The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-27
Madisonuiue Notes


wear one on his coat.
The Methodist Sunday Schools Of
this city will give baeket picnic
on July 4th. The place will be an
NJ uuced later in these columns,
Horace Beard, OF Princeton, Ky.
who has been visiting friends and
in the city, has returned
home.
BIN. Gordon will make tbe best
City Attorney that we can get. He
will be on the Job every minute ard
Understands the business,
"Hustlers for Hopkins" will be
seen on every button of the members
in a few days. Sec. Smosk has or
dered lot and they will be on hand
in short time.
Mrs. JEFF Murphy, of Morganfield,
was in the city a few hours We'd
nesda y enroute TO visit friends ia
Darlington.
Rowland Clark left yesterday fol
business trip to Hopkinsville.
Thos. o, Long, of Providence, was
IN the city yesterday enroute home
FROM business trip to Slaughter
vile.
Mrs, @ w. Lindsey spent yesrer-
day in Darlington with her sister,
Mrs. d. f. Lynn.
Lat Mclaughlin SAYS he is going
to win. Wonder where he got his
dope"
The Express Company in this city
is delivering whiskey and beer to
every one that has the price TO send
after it. r.
G.S. Childers, marshal Of Mortons
Gap, was in the city Wednesday af-
ternoon. sH
Mrs. =. H. Prather ana Miss Oiyn
left Tuesday for visit TO relatives
and friends in st. Loufs for few
weeks.
The W.C.T.U. met Wednesday af-
ternnon at the home of Mrs. Sam
Bassett on Union street. Quite a
number of members were presen,
and business of importance was
transacted
Don't use any more water thar
you have TO, for the water at thc
water at the lake is very low anc
the pumps are being run under very
low pressure
Marshall Ashby was in the oitJ
Wednesday visiting the trade GuC
friends.
Tom Sorry Is very partial to yellsv
as a color. He has a new yeliGv
awning placed in front of his dTaI
store on Main street side.
Frank Teiliver 10 in the city for
few days having been in the no man
aims al the state for the past week
He reports a fine BUSINESS with hi
show.
DR.. f. Is. HardGn spent Wedses
dav ia Moreors Gap on! business. =,
The Court House clock shows u
long ways after the coat of pain
Another eS&t will make it aR1eI
better. 1t has been a good mar,
years since at was painted and 4
was verv dirty.
1 J. b. Indie, of Clay, spent Wed
I nesday aud Thursday in the cit.
\ with his family.
j Hon. Ed l.. Yonng, candidate 70
s the Office of County Attorney, Sd
dressed quite a large number g
voters at Moroans Gap Wednesds
evening. The hall was crOwde
and every one seemed to be iutel
ested. Mr.. Young was the repre-
ser tative for this cuEnty at the las
General Assembly and made faith
full representative and il elected {
the office he aspires to, ne will max
the people a good Attorney. He r.
ceived from this city large vot
and mas many friends in this cit
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Powers, I
providence, who have been visitin
relatives in this city, have returne
home.
Several of the members of til
Baptist church were In Dawson thi
week attending the meeting OF Keu
lucky Baptist that have been i
session at that place.
Albert Whitfield the pOpala
merchant of MOrtons Gap, was /
the city yesterday afternoon o
business.
Neal Stivsrs, of White Plains
was in the citv Tn tuesday afternOO
on business and visiting friends.
Mrs. Hunter. of Lexington, VIII
has b"en visiting her father, q. i
Tate tor q few days, returned bonn
yesterday. Miss Tate retnrne
lnL.L her.