The bee., 1910-06-16
News of the TOwn


Read the Mcleod Store advertise
ment on page Z.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. DeX-
ter, Monday morning, nine pound
girl.
For SALE-Indian Motor Bicycle.
w. !. Bailey, phone 3s4. Madison
Vile. 2l-t4.
Otley Vannoy spent Monday in
the Pond River country, hunting
game.
Children's day services at the M.
E. Church, South, Sunday morning
at 1920.
Miss Maggie Turner spent yester-
day in st. Charles, where she has a
large music class.
To keep your back Yards dirty, is
to increase your drug store account.
Keep clean and keep healthy.
Have you guessed what time the
clock will stop IN the window of the
Mcleod Store in jacksonville?
Miller Evans is now credit clerk
in the st. Bernard Office while Mr..
Chas. 1rahern is away on business.
Tuesday, June q, there will be an
old fashioned spelllng-match for the
benefit of the Methodist church,
South. A y~N
Ramsey cambridge, who was
formerly an emplOye of THE BEE
office, is COW working at his trade in
Sullivan, Ind.
Don't forget to clean up your
alleys and back yards. 1t is not
only unsightly but unhealthy to
keep them dirty.
Secure your seats to the moving
picture show for Saturday night
from Mrs. Emma Davis. The U.
ID. @. have charge.
Paul King, our crack ball player,
played with st. Charles Sunday, In
their game with Crofton. Paul is
coming ball player.
b. E. Nixon, of Hopkinsville, is
having the old restaurant building
repaired aud will open up first
class and up to date eating place.
The game of ball Monday between
the l.. & n. employees and the Earl
ton team, resulted in a score of to
A in favor of the Darlington team.
Thos. Sutton, of HopkInsville,
will clerk in the new restaurant.
Mr.. Sutton is an old railroad en-
plOye and will be familiar with the
trade.
Misses Mary Ruby Morton and
Mary Louise Walker rode out Tues
day morning on horseback and took
breakfast with Miss Margaret
Victory.
The pictures of several of the old
soldiers will be thrown on the can
vas Saturday night. Come early and
secure good seat, for the house will
be crowded.
Children's day at the Christian
-church was very interesting and
large crowd attended. The little
tots did exceedingly we'll and it was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Webb and Mrs.
Chas. Webb spent Sunday in Daw-
son Springs, where Mr.. Chas.
Webb is spending few weeks for
his health. He is much better.
Clarence Seibert, of this city. left
Saturday for Gadsen, Ala. Mr..
Seibert was an employe of the Msdi-
sonville Journal and went to his
work every morning on the inter-
urban.
The moving picture show is not
only entertaining but instructive as
well, giving one an idea of places
and scenes they have never seen.
The pictures Of various industries
are very fine. 81 bas boeo
AIRS. Ruth Broad, of Marion, ILL.,,
spent the day Sunday with Mrs. A.
J. Stokes and family. Mrs. Broad
10 the daughter of the late Clay
Woodbridge, who was for years q
citizen of Darlington.
II. IT. James and wife and DR..
James, of Brazil, Ind, spent q few
days in the city this week as the
guests of Messrs. CURL. They drove
down in their Buick automobile and
found the roads very good.
JnO. Handy has entered on his
duties as night chief of police and
will be found on duty from dark to
dawn. He has secured rooms here
IN the city and he and his wife are
boarding at Mrs. Browning's.
Let me show you a Singer or
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine,
sold on payments of 50 per month.
Old machines taken in exchange.
Write or telephone 1913.
A. @. MoKINsEY,