The bee., 1913-03-11


has received their large spring stock
OF goods. The walk in front Of the
store was blocked with these goods
Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Fawcett spent
Sunday with relatives near Guthrie.
Mrs. e. K. witherspoon spent Sat
urday afternoon In Madisonville
with relatives.
Miss May Pauline Satterfleld who
has been spending few days IN Pa
ducsh visiting friends, has returned
home.
Mrs. VIM. Lea and children are
spending the week in the city with
her parents Mr.. and Mre. ]. r. Deen
B. g. Thompson, one OF Evans
ville's prominent men. was In the
city yesterday morning visiting the
trade.
Mrs. Larry Todd, who has been
visiting Miss Mable Gilkey, Of Croft
ton, returned home Sunday.
The Express agent lie not so busy
as he has been for the past year, the
number of express packages are not
as many as they once were "There's
a REASON"
Dave Kincheloe, of MadisonvIlle,
will deliver the ope ming address at
the State meeting of the Woodmen
of the World, IN Henderson tomor-
row. Alarge crowd from Madison
VILE and this CITY will attend. They
expect to have 1900 visitors present
and large preparations are being
made to take care of them.
Mrs. P. b. Davis and son, p. Il.
DAVIS, Jr., made a business trip to
the County Seat Saturday after
noon.
Thos. Longstaff, ST., was in the
County seat Saturday afternoon on
business.
Miss Matte Parker spent Satur-
dav afternoon in jacksonville with
the Misses Borders.
w. E. Ashby spent Saturday in
the County seat on business.
Misses Veronica and Amelia Han
ma scent Saturday afternoon In
jacksonville with friends.
Quite an interesting meeting Of
the Mems Glass of the Christian
Sunday School was held at the home
of F. b. Arnold last night. This
class is one of the largest In the city
and is gaining members every Sun
day.
Several of our citizens attended
the funeral of Mrs. Jas. Mcdonald,
north of Madisonvllle, Sunday after
noon. She was buried from the home
of Mrs. Harriet Browning.
Cole Brown. engineer at the Ar
mold Mines. who was burnt on the
hand several days ago, is better. and
went to work this morning. y
Misses Bartie Jennings, Virgie
Kilr0y and LollIan Whitmire spent
Sunday afternoon with friends in
Nortonville.
Robert F. Pagan, Of Bevier, spent
Sunday in the city with his father
James Pagan.
Welby Pritchett, of Madisonville,
spent Sunday afternoon In the city
with friends.
Mrs. Margaret Deshon has return
ed from st. Louis where she has
deem buying Spring stock of Millin-
cry AVID will open these goods at the
place recently vacated by Miss An
ME Moore.
Browder Myers, of Madison
willie, was IN the city yesterday NOR
ming GU business,
The Senior Glass of the High
School served refreshments at Mrs.
Corbitt's Studio yesterday afternoon
aud last evening. Quite a neat sum
was realized by these young people
who will use the proceeds for good
cause.
Co. &c" Bird. Regiment, X. s. g.,
will hold their usual meeting to-
night at the Armory Building. All
the members are expected to attend.
Jas. Prtchett of MadIsonyille,
was In the city yesterday visiting
the trade.
Paul King was in Madisonville
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Thos. o. Long, of
Providence, who have been in town
visiting relatives for several DAYS
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. II. A, Smith, who has been at
her home 10 Elkton for several weeks
has returned 20 Darlington.
Miss Merrie King, niliiner for the
firm of Barnes. Cpwand q Co., has
rat ,,upad fYot,, ,narHaf and ronnpte