The bee., 1910-01-06


Miss Lizzie Gill left yesterday for
Biloxie, Miss, where she will visit
friends for several months.
John Wand Is at his place again
with Barnes, Coward & CO., after a
pleasant visit to friend (7)
Mrs. Matte Hewlett and charm
ing daughter, Mary, made friends in
Madisonville visit Monday.
Miss Garnet Indie left last week
for her home in Clay. She has been
been visiting Miss Ruth Wyatt.
w. S. McGary and Thos. Wand
attended Memo at the Wells Bijon
theatre at Evansville last night.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bates, attorney at
law, who has been visiting relatives
in Louisville, has returned home.
Jas. Smith, who has been living
IN Benton, ILL.,, for the past year,
has returned to this city to reside.
Mrs. Forrest Stevens, of Madison
VILE, spent Saturday in the city
with her aunt, Miss Jennie McGary.
o. z. Bailey, of Madisonville. VS.
tied his cousins, Mesdames John
Smith and Maud Hodge, last week
Miss Rhony Hanna left Tuesday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she il
attending the St. Cecilia Academy
Misses Gerldine and Helen Toy
left Monday for St. Vincent College,
in Union county, near Morganileld.
Grover Long and Jas. Maloney
were in Evansvilis hyesterday to
witness Memo. They returned last
night.
VIM. Williams and wife, of
PIducah, who have been visiting
Mrs. Robt. Fenwick, returned home
Sunday.
r. +. wipfier, chief engineer of
the St. Bernard has returned from
- weeks visit To relatives in
Mrs. ID. E. Lynn and Miss Agnes
Lynn, who have been visiting rela-
tives in st, Louis, returned home
Misses Mamie aud Dixie Wood
ruiz, of ST. Charles, who have Deen
visiting the Misses Cobb, returned
home Sunday.
Misses Pansey Rule and Elizabeth
Kemp, who are attending Logan
College at Russellville, returned TO
school Monday.
Laurence Turner has returned TO
Cats, where he is in school,
having spent the holidays here
with his mother.
Lee Cosart, of Clay, former eiti-
yen of this place, now one Of Web
'ter county's best farmars, spent |
Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. 'and Mrs. Sam RaIney, who
have been visiting friends in How
sll, Ind. for the past ten days. re-
home yesterday.
Rev. Maxwell and Mr.. Hymer, OF
he Washing Machine Co.. now To-
,ated in MadIsonville, were in the
;ity yesterday on business.
Jno. II. Moore, who has been
nome duriag the holidays, returned
20 Culver. Ind. Tuesday, where he
Is attending military school.
DIR. II. b. McEuen and charming
'Ister, Miss Ruth, of st. Charles,
spent Yesterday in the city as the |
guests of DIR. Barton McEuen. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Edwin Brooks
md their visitor, Miss Cook, attcnd-
ID the dance given by Miss Givsns
1t jacksonville Friday night.
Miss Lois Willis. one of our eff
icient teachers, who has been
spending the holidays at her home,
Honstonville, returned Sunday.
Misses Minnie Kemp and Katie
Murrel arrived Sunday afternoon
rom visit TO Columbia, KY,
where they spent the Christmas
lolidays.
There appears In this issue of
rHE BEE a section of the military
avs of the State Of Kentucky in
egard to members absenting them
selves from drill. If some one is
not careful there will be some dis
honorable discharges given and
ines to pay. The adiutant generals
)fiice is going to find ont why the
do not attend the pre-
scribed drills.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
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