The bee., 1913-05-06
MadisonuiHe Notes

morning to visit relatives and friends-
for few days.
DIT. w. 7. Gardener left Monday
morning for HopkidsvIlle and Frank
fort where he goes to attend the
monthly meeting OF the Board OF
ControIof which be is member.
He will be gone all week.
w. g. Nc Leod made a business
trip to darlington Monday morning.
Quite number of our citizens
will leave SATURDAY. morning for
Dallas, Texas where they go to at
tend the meeting of the Shriner
Lodge. They will have an extra
coach out of this city and will meet
the extra train at Henderson. DR..
Hardin, Captain of the Patrol will
have charge of all arrangements
aud Won will see him to secure your
berthand ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Westreturned
home Saturday afternoon from q
visit to relatives In Greenville.
ui' ahu MIS- " ~ ClaTKe nave
rooms with Mrs. Basset. Mr.. Clark
is the Southern Express agent and
is well pleased with jacksonville.
Rowland Clark was in the city
short time Saturday.
The Carnival which was here all
last week has gone. 1t was for the
benefit of the Madisonville Cornet
Band and the boys made some mon
ey. They went from here to Hen
derson where they will be this week.
The chautautua will be here soon,
The same company was here last
year and gave the best of satisfac-
ton. They will have good houses
all week, is assured.
/ Tue streets have been kept clean
Y er for the past week than ever ~
fore. The new man they have that
u follows the wagon is a good one and
7 they should try to keep him if poss-
H ible. rf
l Jesse and James McGary of the
H Richland country were in the city
\ Saturday visiting friends and re,a-
H tives.
A large number of Eariington cit
H liens were in the city Saturday after
H noon and evening attending the car
y nival. q
II The Havoc at the Garrick Friday
H night was well attended. 1t was
I good show aud fully deserved the
H crowded house 1t had. @
II A large number of country people
4 were IN the city Saturday afternoon
II but not so many as there has been,
II for now is the time for him, the far
mer, to get in his work in the ground.
Chas. Shelton formeTiF Ut this city
e now living in HopkinsYille, spent
% Sunday IN the city with friends.
j. w. Gatlin of Louisville arrived
u in the city Saturday for a visit TO
q his brother, Mayor Gatlin.
w. S. Elgin spent Sunday after
y noon in NortonVille with friends
l. and on business.
v Lawyer Luke league made friends
In Nortonville a visit Sunday after
a noon.
j. John Carroll, foreman of the Rose
Creek mines, Spent Sunday in the
city with friends.
w. E. Carroll, Mine Developer,
will be in Providence for few weeks
on business for the mines at that
p place.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. John Grayot arrived
8 IN the city Sunday morning. Mr..
, Grayot came to be here at the OPEN
= ing of court Yesterday morning.
. Clark Bowles of Crofton has rent
. aA hn
'' run 1t tu the same first class way
: that Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan ran 1t for
a so long.
s The Circuit Court opened yester-
day morning with full complement
of officers present. There are not
many cases to try this term and
there are no new murder cases the
first time in many courts.
II "COl." Tack Lynn. who is Super
u intendent of the mines at Browder,
spent Sunday In the city with his
q family.
Mrs. Al Rutland of Empire arrived
in the city Monday to visit relatives.
0 The mass meeting is called to
n meet at the Court house Thursday
night TO advance the Trenton Idea,
: Several of the most prominent men
q ia the city have signed the call. 1t
lsa good thing, let every body go
e that can,
3 Columbus WOotin, who has been
4 in Providence on business for sever.
! al 'days, returned home Monday
morning.
Prof. W. B. Davis, who has been
teaching school in Fredonia,. Ky.
for several months was In the city
o Monday.
I Several people from different parts
OF the county were In the city Mon-
" day attending the meeting OF the
Democratic County Committee,
d Ruby Laffoon is chairman OF this
1 committee.
d Ez Tapp a prominent farmer from
q the Manltou country was operated
on for AppendecItus Saturday by DR..
Bone.