The bee., 1910-06-09
oh, you Button Busters!

Miss Mary Hewlett is now sales
lady at the Grand Leader store in
this city.
Geo. N. Fault has moved into the
large house of r. N. Clark, on
Methodist hill.
G. Chss. Webb left Sunday for Daw-
son Springs TO spend a week on &C
count of his health.
Several citizens of Madisonvllle
attended the baby show at the opera
house Monday night.
Quite a number of. our young soci-
ETY. people attended the dance at
jacksonville last week.
Misses Virginia McGsry and
Mary Blair were assisting in the
Company store last week.
Miss Nettie Belle Martin drew the
set of toilet articles at the moving
picture show Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hodge and son,
Charlie, attended the burial of Ru-
fus Gatlin at Grapevine Saturday.
Remember the ball game between
Darlington and Providence this
afternoon. Game.called at2 O'Clock.
The X. X. Band gave an excellent
concert at the moving picture show
to large and appreciative audience.
Mr. McGary viii, by request,
show the pictures of those who
have been shown and not seen by
their parents.
Rev. Geo. G. Abbitt, of Hopkins
vile, held communion services at
the residence of Jno. B. Atkinson
Tuesday morning.
Despite the inclement weather
morning there were ll5I
present at the Sunday school at the
Christian church.
The Baby Show at the opera
house is drawing large crowds.
When Hap" fails to entertain the
people, all others need not try.
People from MadIsonvIlle, Mortons
Gap and surrounding towns are at
the Baby Show at the
picture show this week.
Quite large number of our citi-
zens attended the funeral of Will
Gill, who was buried at Mt. Zion
cemetery, near Jacksonville, Fri
day.
The many friends in this city of
Judge J T. Scott, of jacksonville,
will regret that he is seriously Ill at
the home of his son, 81 Scott, in
Bessemer, Ala.
The X. X. Band made music for
the Elks' show in jacksonville last
night. The Elks have charge of
the Electric Theatre at Morton's
this week.
Marvin Mitchell and Dallis Curtis,
our two baseball players, played
with MadisOnville, in the game be-
tween Morganfield and Madison
Vile, winning from Morganfield.
Misses Margaret and Katharine
Victory and their brother, Morton,
attended the lawn party, given by
The Misses MCPHERSON, at their
nome in jacksonville, last week.
The rose bushes in the yard of
Mrs. P. B. Davis are in full bloom
md are a beautiful sight. There are
thousands of blossoms on each. 1t
s well worth the walk to see them.
The st. Bernard drug store has
,ver so different post card scenes of
'ur city and we defy any town in
The State to show more pretty
scenery than is in and around Earl |
ngton.
An Anti-Bllnd Tiger Club has
been formed in Madisonville and |
'very effort known will be made to
BRING to the strong arm of the law
hose who sell intoXIcants of any
description.
Rev. w. +. Hunter, of Princeton,
KY, is holding a meeting at the
Missionary Baptist church this
week and next. Large crowds are
n attendance and much interest is
being manifested. All are invited
10 attend.
The United DaughterC of Con-
'ederacy Will have charge of the
picture show Saturday
hight, June IS. Come out and help
.hese ladies. The McGary brothers
will make music for them
hat night.
The Glazier sisters at the moving
picture show Friday and Saturday
hight was rare treat. These
young girls have bright future be
'ore them in the theatrical world
and draw large crowds wherever
hey appear.
]. S. Williams, of JasOnville, Ind,
father of Mrs. II. w. CURL, spent
several days in the city last week.