The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-03

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night and Sunday morning.
Geo. g. Atkinson returned home
Tuesday night from Louisville,
where he has been at the bedside OF
M. Cain, who was improving when
he left.
]. r.. Dean and w. j. Rea, who
have been members of the grand
Jury for the past three weeks, have
been relieved, that body adjourning
Saturday.
Geo Saddler, who lives near Ar
mold, had bis smoke house entered
Saturday Hight and $50 worth OF
meat stolen. No clew to the thieves
were found.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.. Heater, of
Howell, will move to this city and
board with Mrs. Harriet Browning
for a few days until Mr.. Heater can
secure q house.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kestner, who has been
quite ill at his home, is now able to
be out, and left Tuesday for Howell
Ind, where be has an agency for the
washing machine business.
The price of Human Hair is adj
van cling very fast and if you intend
to buy one of those long Turban
braids now is the time. Price $500.
Miss George Bishop has returned
from New York, where she has
bought beautiful line of new
spring and summer millinery. Also
a good line of long Turban hair
braids.
The supper OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Christian church was a
success. There was quite a neat
sum realized which will be used by
these ladies for the benefit of the
poor of our city.
Ben Evans, Miller Evans, Bradley
Stone and Martin Mitchell, men,
bers of the MadisonvIlle High
attended the Oratorlcal Con-
test at Paducah Friday night. They
report a fine time.
Henry Parker has purchased the
one-half interest of Chas. Barnett's
livery stable and the style of the
firm will now be Mitchell & Parker. !
These men are well known IN this
city and will no doubt do large |
business.
Ladies, you will find the new Tur-
ban hair braids at Miss George |
Bishops.
The many friends of Mrs. Carrie
Hosse will regret to learn that she
has been very i'll, and was compelled |
TO have an operation for appended
tbs performed, but as we go to press,
we understand she is out of danger
and doing nicely.
Several darlington Knights
Templar visited jacksonville Com
mandery last Thursday night, on
the occasion OF the annual inspec-
ton of that body by Grand Com
mander Ewalt. They report a very |
pleasant time and banquet.
A large spotted dog, evidentally
from the rural district, came to town
Friday and proceeded to clean out
the entire stock of town dogs. He
had 20 fights In as many minutes,
and came out best in all of them.
When last seen was near the Lake
still fighting.
Mr.. H. ID. Coward, manager and
assistant buyer for the firm of
Barnes, Coward & Co., left Monday
night for the Eastern markets,
where he will meet MIR. n. p.
Barnes, general buyer for the chain
of stores of which this enterprising
store is member.
We understand that the large
dwelling formerly occupied by Ju-
Illus Coenen or the hill east of town |
will be used as a hospital by the
ST. Bernard. A better place not be
found,ls it being en- high bill over
looking the entire country and re-
ceiving the pure dry air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnett Will
leave next week for Macon, Ca,
where Mr.. Barnett will open head
quarters for the Rudd q by
mer washing machine. Mr..
Henry Rogers, partner IN the bus
ness, will also go with them. We |
wish these young men success In
their business.
The WOodman of the World, of
this city, have organized a uniform |
rank and have made much progress
under the captainship Of Strother
Hancock. They drill at the armory
every Friday night. They have Is |
mem hers and orders have been
made Tor their uniform, which is
the Same as the II s. Army Thew