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



Joe Brinkley will move in the
house lately occupied by o. S.
Leach.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church, South, met with Mrs.
40. Sisk Monday.
A large crowd witnessed good
show at the rink Monday night,
5000 feet Of films being used.
Since FIVE of our most popular
youug ladies have gone to college,
some Of our young men look lonely.
Quite a number of our citizens at
tended the funeral of the late w. S.
Barnett at jacksonville Monday.
The condition of Mrs. Mary Col
bert, who has been quite Ill at her
home on Railroad street, is no bet
ter.
The mother of VIM. Jenning is
very Ill at bis home at Hecla. Old
age and a complication is her trou-
BILE. N.
Services at the M. E. Church,
South. Sunday at II a. m. and 1880
p. M. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Epworth LEAGUE at Z. p. m.
Misses Pansy Rule and Elizabeth
Kemp Accompanied by Mrs. Stella
M. Kemp, lefttor Russellville Tues
day afternoon, the young ladies to
enter Logan College.
Jno. T. Barnett, of Delhardt,
Texas, was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Barnett is an old citizen of this
place, having been city marshal
here for II OF IA years. -
No it was not a fight at Webb's
Store Sunday afternoon. They
were waiting for that famous Home
Made Bread to arrive. They re-
ceive 1t fresh every day.
= VIM. Browning, who has been
running dairy in Dawson for three
years. VIII move here next week and
VIII establish dairy in this place.
We welcome all new enterprises.
The Louisville Times, Saturday,
published fine picture of the
officers of the Third regiment,
taken here at an officers meeting
held Just before the encampment.
II EoR. SALE One Mullins Get
there duck boat. In good condi-
tiOn and Just painted. For further
fnIotfhation addressn9 80 -
$50, Dr.. II. ,. MgEgEN,. |
s.g o. sAm& gsis.s,sDS n isty T. NJ hy'
z9eapjgh5 sbe ladies' n IF g the n. p.
Church will put on at, the rink the
GA ,Eididlsffss 'CoHtesE: Won't fail
Tf55iMftnesg tbfs, as the ;pfoeesds 90
towards the buildingtSands Of that
church.
Sam. Doyle, Yh9 formerly lived
here, ~as:fs- mafrisd'tb This former
wftea wAe 2lyes4oi SetEeea the$' hay
1Silpg Psep diyeFce9 seYeeral'yeagF ago.
4hs ceremony vas, performed, in
-hss'fdetsSnlastt' week ". - 49,
I. The following society people from
St CHARLES, attended Fhe dance at
isife ffnS sAf0nday 'nTght Misses
dsaara, Dolland, Charlie Woodruff;
,Messrs. Clay and Jas Woodruff,
Robt. Ewing and Gilbert King.
We understand that there is no
truth in thereport that Chas. Bur
don has signed with the Louisville
ball team. We were in hopes that
it was true, for we would like Chas.
to come to the front in fast com
pany.
The home of Joe Rash, on Center
street in Madisonville, was destroy
cd by fire Monday morning about 8
O'Clock and was burned to the
ground The loss was complete
one, as Mr.. Rash had no insurance
on his house.
MI anu MIS- W. IL ASohy
Misses ANNE Leahy and Celia
Backus. Of Howell, Ind, Messrs,
Jas. Maloney, Jewell Webb and
Walter Davies attended dance at
jacksonville Friday evening, given
by Miss Givens's dancing class.
Reports from Anton are that Geo.
Sharp, son of JnO. Sharp, and whp|
lived here for years, fell OH a
wagon loaded with hay and Is seri-
Onsly hurt Mr.. Sharp purchased
farm in that locality last year and
moved there. His father left Tor
there yesterday and as we go to
press has not returned. We sincere
~ hope that facts are not as bad
as first reported.