The bee., 1909-12-02


ter, Mrs. Clarence Keown, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hosse and children
will leave Monday for Nashville,
where they will make their future
home.
Have your engraving done before
the rush. Tappan is the man for
everything in the jewellery line.
VICTORY BLpog
All the school girls, who were
home for Thanksgiving from the
different schools, have retained
to school.
We want your business. Come
and get our prices before YOU buy
elsewhere. Everything guaranteed.
NJ. II. TAPPAN,
Jeweler and Optician,
VICTORY BLDG.
Master Melton Jones. of Jacksou+
Vile, fIa. who has visited here
several times, won the state juves
nile sparing match given III that
city last week during the carnival
He was also One of the pages 80
King Como. Melton played bait
here last year with the +. A.C.
Or. w. X. Nisbet surprised Ms.
Nisbet with a delightful unnfef
party Saturday evening The idlt
lowing guests. were present; All.
and Mrs. Jnu. Long, Mr.. and Mts,
w. II. Kline, and Mr.. anu. Ms
Walter McGsry. The menu was .
most elaborate one, reflbctfng MIA 1
credit on. the Goctor. 't 10y tt6d
a large humber orour Gitlzens
witnessed the game Of football be.
tween Paducah, aud MadlsouvIlltl
aiternqon At the latter
city. Madisonville won the game
by u score of 6 to il. The star play
of the game was ihade by Spilinijth.
orr honleJboy 70 jbyss hundred yards
run. WAosrsosertainiy rploaqapl
Neal III ~9rv s,s.s,1iI
The East End Gard Club held a
most enjoyable meeting with Mrs.
on last Friday after
noon. Mesdames G.. Goldsmith,
w, X. Nisbett and Randolph and
Willis acted as substitutes. A de-
lisious salad course was served bv
the hostess. Mrs. w. II. Kline and
Miss Lucy CrenshRw made equally
high scores.
The following ladies aud gentle
men will assist Mr.. Willard In
Ethiopia at Jacksonville Tuesday,
Z. and here Friday, 10: Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. Il. Rash, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. s.
Messrs. f. ]. Phillips, II.
l.. Browning, A. o. Sisk, f. d.
Rash, JnO. Sugg, Jas. Eraneawsy,
Ernest ClatoF, Luther Bruce and
d. W. Gatlin.
Ars. Jennings. mother of VIM.
JenOIng, OF Hecla, died Saturday at
his residence. She leaves large
family aud was loved and respected
by all who knew her. She has been
In bad health for some time ana has
been with her son NJ Mortons Gal
but came to Heela about one month
ago. She was buried Sunday at the
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Rice leave
this afterno on TO mako their home
in MuhIenburg county, after having
been esteemed citizens of EARRING.
ton for = humber of years. 70 fact,
this is "home" TO them and they
will look back toward Darlington
as toward home. Friends here are
hoping they may be drawn by this
feeling to live here again at some
future time. Mr. Rice will engage
In farming. His pottofiice will be
Weir, XIV.
A house owned by W. 5, MeGArY,
in rear of Mrs, Harriet BrowHtnk KS
boarding house, and occupied by
j. w. Veasy and 0ttey Vannoy.
caught fire "Wednesday morning
about 6a. IN, from detective hue
in the kitchen and was completely
destroyed. Nearly all the house
hold goods were saved. BY hard
work the house occupied by r..
Edwin Brook was saved. the loss
was about 81 900, partly covered by
insurance. Mr.. McGsry will at once
commence to build fine cottage
on that site.