The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-18

4. fools that burn up powder by shoot
: ing their pistols at night. They
watch the policemen and get around
a corner aud fire their guns. Too
bad that they can't be caught or
: don't turn the end OF the gun around
aud shoot themselves.
IL seems that the Webb law was a
failure Saturday night and Sunday,
as several Of the boys had al they
could carry. Some one must have
gone TO Henderson or HopkInsville
and brought back load. The boot
logger that is caught will get what
is coming to hlm when Judge Ben
nett gets hold of him, and it will
be only a matter of time when they
will be caught.
Welby Pritchett and Robert De-
Moss, of jacksonville were IN the
city Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonham, of
Salt Lake City, Utah, are In the city
visiting Mrs. BoDham's mother Mrs.
Brittian.
Charlie Cobb, who was shot and
killed in Nashville, Tenn, Saturday
bv a physicians wife from Gallaten,
Tenn, worked in Coyle's barber
shop IN this city for several months.
He came here in Septe mber 1909 aud
left ip March 1910. His family lived
here. He seemed to be nice, quiet
man and made several good friends
while here. He went from here to
Gallaten, Tenn,
WANTED-An engineer TO room
with an engineer. Bath, hot and
cold water. Apply at this office.
Mrs. Y. a. Smith. of Elkton has
returned to her home after a weeks
visit to Mrs. o. p. Webb and friends.
TMiss Laura Bell Morrison, of Penn
broke is the guest of MI. and Mrs
w. l.. Morrison.
FOR SALE-New white oak box
ing. Call Csnsler g. Maloney tor
particulars.
Miss Camille Lackey visited rela-
tives at HOpkinsvile und Pembroke
Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs. D. f. South worth is quite i'll
at her home on West Main.
Miss Mary Motharshead, has been
coufiued at home for several days
with grip.
Mrs. Lelie Wilson, Os the White
Plains country is visiting her daugh-
ter Miss Lelie, of the Public school.
Mrs. w. X Nisbit, made friends
in MadIsonvllle a visit yesterday
afternoon.
EverythIng Ia no to-date ready to
wear hats at Metcalf's Millinery,
Thursday March 20tb, Msdisonville,
Ky. Be sure and see them.
Miss JAMIE Victory, spent yester,
dav afternoon in the county seat
visiting friends,
Mrs. w. l.. Morrison and Mrs. Rex
McEuen, spent yesterday afternoon
in jacksonville visiting friends.
Mrs. Nell Prim, spent Monday
afternoon IN Madisonvllle with
friends.
Mrs. Elgle Goodloe, spent Monday
afternoon in Madisonville with
friends.
Bob Priest, Joe HUFF and Brown
: ie" were In the county seat Monday
afternoon.
Do not fail to attend the Grand
Easter Opening OF spring and sum-
mer millinery at Metcalf's Millinery,
Madisonville, Ky. The latest styles
In EVERYTHING will be shown on
Thursday, March Goth.
John Cough, of MadisonvIlle was
a visitor IN the city yesterday after
noon.
Oscar Bonham, of Howell was in
the city yesterday afternoon on
business.
Mrs. Ed Rule, spent Monday after
noon in Madisonville with friends.
The Gsrnisee SUIT of l.. E. McEuen
vs.. Whit Smith was heard in the
city court Monday morning. Smith,
the defendant who was garnisheed
} for a sum of money won the suit.
The money was ordered released.
Miss Hattie Parker, made friends
IN Madisonville a visit Monday
afternoon.
There will be a large display of
pattern hats, Thursday March Goth,
at Metcalf's Millinery, jacksonville,
Ky. Every one is invited.
NRev. A. f. Fraser ana mother Mrs
, j. ID. Fraser, of Cadiz, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
McEuen have returned home.
Vogel Minstrel. will be here March
3lst. This is their seventeenth
annual town. They always have