The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-13

Millinery, Millinery. Don't be las
but first to get your Mid-Summe
hat, Barnes, Coward & Co. Incor
porated.
Several OF our boys were sum
monsed before the grand jury Sat
urday. This body is making a clos,
investigation of all wrong doing IL
the county seat, pistol carrying
minors playing pool and giving OF
selling minors cigarettes are being
looked out for by these men.
Uncle Round Crabtree, who has
been at the soldiers home at Pewee
valley arrived In the city Friday
He will visit friends and relatives
In the city for several weeks before
returning to that place.
d. M. Evans and f. ID. Rash, spent
few hours in Madisonvllle Satur-
day afternoon on business.
r. B. McGregor, of Sebree and
candidate for Representative from
Webster county was in the city Sat.
urdav visiting his brother-in-law
DR.. r. A. Baldwin.
Miss Virginia Todd and Miss
Garrett Lindle, of Madisonville
spent Saturday in the city with Mrs.
Ed Rule.
Dallis Curtis, spent few hours in
the county seat Saturday on bust.
ness.
In the Music Lovers Contest that
was in the Nashville Tennessee
Democrat, the answers are now
being published, four every day.
Miss Katherine Blair, of the Post
Office has had all of them correct
but one 80 far as it has gone. We
hope that she may be winner.
Henry Wyatt, spent Saturday in
the county seat on business.
J. T. Barnett, spent few hours In
Henderson Saturday on business.
One or two of our boys are in
Louisville taking in the great Ken
lucky Derby that was run in that
city Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Sisk, left Sat-
urdsy morning on the early train
for a days visit in Evansville.
Miss Ida Martin, the Darlington
correspondent for the MadIsonvIlle
Hustler was IN Madisonville Satur-
day afternoon visiting friends.
Ben Wilson, made a business trip
to the county seat Saturday evening.
l.. G. Wyley, spent few hours In
Madisonville Saturday afternoon.
II you will take time to look thru
some Of our Bargains, quo can save
yourself some money. Barnes, Cow
and & Co. Incorporated.
Amos Moore, Welby Pritchet and
Arthur Williams, of MadisOnville,
spent q few hours In the city SUM-
day evening.
John t. Barnett is weighing coal
at Hecla this week while the regu-
lar man is off.
r. l.. Favers, who has been visit
ing friends in Henderson has return
ed home.
Quite a number of our boys were
In the county seat Monday as wit
nesses IN the Malt Ale cases against
Lee Favers.
f. l.. Wise, spent Saturday after
noon in the county seat on business.
Miss E. Anderson, arrived in the
city Saturday morning from Hop
kinsville to visit the family of James
Johnson for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, spent Satur-
dav in jacksonville on business.
Roy Foard, now living in Mt. Yer
non, ILL.,, WAS in the city day or
two last week visiting his mother
and friends. Roy il cashier for the
L. & N. at that place and is dong
well much to the delight of his many
friends here.
Tom Blair, spent Sunday in Croft
ton as a guest of Mr.. Buckholder.
Yandell Walker, is weighing coal
at the Diamond mines at Mortons
Gap this week while the weighman
there is attending court at Madison
VILE.
Sunday night, the first night of
the meeting at the ArmOry was
largely attended. The music was
sll that could be desired. The
meeting promises to be a success in
every way. There will be meeting
avery night this week. All are In
Vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. SizemOre, who
rave been visiting relatives in Stur-
yis for few days returned home last
week.
N. q. Afford, spent a day or two
n Central City last week on bust
less.