The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-30
jacksonville Notes

country was in the city Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Hugh Tspp, spent Tuesday
with relatives IN Hanson.
Mrs. Henry Head, returned home
Tuesday from a visit to friends in
Hopkinsville.
Mrs. Emma Morton, who has bsen
visiting relatives In Padacah for two
weeks has returned home.
w. s. Wells and J. Dug Clarks,
spent Tuesday and Wed nesday in
Dawson on business.
Will David, editor of the Provi.
dence Enterprise spent Tuesday In
the city on business.
w. b. Lynch, of Rlchland was a
visitor In the city Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Williams, of this city and
MISS Kate Catten, formerly of Earl
ington were married In Henderson
Tuesday. They will make this city
their future home.
Harry Scott, who has been in
Louisville for several days returned
home Wednesday. ~
Mesdames Frank Ramsey aud
Minnie Cotton, spent Tuesday with
relatives and friends in Hanson.
E. E. BlakeIy, formerly of this
city and darlington, now living In
Hopkinsville spent Tuesday in the
city with friends and on business.
p. d. Banks, of Darlington, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. w. L. Gordon, Jr. left Tues
day for Madisville where she goes to
attend the graduating exercises of
the school were her son has been
attending for the past year. He will
deliver the valadier address.
Robert Cough, of Morganfield has
accepted a position with the l.. & N.
railroad at Atkinson Junction, being
in charge ofthe engines at night.
f. Fl. Peach, who has been In the
Moving picture business here with
Waverly Hibbs for some time has
sold his interest and left here We'd
nesday for his former home in
Memphis, Tennessee.
John Carroll, of Coil City, spent a
few days in the city this week.
Judge J. R. Harrison, of Norton
vile was in the city Tuesday on
business.
w. t. Mills, candidate for county
judge, spent this week in the woods
In the interest of his race.
Miss Nell Barnes, of Louisville,
who has been with Metcalf & Emer-
son as trimmer left for home Tues
day much TO the regret of her many
friends.
John Bergman, is working this
week in Morganfield.
Quite large crowd OF young peo-
pie left Wednesday for Pond River
on camping trip for the week.
Chas. Whitfield, of the country
was tried by a lunacy commission at
the court house Wednesday and sent
to the Western Kentucky Asylum
at Hopkinsville.
DIR. W. A. Davis, of Mortons Gap,
was in the city Tuesday. He left
Thursday for Indianapolis to at
tend the automobile endurance
races there this week of 800 miles.
Clarence Jones, of Hanson, spent
Wednesday morning in the city on
business. Mr.. Jones was burnt out
In his store at Ashbyburg short
time ago will soon reopen with a
larger stock than ever.
Ural Hsrdwick, left Wednesday
morning for q visit to her parents
In Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs..Luther Whitsell, OF
Slaughterville, spent few hours in
the city Wednesday shopping and
visiting friends.
MIR. and MrS. Henry Beard, of
New York city are visiting relatives
In the city this week.
Mrs. Clyde Ruby and mother Mrs.
Emma Morton, spent Thursday 10
Evansville shopping and visiting
friends.
Master Otho Clark, is spending
several days with relatives in the
White Plans country.
Blake Adams, LonnIe Finley,
Misses Morrow and Amanda Wilson
spent a few hours with campers IN
the Pond River country Wednesday