The bee., 1909-06-17
Local Happenings


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Buck Shaver will spend the sum-
merin Dawson Springs at the New
Century Hotel.
DR.. p. B. Davis is having a coat
Of paint put on his house which adds
greatly to its appearance.
The picnic at Lakeside Park, Civ
en- by the Methodist Sunday school,
was a very enjoyable affair.
Miller Evans made the highest
average in eleventh grade at the
Madlsonville Graded School.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. f. B. Arnold.
The squirrel law expired on Tues
day and the boys may kill all they
want without fear of the law.
Qaite a crowd enjoyed dance at
the park Friday evening. Several
couples were out from Madisonville.
Special prices on Redmen rings
Saturday. Ask to see them.
M. H. TAPPAN,
Jeweler and Optician.
Five pupils of the darlington
school passed the examination re-
quirsd to enter the Madisonville
High School.
Ben Wilson, one of our local base
ball fans, is composing a song en-
titled, "Mr. Leahy, Put Me Of at
the Ball Park"
Services at the M. E. Church,
South, Sunday II a. m. and 8 p. M, |
BY the pastor. Sunday school at $3.50
=, m. Epworth League at 1880 p. m.
All the Shriners who were in Lou
vile returned home Thursday night
tired but happy. What John X. did |
to Louisville was a-plenty, so they
say.
Children's Day was observed at
the Christian Church Sunday night.
"A splendid program was carried out
and large crowd was in attend
ance.
Whit Ashby, who was severely
cut in fight last week at Slaught-
lersville, is improving. He was
Ssitizen of this place for several
years.
Rev. w. G. Brandon went to
Nashville, Tenn, Tuesday, to unite
n marriage his nephew, DR.. r. w. |
Brandon, of Lafayette, and Miss ,
Jennie Doss, of Nashville.
M. ]. Tanning will deliver a lee
:nre on Temperance, u at the Chris
ian church tonight. Mr.. flaming is
Anoted speaker and all who go to
heaFlhim will be benefited.
Mrs. Clint Almon died at her
home on Methodist Hill last Friday
If tuberculOsis. She is survived by
q husband and four children. Inter-
ment at Darlington cemetery on
Saturday
ID. B. Griffin, Waterman at the
veil, kept tally on the number of
people who got water there Sunday
between 7 a. m. and 6 p. M, and
1852 people got water there during
that time. i,.
Miss Oma Sisky who has been
teaching school in Dixon for the
past fonr years, has accepted the
school for the next year, and will
move Ler mother and sister there to
reside in the future.
Ed Phillips has had several fiat
tering offers for his -yeaf-old
colt, but refuses to sell. This is a
fine animal ami has the making of a
racer in him and will be winner
at the iair this year.
Mrs. w. II, Leahy entertained a
few friends at cards on last Thurs
day evening. Several interesting
games were played, a delightful
two-course luncheon was served and
everybody had good time.
DR.. Eldred Davis and wife, of
Nashville, Tenn, are visiting in the
city. Several of Eldred's friends
are trying to get him to locate here
and should he do so Will be quite an
addition to the medical fraternity.
Bernard McEuen. of st. Charles,
last week passed the examination,
required to practice medicine, be-
fore the State Board of Examiners
Of Tennessee, and will probably To-
cate IN the Eastern part Of that
State.
Mrs. w. ii. Kline entertained at
cards on Tuesday evening. Eleven
games Of five hundred were played
and w. e. Dawes was champion,
winning ten games. A dainty
luncheon was served and everyone
spent pleasant evening.
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