lary and H. w. Rogers and Misses
LEY and Van Arsdell were guests
the club. A dainty two,eourse r
.ncheon was served at the conclu-
5ion of the games. Miss Van Ars-
ell won the greatest number OF
ames.
Misses Carrie and Lucy Crenshaw
Entertained few friends at cards
TUESDAY evening. Nine games were
played and enjoyed by the guests as
rsv' ;he NJ the delicious refresh
:, g Bette Crenshaw and
wherieridan were the cham
EepnDing every game. Those
ruar.a aaHofaao KIfna unA | Il
sMisses Moore, Riley, Willis,
aan and Bette Crenshaw;
-ssrs. Sheridan, Southworth, Ma
loney, Lowe, Wand and DR.. Nisbet.
We'll Known in Darlington.