The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-07

o. Fallen ILL.,, who hsve been visit
ing the family of d. b. Griffin for a
few day have returned home.
Jack Vinson, of Genital Oity, was
in the city Saturday after noon to
attend the funeral of Dan Yates.
FOUND-In the alley between
the st. Bernard Drug and Grocery
Stores an Elks Button. Owner can
have same by calling at this office
and paying for this advertisement.
Walter Martin cgent for the Metro
polltan Insurance is giving his
Policy Holders handsome calan { ars
for 1918.
The only difference between the
Bee aud the Henderson Bridge is
that the Bee stands without PIER
Miss Nell Robinson, of st. Charles
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. ]. w. Travis.
Mr.. l.. B. Todd and H. H. Vaughan
left for Evansville Monday and will
beIin the through freight service tor
few days.
William Osbourn, of Madisonville
was in the city Sunday.
L. 1. Vaughan and little naughter
Anna, made friends of the city a
visit enroute to their home in Sebree
from Paducah, KY.
Mr.. w. r. Coyle made a business
trip to Evansville Monday.
Paul King, was in MsdisonvIlle
Sunday.
E. NJ. Tnahern, city register, re-
ports for rhe year of 1912 there were
l46 births and 81 deaths in the city.
The percentage .ot deaths is very
low for the population and makes
Darlington one of the healthest
cities in this part Of the state. %
James Sorry Of jacksonville passed
through the city yesterday morning
enroute for Vanderbilt College where
he 10 taking 9 law course and is
making good. Much to the delight
of his many friends In this city.
Rev. George O. Abbits, of Hop
kinsvills, Episcopal Minister who
makes here ence q month held
services 1t the Reading room Mon.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DsBsrry and
Will Yarmouth and wife viii leave
tomorrow for months trip to the
Pacific Coast. These gentleman
have q % day lay of and will take
in sight seeing In the far west.
Mrs. Paul d. banks, spent yester-
day in Nadisonville visiting friends.
Watch out for the great Rail
Railroad edition which will make
its appearance this summer. This
will be the greatest effort in the way
Of a special edition ever gotten out
IN Western Kentucky.
The health of the city was never
better than at present while there
are several people sick but are not
seriously ill.
The Bank statements for the past
quarter show that our city is in a
very prosperous condition. The de-
posIts are great deal larger tuan
ever before and our merchants are
very we'll pleased with the business
done during the past twelve months
There were deaths and IL births
for the month of Dee. in Darlington.
This is a remarkable showing for a
town the size of Darlington, We |
will In the next issue publish the
deaths and births for the year of
1912. e. M. Trahern is the register
for the city. 1t is law that these
records be kept and the physicians
report to him the births and the
deaths in their practlca to him.
Mr.. w. r.. Brasher who has been
Ill for sometime was removed to
the sanitarium at Louisville where
he will undergo an operation for
cancer Of the stomach: Mr.. Brasher
has been connected with the st. Ber-
nard mining 90. for sometime.
Conductor e. r. Heater was the
tirst employe to run the new Dixie
from Nashville TO Evansville the
regular conductor will be Ed Beal
pd W. J. Buckley.