The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-08

N"d y ines, spel,Js SslturiieyHtfter
noon In the couutv seat on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Rash, OF
Madisonvllle we've guests Of f. D.
Rash Saturday evening at supper,
this being Mr.. Rash's sixtheth birth
birthday. We don't write this with
any malice for lie looks nearer forty
than sixty. May he live to zee forty
more.
The old freight depot will be
rebuilt at the Asine time they are
moving the passenger depot. IL ia
forty. three years old, the oldest one
on the HendersnRayxtsIa the
exception Of p0BsrO1y- the brick de-
pot at Pembroke. .The late j. b
Atkinson had tAe9trhber 8otisn out
for this building near this city when
he first came I'D rp tdBve; "a form
.erly stood on he corner but was
moved back Will n the new one, was
built. WIN .'ih
FOR RENT-A acS room, suit
able for couple 9raikAe party. APP
ply st Bee officd.
Pretty soon we are going to
have a CLEAN.uP..-daJ =. do it
now and you Till be clean when
that day comds.
y. W. Mothers head Chief clerk for
iSs S:;'''' .S. Fs'TFlf S;s' '9
with his mothet. tbI-ItSs az
Perkins AdarSsA-1he pop pIar- clerk
In the St. Bernard drug store spent
Sunday ia Ma isonville. with his
folks. -
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cow
ell, q fine girl Saturday night.
JEFF Murphy, Of MorgahAsiH spent
sunday in the city with tiS1amily.
Two large truck loAdA-at-Ampty
sacks were unlosned of train No.
81 Sunday afternoon billed 10 z. l.
Wise for use between Providence
aud Clay, ---------
The Morgaufield aud EYanAyille
run has not been able TO go any
further than Providence on account
Of the track near CEeyr-Fhe-4ocals
have also had to lay up at that
point. ~ '"e
What about your clubhouse,
does it need attehTf6n7
Mis-. Robbie Bernard tpefE To-Day
IN the county seat visiting frasndS.
Miss Lucille HolsHpade friepds in
MAdisonville . visit this morning.
Willis Rudd, candidate Tor The
ONCE of Sheriff SAsnip nthdi Sity
Tuesday morning. willis ssysthAt
the man that beats him will have
had q light on bis hands.
II don't take Q great deal of wotk
to keep your back yards clean. once
you clean tbem.
Engineer JAmev-boug7 Uuevfthe
through run boysSshsnt ysp tqday
In the city with hisnlottier.. sIy's
Why not begin to think about
screening your house against
flies2 I.-I s,c7drrs
Several OF the young ps0IHe and
married ladies euioyed-An -AfternOOn
dance at Webbs Hall Yesterday.
The Minstrel Band furnished the
music.
Don't fail to clean up your yards
and alleys aud by so. doing save a
possible drug bill.
The floods in lots of tina factory
towns have demonstrated that
Darlington is the best town in the
country for factory of any kind
Not only are they never in danger
Of floods but have the rail roads aud
the most important is cheap lutl'
Oar taxes are never high and the
city council will make nice praposi-
tiops to any aue wanting tn locate
here.
Mrs. John Long, spent yesterday
afternoon in Mortons Gap with Mrs
Henry Browning. ,'
Mrs. Henry Martin, left this
morning for visit to relatives IN
Morganfield. EiN
Be ready for-"CLEAN-UP"
day, it will come pretty soon.
Owing to the high water the Idle
Hour Theatre was compelled to use
Emergency reels and bwIIr continue
to use them untIfThufsdaS and then