The bee., 1910-04-07
News Of the TOwn
I3oodrIch leads for photographs.


Beiley's. ll-4t.
Born TO Mr.. aud Mrs Otley V annoy
Friday night, fine boy.
Geo. Newbolt will soon move to
his new home on Moss avenue.
Born to the wife of William
Shcan, on the 9th INST, a fine boy.
Sewing Machines at w. J.
Betley's, jacksonville, KY. phone
1884 1927
Dan Umstead is having an add
ton built to his home on Main
street.
Mrs. Hugh Griffin, OF st Charles,
who has been quite III, is reported
better.
Don't bny Sewing Machine un.
til you phone w. J. Bailey. Madi-
scnvle- KY 1926.
Dempsey Hale left last week tor
Loaisvilie, where he has secured
position with news company.
Quite = number of the Shriners
and thelr ladies attended the ban
quet ut MadisonvilIe Tuesday night.
Farmers, you can get your pillow
sto sk,d or sharpened; also get new
handles at Newton's shop, EARRING
tor Ky. l4-2t
Miss Richie Stone spent Thurs
dav night In MadisonviIIe with
jricncs. She attended the dance at
the Elks' Hall.
w. j. Bailey, OF jacksonville, has
for sale an elecsric motor used to
ran = sewing machine. See him be-
fore you buy. Hat.
All the old shacks have been
moved from around the new City
Hall and park will be made be-
tween 1t and the railroad.
FOR SALE--A brand new, hand
made wagon at Newton's shop.
Made OF the very best material
throughout. Size 3x9 truss skeins.
l4-2t.
The Peoples Bank of Darlington
has opened one or more new ac-
counts every day for the past three
months, and they are not losing any |
old ones.
A complete line OF steel buggy |
tires. shafts, sing letrees, spokes and
rims. cross bars aud all kind of
buggy fixtures at Newton's shop,
Darlington, XIV. IA 2t.
From present indication the f.. A.
q. will have large crowd at their
show At Mortons Gap April l6.. A
large number from here will attend.
BiHy Fugate, rs a coon, Is great.
As other cities are having clean
ing-up day IL would be q good idea
for our mayor to issue q call on the
citizens 20 meet on certain day
shoroughly clean up the streets aud
alleys.
The clock in the tower of the
Catholic church was out of COM
mlssion two days last week. The
people have come to depend on this
time piece and miss It greatly when
At IS not running.
The X. OF p. Lodge at Madison
willie were reorganiEed last week.
This lodge has been on the wane for
some time, but now it has taken on
Dew life and lots of new members
are being secured.
BY special request Manager Me-
Gary willopen his skating rink Sat
1rday nIght. 1t was announced last
Saturday night would be the last,
but the young people like to have
some place to enjoy themselves.
J. H. Corbitt, the photographer, is
having the old hose house rebuilt
for a gallery. 1t will be made larg-
or and sky light pat In the roof
aud sides and when completed will,
no doubt, be the best gallery IN any
town of ITS slze In the State.
J"o. O. Barnes, OF the First regi-
meut u 8. A., is In the city. He is
connected with the home company
as Instructor, prior to the inspection
OF April Is. He Is First Sergeant
Of his company and was IN the
Third Kentucky regiment in 'SS and
80.
The Pleasant View Greenhouse
between this city and Madisonville
is one of the largest In this part of
the State, there being 1860 square
feet uuder grass. MIR. Chervenka,
the manager, cut 1900 carnations
and 1000 roses Tuesday morning
They are adding three more houses
this spring.nsking 1900 square'feet i
under glass. It. M. Metcalf, Of Hop
klsnvilIe, is the owner.