The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-06

1st.~.essse.Ne&s4.s;

Mrs. M. Gilfoy who has been quite
sick, is able to be up again.
Mrs. Jas. Rogers is quite in at her
home on North Railroad street.
Several Of our citizens are attend
ing court in jacksonville this week.
Mrs. Fannie Stokes is confined to
her room this week by a slight ILL
ness.
Geo. G. Abbot, Of HopkinsvIlle,
held services at the Library Tues
day night
The heavy frost on Saturday night
damaged the gardens in the city
considerably.
Claude Harris, of jacksonville, is
BOW paperlng the cashiers office Of
the st. Bernard ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Ashby are the
proud parents Of a fine boy which
arrived Friday night. -
Miss Margaret Victory, who was
operated upon in Evansville
several days ago is reported better.
J. v. McEuen, of st. Charles, is
sudering with serious carbucle
and trying to have the patience of
Dob
Spring cleaning is the popular (?)
pastime with the housewives these
days. The men have gone fishing or
Visiting. ~
Mrs. Pauline A. Jones, who return
.ed home from Florida Sunday, is
seriously i'll at her residence on
Railroad street.
The people of st. Charles appre-
siate "a good show, as was shown
~ their attendance to the X. X.
Rnd minstrels Tuesday night.
Losf--A pink hatpin, between
hrnes, Coward & Co.'S. store and
akmore Finder re turn to The Bee
ice and receive a handsome re-
8. Elsie Robinson has gone to
81 keeping In one of the cot
q on West Main which has been
# Nodded and painted making very
At and attractive appearance.
The spring poets were little pre-
Mature this tiraeA The birds and
eYeraas weJfas the people shiyer-
q and sought shelter from the FLAX
A ofenow that fell on the lstot May.
The moving picture show at the
nk is drawing good crowds night
Brent Hart and Chas. Redrick
IRE managers and are doing all in
heir porwer to make these shows a
nccess. Mrs. Roy Forester sings
NC Illustrated songs and her sweet
Ace Is attracting much favorable
mment.
g. G. Brandon, who has been at
ding Vanderbilt University, is
10 to spend the vacation with his
tents Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Bran
In another year Mr.. Brun-
VIII be a full-fedged doctor. ,
y has accepted a position with
no. X. Taylor's drug store for the
summer.
Services at the M E. Church,
81 ath, Sunday by the pastor at ii
m. and 1880 p. m. Morning sub
Bet Sowing and ReapIng". Even t
ing subject "The Call of Abaham I
tand it's Lessons Sunday school 9
~ $3.50 a. m. EpwOrth League Z p.
'm. Rev. Brandon will preach at
'Southards at p. m.
The East End Gard Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Frank Rash last l
Saturday afternoon. All the mem
beers were present aud most enjoy {
able meeting was the result. Mes
DANES J. b. Atkinson and Ed Rule
won an equally high numbers of
games, A dainty little lunch was I
served at the conclusions of the (
games.
Miss Mary Martin entertained a
hnmber of her little friends with a
tacky" party Friday night. 1t was
hard 70 decide which of the boys and
sIrls was the 'tackiest" but Doris
Shaver was finally awarded the
prize. After many games, delight
ful refreshment were served, and
Ithe young folks went home after
having spent a pleasant evening.
A news dispatch from Frankfort
was published IN these columns last
week stating that the County Board
ST Education would meet May IL for
tI,a nnrnoRe OF voting on selection