The bee., 1909-09-16
Local Happenings


hick WlJn cnllls JDle week,
w. T.. Rea, who has been suffer-
ing from sore hand for some time,
is now better.
Gentlemen, we have fine line of
good cigars.
JNo. X. TAYLOR.
The dance at St. Charles was well
attended by darlington people
Thursday night.
We have lot of pictures. Call
and see them, Prices right.
JNo. X. TAYLOR.
Chas. Webb and wife and Mrs.
o, p. Webb have returned from a
fishing trip to Green River.
Wanted-A room with quiet
family. Vacant or furnished. Ad-
dress The Bee. H. x.
Judge G. G. Givens, of Madison
Vile, was spectator at the Old
FIddlers' Contest Thurdsy night.
Thomas Crabtree and wife left
Tuesday night for Texarkana, Tex.
They will remain about one month.
We can frame that picture. Any
thing you need in this line let us
have your order.
~ JNo. Y. TAYLOR.
~ Miss Annie Leahy will leave for
school next week. She will attend
the St. Bernard College at Nash
Vile.
The Daughters of Confederacy
will have charge of the rink Thurs
day, Sept. %. All 90 and help
good cause.
H. d. Cewand, of the firm of
Barnes, Coward & Co., is in the
Eastern markets buying fall mer-
chandise for his firm.
H. ID. Bourland and mother and
Mrs. Stevens spent last week in
Chicago buying fall merchandise
for Bourland & MOthershead
Bart Sisk, of Madisonville, is the
artist that does the drawing on
the picture that are shown at the
rink. He is an artist in that line.
Jesse McGary, of Richland, was
the featare at the Old FIddlers'
Contest Thursday night. Jesse can
make living as burnt cork artist.
Miss Frank Campbell arrived in
the city Wednesday from Hopkins
Vile. She will resume her duties
as mIlliner for Barnes, Coward d
t.
Mis- Lois Wiuiis, of Houstonville,
KY, ma armed and resumed her
work in the public school at this
place. Miss Willis taught here
last year.
w. d. Cunningham, of Tokyo,
Japan, will lecture at the Christian |
church, Sept 81, 7:l5 p IN. He will |
show pictures of that Country with |
sterioptican views.
Brick Sowthworth, who has been
with the 1st and End Regiment, x.
Seas assistant commissary officer,
has returned home. Brick reports a
swell time but lots of work.
Misses Minnie Kemp aud Katie
Murrell, of Columbia, KY, arrived
Saturday to take their places in the
Darlington Public School, where
they will teach the coming year.
For SALE-One Mullins Get
there" duck boat In good condi-
tion and just painted. For further
Information address
DIR. H. B. MCEUEN,
st. Charles, Ky.
Commencing tonight, after Col.
Toombs's lecture, Manager McGary
will put on vaudeville attraction,
The Byers Children. Don't fail to
hear them, also the lecture of Col
Toombs.
Cigar salesman wanted in your
locality TO represent us. Expert
ence unnecessary; $40 per month
and expenses. Write for particu-
lars. MONARCH CIGAR Co,
st. Louis, Mo.
w. A. Toombs will lecture tonight
at the rink on Japtha's Daughter,
or Soloman's Judgment. Col.
Toombs is a man that has studyed
on these subjects and will no doubt
have them in hand.
A. j. Bennett, one of our popular
citizens, has announced himself
candidate for city Judge at the cleo
tlon in November. Mr.. Bennett has
been with us for long time and Is
IN honest, upright man aud is
worthy Of any trust the people may
place in him. o.