The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-24


Watch THE BEE for date.
The fine weather for the past week
brought out spring clothes and also
the street sprinkler.
A good many of our citizens have
had their gardens plowed up and are
getting ready for spring vegetables
Miss Mildred Salmon, daughter OF
State Senator r. M. Salmon OF
Ilsley, who has been quite i'll, is re-
ported better.
Cansler Bros. have had the store
room in the Robinson building
papered and will soon move theiI
pool tables there.
j. V. McEuen, manager of the
coal company store at st. Charles
spent last week in Louisville buying
goods for the spring trade.
A. r.. O'Bannon and family have
moved to St. Charles. They have
Il large two-story house formerly
occupied by ID. d. Woodruff.
For Sale-Dwelling on Railroad
street, in good repair, very cheap
if sold in next 60 days. Write Q. A.
Moore, 72l West 9th Ave-, Enporia,
Kan.
Colburn's Minstrels Friday night
at the opera house was the best we
have seen this season. phe house
was crowded and standing room
was at premium.
Jno. Burke has accepted a posi-
ton with NJ. Hanna's machine shop.
Mr.. Burke formerly was with the
L. q. r. r. at Memphis, but will re-
side here in the future.
A large number of our citizens
were present at the inspection OF
the local military company Monday
night and enjoyed seeing the boys
go through the various movements.
The walk around the new City
Hall has been completed. Corbitt
will move into the hose house, next
to the meat shop, after it has been
rebuilt and will tear down his old
gallery.
The business of THE BE office
has, has for the first three months
Of this year to date, doubled the
amount of work done last year. We
will be compelled to get . larger
place and more equipments.
The State Guard Inspection on
GERS will also examine several OF the
officers OH their
rounds of inspection. The new State
Guard law require that every officer
be examined rs to his fitness to hold
. commission.
Mrs. Susan Hoover, of Dawson
Springs, died in that city yesterday
She had been ill for some
time. The funeral will be held this
afternoon. Mrs. Hoover has many
in this city. She leaves five
children.
Tappan & Gardner, the enterpris-
ing jewellers, are having their win
dow repaired and will have two
watch repairers, one in front and
one IN the rear. The firm is one Of
the best in the State and would do
credit to large city.
The following members of Co. q,
who live in St. Charles, attended
the inspection Monday night: Jim
Barns, Ben Nixon, Carl Dunning,
Henry Salmon, Oscar Martin and
Clyde Parrish. All OF these boys
are fine soldiers and by coming that
distance show the interest they
take in the welfare of Company G.
Coils. Moffatt and woodward, of
the State Guard, inspected Com
pany g at the armory Monday
night and as usual the boys put on
q first class appearance. The in
spection officers were loud in their
praise TO Capt. Powers on the efiici-
ency of his men. Company q has
always stood at the front as the
best Company in the State.
Ben w. Robinson, formerly gen
eral manager of the st. Bernard
Coal Co., now living in Madison
vile, passed through the city Sun
day afternoon en- route to Florida,
where he goes to purchase some
farm land. Quite large number Of
his old friends were at the train to
greet him. Paul Evans, nephew
of John Evans, Was with him.
Miller Evans, of this city, joined
him here and Will be with the party
during the next ten days. Mr.. Rob-
inson will visit this city on his re-
turn "trip to Missouri.