The bee., 1910-06-30
News Of the TOwn


Inefe Will De something uOlbS al
lakeside Park July 4.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry De-
berry, Monday night, fine girl
A good barbecue dinner for 25c
ct the w. o. w. picnic July 4.
Don't forget to clean up your
back yards and alleys Dirt is un-
healthy.
g. ii. Adams and Andy Sisk were
fined by the city court Monday for
breach OF peace.
Quite large crowd of fans from
st. Charles witnessed the ball game
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. f. r. McEuen left Monday
for Evansville, where she goes to
enter Gilbert Sanitorium.
If you want good dinner and en-
JOY yourself attend the w. o. w.
picnic at Lakeside Park July 4.
DIR. Geo. Garry and wife, of St.
Charles, were IN the city Tuesday,
en- route home from jacksonville.
Henry Coward was called to the
bedside of his father very suddenly
Sunday afternoon. He left on 53
for Orlando, N. c.
Elgie Goodloe left Tuesday for
Evansville. Mrs. Goodloe, who has
been visiting friends there for sew
eral days, is quite sick.
Mesdames Geo. Newbold aud
F. ID. Rash attended the porch
party given by Mrs. r. S. Dulin in
Madisonville last week.
Misses Katharine and Elizabeth
Corey were guests of Miss Josephine
Clark at supper given at the lake
at Madisonville last week.
Mrs. Jno. Y. Taylor spent Tues
dsy in Madisonville with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will make Mad
isonville their future home.
Mrs. S. E. Stevens left Monday
night for Henderson, where she was
called to the bedside of her sister,
who is seriously i'll in that city.
Mesdames Harriet Browning, S.
e. Stevens, M. B. Long and Miss
Elizabeth Long spent Sunday in
Hopkinsville as guests of Mrs. Jno.
Twyman.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
South, desire to thank the public
for their attendance and assistance
at the spelling bee given at the
opera house last week.
Miss Frank Campbell, who has
been head milliner for Barnes,
Coward & Co. for the past season,
returned to her home in Hopkins
VILE Friday. She Will return in the
fall.
Norris King, manager of Geo.
King & Sons drug store at St.
Charles, was here Sunday visiting
his brothers and while here affiili-
ated with the Dawson Tigers in a
losing game of ball.
The pictures of the city officials
and city building that were shown at
the moving picture show Thursday
night were fine. There is no town in
the State that can show as hand
some a set of officials as Darlington.
Mrs. Fern Bawldin died at her
home in this city Friday. She has
been in bad health for some time.
She leaves three boys, her husband
being dead several years. The re-
mains were inferred at the Rose
Greek cemetery Saturday.
The game of ball Sunday at the
park, between Dawson and Earl
ington, was victory for the home
boys by score of to2 Until the
sighth inning it was to 2, but the
visitors went wild and gave the
game to the Darlington men.
Capt. o. l.. Powers, First Lieut..
Brick SouthwOrth and Second
Lieut.. T. o. Long will leave soon
Tor FIT. Benz. Harrison to attend the
school of instruction given the Of
1ieers of the State Guard. The
Third regiment will go In camp
there in September.
The following parties left here
Sunday morning for Henderson 70
attend meeting of the. knights of
Columbus. There are quite . num-
Der Of members in this city and sew
ersl of these were initiated there
Sunday: Messrs. Julius Coenen,
G. M. Henry, J. F. DeVylder, Chas.
and, Frank DeVylder, Ray Herb, M.
Blair, Con Bohan, Will Burke, Mike
O'Connell, j. ID. O'Brien, Mike
Mccormack, j. L., Mulvaney,. Jno.
Corners and Mike Bohan. They
returned home Monday morning on
No. 80.