The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-05-26
News Of the Town
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Several of our citizens attende d
the street fair in Hopkinsville last
week.
Pianos and Organs for Sale. w.
J. Bailey, Madisonville. Phone 3S4.
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Don't forget to clean up your
back yards and alleys. Don't let
trash accumulate. 1t Is unhealthy
White Sewing Machines for sale.
w. J. Bailey, jacksonville. Phone
384. Tat
A large number of citizens at
tended the funeral services OF Frank
Nisbet at MadisonvIlle Monday
morning.
For SALE-Indian Motor Bicycle.
w. J. Bailey, phone 1884, Madison
willie. 2l-t4'
Drs. f. A. Davis and A. o. Sisk
attended tie meeting of the Hop
kins County Medical Association at
Madisonville last week.
A large crowd attended the NOV
ing picture show Thursday night.
The Uniform Rank of the w. o. w.
was in charge that night.
Jim Greer, of Hecla, spent Sun
day with his family at Bakers,
Tenn. Mr.. Greer has purchased a
fine farm near that place.
A letter from Mrs r. e. Brooks,
Las Vegas, New Mexico, says that
she arrived safe and sound and is
well pleased with the country.
For SALE-One four-room cottage
on the corner of Sebree and Farren
avenues. For further particulars
see Thomas Longstaff, Jr., Earring
ton, Ky. If
FoUND-On the streets of Earl
1ugtOn one key ring containing 10
keys. Owner can have same by
describing and paying for this adj
vertisement.
John Blakely, formerly an Earl
ington boy, was in the city last
week visiting friends. Mr.. Blakely
is now living in Little Rock, Ark,
and is in the lumber business.
The jacksonville school closed
Friday and the interurban will be
lonely of mornings now without the
the school children from this place,
who attended in MadisOnville.
Misses Nell Carlin and Jeanette
Napier, of Hanson, spent Saturday
with Mrs. d. NJ. Evans. These Ia
dies have been teaching school in
the former city. Their school
slOsed last week.
Fred Dixon, who for several years
has been manager of the Telephone
Company at this place, has been
teansfered to Dawson Springs, Mr.
A. H. Mann, of Rockport, taking
Mr.. Dixon's place in this city.
Miss Jennie McGary will soon
leave for Jacksonville, Fla, where
sire will spend several months with
1Aer sister, Mrs. H. N. Brooks. Hell
>19other, Frank, will take course
of baths at Hot Springs, Ark, fol
his health.
The June number of Tay lor-Trot.
wood magazine has an illustrated
story by Col. w. A. TOombs, of this
city. IT is entitled "The HOptown
Accommodation" and deals with
the trials of early railroadlng on this
division of the L. & N.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rash, Mr.. and
MRS. Chas. II. McGary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry L. Browning attended
the funeral of Frank Nisbet in Ev.
Ansville Tuesday. They went with
the family In private car that was
put on 81 for that purpose.
The U. d. @. will have charge Of
4he moving picture show the 18th Of
June. In addition to fine run OF
reels, they have secured the Nc
Gary boys band, who will enter
tain the people. Those who have
heard these boys always go again.
Some very fine music was heard
ut the Temple Theater Tuesday
might. The cOlored school of THU
city held their closing exercise anC
the building was crowded. Specia
reserved seats were held for whit
people and quite number attended
The A. o. u. w. will decorate thu
graves of their departed brothers a
the cemetery Sunday, May %. Rev
w. Q. Brandon will deliver an ad
dress suitable for the occasion. Al
members are requested to meet a
the lodge room in time to march t
the cemetery in a body.