The bee., 1909-08-12
Local Happenings



Try the delicious ice cream and
AXE by the ladies'. It Will cool and
refresh.
Mrs. Pauline A. Jones is still seri-
ously III at her residence on Rail-
road street.
Margaret Virginia, infant daugh
ter Of Henry Coward, has been quite
~ this week
There are more lady visitors in
the city this week than was e, er
known before
There isa change in the time of
J.. 4 n. passenger service. which is
published IN another column.
A hay ride was given last Thurs
day night in compliment to Misses
Gilmore guests of Misses Victory.
Born to the wife Of Clarence
Keown, on the 9,h inst, a fine 90
pound girl Mother and child both
doing we'll.
>. A. Bates leaves this afternoon
for McNary's Stationro do some
plum bing work for w. P. Hahn, of
that place.
The Darlington merchants are
doing nice business this week
with the soldiers. Those that have
advertised IN THE BEE are getting
the cream.
Maria Mitchell, one of our young
operators, is making a record as a
baseball pitcher as well as being
speedy at the key.
Mrs. r. e. Brooks, who has been
in the Woman's Hospital in Nash
vile for the past month, will return
home in a few days.
W S. McGary is having large
crowds at the moving picture show
this week. wat knows how to
entertain the public.
Cbas. Reddrick, who Is electrician
AZ the Electric Theater, has had
several fiattering offers from East
Syfn people. This shows that he
understands his business.
Ice cream and cake served every
afternoon and evening at the build
ing next to Toombs restaurant by
ladies Of M. E. Church, South.
Remember that watermelon rinds,
potato peehng, ETC., thrown around
the back yard are. very injurious to
the health. Keep your premises
clean.
Paul M. Moore is the possessor of
anew Lincoln penny. The supply
from the mint has been taken out
Of G circulation as fast as the people
eonld get them.
MISS Mary Ruby Morton, of MadI-
aonville, entertained the Misses
Victory ana their visitors, Misses
Gilmore, OF Terre Haute, Tuesday
eyening,with tea. A delightful
1imes was had.
The u 0. ID, g. rhas lost three
members within the last three
months and their insurance has
been paid in, each case: within 10
days. This speaks we'll for this en-
terprising order.
Mrs. Ed. Adams, of Mortons Gap,
was painfully injured in a wreck on
she l.. & N. at Galloway, Tenn,
Monday. Ed. Adams, who was with
bis wife, was not reported hurt.
The engineer was killed and the
Brennan injured
The ladies of the M. e. Church,
Sonth, who are serving cream
sherbet and cake afternoons and
evenings during the encampm ent
are doing well. AThe cream:ls :fHrn-
ished by Mrs. Chas. Ross, of ssMadi-
Bonville, who has recently opened |
m ice cream factory AT thatI:place.
This creamiis very fine. ALA in
yited to visit the place next to Mick
foombs' restaurant and be served.
Dick Harrison, who lived here
for years, passed through here this
morning for Springfield. Mr.. Har-
'isop(h has been very i'll for several
months and is going to the home of
NJ. +. Anderson at Springfield,
Tenn, He was compelled to lie on
cot Ia the baggage car. Mr.. Har-
ison married daughter of Thos.
.,ongstaff his family accompanied
i'm. We hope that new scenes and !
md surroundings will benefit him.
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All employees in the Netherlands
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