The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-10
St. Charles Talk

CHARLES that each schOol Will De eX-
tended two months.
Kimmel Finley. who has been
home spending the holidays with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. It. r..
Finley, returned to Lexington Sun
day.where he will enter school
again.
At regular meeting of the town
trustees held Thursday night, Jesse
Phillips was elected a member Of
that board, Prof. NJ. T. Cranor re-
signed.
Supt. Evan Robinson with the
Ruckmsn Coal Co., of Providence,
spents afternoon here.
Miss MARY Patterson, visited
relatives and friends here last week.
Miss Lottie Davis, of Dawson
Springs was the guest of Miss Charlie
Sisk last week.
"Hogans Alley" Company is show
Ing in the Opera House this~sA
Miss Mona Fault, is suffering
severe attack of Tonsiitus.
Dave Strader, of Dunmor, is visit
ing his son H. G. Strader and family.
Charlie McAlister, of Marion, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Miss OlaIRobinson. after spending
the holidays with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Robinson, returned
to EarlingtonS Sunday where she is
attending school.
Col.'R. w. Wood, who has been
quite Ill for the past two weeks, 10
slightly improved.
Mrs. John Palmer, of Dawson
Springs. spent a few days berethis
week with, her sister, Mrs. w. J.
Fault. -
Messrs. D. M. Evssssrfsp -, H<l'
A. G. Spillman, P. P. Price, w. ~
Rash, Brick Southworth and quite
a number of others from EarIingtorl
attended the Fault funeral herb /
Tuesday.
We.understaud that the Company
store.islpreparIng to put IN small
line Of Monthly Magazines, and
Popular Fiction. This will be a
nice thing as the reading publ
must go out OF town to buy sucn
matter.
Mrs. Amanda Blanks, mother at
Judge E. l.. Blanks, who has BET Il
quite Ill for several months is no
on the road to recovery.
This has been sad week for Il
people of St. Charles, having he ! :
three funerals, loosing three II -
long citizens, Mrs. Stewart W,
buried on Sunday, Mrs. Perry bu
ried on Monday and Mr.. George
Fault, was buried on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jake Perry, daughter of JOB
and Minnie Harlan, commits
suicide at the home of her parep
Sunday morning, she suffer-
patiently for many months, but
seems at last that 1t was more tina
she could bear and in moment
dependency Jsscured q pistol az
stole out of the house In the ear N
hours OF the morning and shot he
self. Mrs. Perry was the Oldest
twelve children, being thirty-s
years OF age. She leaves q hasDan
father, mother, brothers and siste
to mourn her loss. The funeral W
conductrd by Bro. Brazelton,
Darlington, interment at Christti
Privilege cemetery Monday afte
noon.
The body Of George II. Fault, " q
brought here for burial Tuesday fro \
Herrin, Illinois, Mr., Fault and w
leftEsTlington about two weeks =
to visit their sons and to take ms
needed rest. Mr.. Fault was tai :
suddenly i'll Thursday passing ay
Sunday morning at an early nc
He had resided here the best par
his life and for years was m
foreman for the st. Bernard Mini
Co. His life was an exemplary o.. Y
He was loved and respected byt
entire community, he leaves aw
and i've children, w. j. Fault,
st. Charles, Henry and Barton ia,
of Herrln, Illinois, Mrs. Hors
Harrison, of Darlington and NJ
Bass Hlbbs, OF the Southland col
try, besides several grandchildr
Funeral services were held Tueso
afternoon at Christian Privel
cemetery, Bro. Grant, of Earlingt
conducting same.