The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-02

school distric, 800 while males and
s29 white females making q total
Of 8Ss.
Mr.. Nutting, travelling engineer for
this division was IN the city We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. Guy Ashby, spent Tuesday
afternoon In Madisonville with
friends.
A. b. Boulware, of Hopkinsville
was IN the city this week visiting
the trade.
Mrs. VIM. Jennings, spent a few
hours IN Madisonville yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Parker, left Wednes-
day for a visit to relatives IN Man.
ming ton.
Mrs. Ernest Ashby, left Wednoe-
day for a visit to friends In Nash
Vile.
Prof Dudley, Ernest Newton aud
Miss Mary Motherhead, left Wed.
uesday over the NJ. II. q E. for the
teachers meeting In Louisville.
There was an extra coach attached
to the regular train. They picked
up quite q crowd at Msdisonvllle an d
other points.
Charlie Trathen, of Nortonville
was IN the city Wednesday morning
ON business.
John Bernard and mother, left
Wed nesday for q visit to relatives
in Anton for few weeks.
Several Of our young people were
In Madisonville last night attending
the Carnival.
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. M. Evans, have
returned home from q few days
spent with their son Ben, at Purdue
College.
Attend the Carnival In Madison
willie II lie for the benifit Of the Mad
isonvilIe Cornet Band 1t 10 o clean
good show and has ten good attract
ions they have good crowds every
night.
Clean up your back yards and
alleys IL keeps down sickness and
saves paying doctor and drug bills.
Bernard Richards OF Shamrock
mines near Providence was In the
City Wednesday on business for
the mines.
State Senator r. M. Salmon from
Illsey was In the city a short while
Wednesday mOrmn0 enroute to
MAdisonville on business.
Mrs. Andy Howell and children
Edith and Herman of Fordsville
who have been visiting relatives in
the city returned home Wednesday
morning.
Wednesday was the St. Bernarc
Mining Company pay day and sew
eral Thousand Ut dollars was paid
to their men who are all we'll salts
fled and contented. A majority who
own their own homes that Is some
thing that can only be said OF only
a few mining towns In the country.
George G. Atkinson spent few
hours IN the county seat Wednes-
day afternoon.
Go to the Carnival in jacksonville
and help the MadisonvIlle Band get
their new uniform.
There were l6 births IN the city
and two deaths for the month of
April this is a most Remarkable
showing for a town of nearly 1900
people. 1t Shows that our people
are very healthy and observe the
rules of the game that they have
commenced to clean up show by the
looks of the streets and alleys the
doctors say that there is very little
sickness and none that is very Sc
rious.
Mrs. N. e. McKinnon made frIepds
In jacksonville a visit Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Giannina made friends
In jacksonville a visit Wednesday.
MISS Laura Fenwick aud sister
Mrs. Charles Barnett spent We'd
nesday evening in the county seat
with friends.
Henry Martin was IN MsdisonvIlle
Wednesday afternoon.
wANTED-To purchase a good
Mich Cow. Address X w Bee
Office.
w, ]. Fault and ID. ID. Woodruff,
of st. Charles, were in the city We'd
nesday.
"Col." r. p. league, of White
Plains candidate for County Judge
was visitor In the city Wednesday
afternoon in the interest of his race
for that office.
Miss Matte Parker spent few
hours In jacksonville "Wednesday