The bee., 1912-07-09
Madisonuiue Notes

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friends before taking charge of her
scnool at Whitfields.
Misses Vaja and Vera Gates, of
Johnstons Island; were here Friday
afternoon on their way home from a
visit to Miss VonIa Beasley, OF Mt.
Carmel and friends at Nortonvllle.
@. G. Rsmbo was in Darlington
Friday on business. e.
Ben Bowles, of Darlington was
here Friday afternoon.
Miss Annie Hunter, of Providence
who has been visiting friends here
has returned home.
Alex H. Slaton, barber of Provi-
dence, and Miss Kate Wallace, a
charming young lady of the same
place, eloped to Evansville Friday
night and were married by minister
of the German Methodist church.
The groom once lived here and the
couple have many frionds here.
Mrs. James Ross and daughter,
who are staying in this city, went
to Providence last week to see Mr..
Ross, is busy on special edition
there.
Curtis Pickens, of Henderson, was
here Sunday to visit friends.
The remains, of Mrs. Lena Henry
of st. Louis, daughter of Mrs. Docia
Slmons, of this place, were brought
here Saturday, funeral services TAX
ing place at the residence, of her
brother, Phil Simons on West
Broadway at 2:3O Sunday. Iuter-
ment at Odd Fellow Cemetary.
Mrs. Brandon and son Prof. Bran
don and little daughter, Hazel, of
Murfreesboro, Tenn, are visiting
Mrs. Brandon's niece, Mrs. G. L.
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight and little
son were here Saturday on their re-
tarn to their home, Lebenon, Tenn,
after visit to Mrs. knights par
ents near Providence.
Watson Slaton, of Nortonville,
spent Saturday night here and
drilled with the company Sunday.
Miss Martha w. Hicklln, of Nash.
vile, Tenn, made q short visit to
Mrs. Mckinney here and her broth
or, Melvin Hickiin at Anton Satur-
day and Sunday on her return from
q visit to friends in Chicago.
viii Wells will move his family
Lere from Hopkinsville, this week.
They Will occupy their new home
on South Main st.
Miss Dixie Montgomery is filling
Miss Jessie McGregors place as
clerk at G. w. Whathen's while
Miss Jessie is taking a much needed
vacation.
Claude Williams, of the country,
was here Saturday night.
Mrs. It. A. Mahoney, of Nashville,
Is here visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Jagoe. Mr.. Mahoney
has gone to the Panama and Mrs.
expects to go after few
visit here.
Mrs. Davenport, who has a pro.
tracted illness Is some better.
Mrs. w. L. DeMoss is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. M. r, Winstead, of
Clay have been the guests of Mr..
and Sam Cox on Broadway.
Prof. 5. B. Lutz, who has been
connected with Vanderbuilt college,
at Nashville, Tenn, has been Sc
cured as principal of the High |
School at Providence. Prof. and |
Mrs. Lutz have many friends here
who are glad for them to locate
hear us.
Miss Lucy Fawcett is quite sick.
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If Lily Bros. changed management
slightly Saturday when Harry Lily
old his interest in the firm to Dan
Mr.. Lily will go to a farm
rear Morganfleld. Mr.. Wilon, who
s job foreman of the Hustler office
will continue at his duties there.
This Is good firm and deserves
'our patronage.
Mrs. Marion, who has been in the
ity representing the Seigel Myers
dusic Co., of Chicago, is visiting
be towns Of the county and meet
ng with success.
Roy Wilson, who has been in
'exss some time Is here visiting
is parents.
VIII Mills went to Nortonville on
Saturday.
n. 8. Dulin left Sunday, for Dar-
lille to spend the month of July
nth Mrs. Dulin, who 10 visiting her
Arents there. 7-' Y & =