The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-10

William Ross, attended the dance !;
at the New Century Thursday night.
Quite a number Of the young men
OF the city were In Darlington Sun
day afternoon and evening.
The city owned water plant of
jacksonville, Florida paid that city
big money last year and the Muui-
cipa, owned water and light plants
are paying all over the country.
Madisonville is in line with them.
Dave Kincheloe, left Sunday Mig Z
for Jacksonville, Florida where lie
goes to represent the w o. w. OF
this state at the annual meeting Of
that order this week. Dave says
that he Is going to be the next Con-
gresham from this district. He
further states that he can go into
any precinct In any any OF the eight
counties aud call the people by
name. Good luck Dave, you have
started right and have worked hard
for the party for long time and IL
there Is any good things laying
around you are entitled to them.
Hon. A. o. Stanley, was in the
city Thursday evening enroute to
Dawson.
ID. B. Wilson, of the Hustler force
was IN Darlington Friday aftern Don
on business.
Mrs. w. l.. McGsry, of Rtchland
was in the city Friday afterno IN on
business.
DR.. g. w. Parker, spent Friday
afternoon In Darlington on business.
Quite number of the young men
attended the opening dance in Daw-
son Springs Thursday night return
ing home early Friday morning.
Curtis Rule
| J. d. MCPHERSON, spent few hours
In Darlington or business.
The w. G. T. U. will hold their
district convention In this city this
week. Ladies from all over the dis
trict are expected and will be enter
tained by the members Of the body
Quite large number Of farmers
were In the city Saturday Afternoon
to attend meeting of the farmers
to organize a society of the growers
that raise the English type of to-
bacco.
The Chautauqua will open Sunday
night. Tickets have been placed on
sale at the Drug store and dry goods
store. The prospects for q large
crowd is fine and there will be PEG
pie from all over the country there
Those that can attend should not
miss this.
The first bills for the Great III. r
XII Is county fair are out. This will
b, the best fair MadisOnvIlle has
ever had and there will be more at
trac ions this year than ever. The
Races will be better. There will be
more aud faster horses than ever.
w. A. Smith, who for years
been JanItor at the Hopkins county
court house died at his home in this
city last night of tumor. He had
an operation performed several
weeks ago an never recovered from
it. He was sixty years old and leaves
wife. He was one of the candid
ates for Jalier of the county before
the August primary.
w. f Harrison age twenty zone
and Miss Aise Cox. Of Nebo, this
county will be married at the home
of the brides parents in that city To
morrow. They will lives In that
city.
Arthur Beard
Marvin E. rate, has accepted the
State Craftsmanship for the Nation
al Association of Drug Clerks. Mr..
Pate is also the author of the hand
book of Pharmacy that has a large
sale.
One OF the largest meetings of to.
bacoO growers ever IN this city met
at the court h,use this afternoon
IL Is their Intention to merge all the
societies into one and thsv will meet
again ia "a few days, after committees
have been arraigued to canvass '
the people interested.
sam Langley was in Darlington
Monday on business. {
Miss X stherine Owens, left Sun
lay for Providence to spend the X
week with her sister Mrs. Ruckmar. d
MRS. Everett Jennings and daugh
ter Maid MasoA, are in jacksonville 4