The bee., 1913-04-18
MadisonUiHe Notes

A meeting Of the woman suffrage
will be held in this city in the near
future. One of the field secretaries
was in the city this week Arranging
for dav aud place of meeting.
Mortons Gap, wants an electric
line from that city to Madfsonville,
Wish that they would hurry and get
it. We will help them all we can.
The big meeting of all the masonic
lodges in the county in this city
Tuesday was largely attended.
There were about three hundred
members from all parts of the coun-
ty present and very interesting
meeting was held, one long to be
remembered by those that were
there. Quite number of addres ses
by out of town members were m ade
and enjoyed.
The Spelling Bee that will be held
tonight at the Broadway school be.
tween the High school students and
the old folks will prove very inter-
esting, a nice crowd is expe cted to
be present. A small charge of IOcts
is asked to cover expenses.
Rev. CT. Wlmberlv, who has
been confined TO his room on account
of having one of his toes amputated
is much better and will soon be in
good shape again.
B. E. pete" Laffoon of Anton was
in the city Thursday IN the interest
of his race for sheriff of the county.
Chef of Police Ashby arrested two
negro women at the depot Thursday
night for having more than the law
allows of whiskey and beer. They
were taken to jail where they will
remain until trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Woolfork and
Charles Lindsey, who have been
visiting in Florida have returned
home.
The many friends of Hey Ashby
will regret to learn that he and his
family left this week for Arizona,
where they will reside In the future.
Prof. H. B. Wheeler, of Nebo was
in the city yesterday. He is candi-
date for the Office of Superintendent
of schools and il elected will make
an excellent Official.
jeff Zlsk, of ST. Charles, one time
editor Of the Banner of that CITY was
in town yesterday.
Miss Katherine Wilson, who has
been visiting in Florida for several
months will return home in a short
time. She Will be accompanied by
her two neices.
Mrs. J. d. Ruckman and two sons,
of Providence, spent several days In
the city this week with her mother
Mrs. G. G. Owens.
Mrs. Dave Kincheloe, vino has
been visiting relatives in Calhoun
for few days has returned home.
Miss Artie Whitfield, Of the Nor
tons Gap country was IN the city
this morning.
w. d. Lynch, of Richlaud was in
town this morning for a few hours
ON business.
Mrs. Max Priest aud Hazel Griffin
speut to-day IN jacksonville With
| frienes.
The Hotel Madison is one of the
best Hotels in the state is having a
very busy season, every room is
taken everv night. Land Lord
Fowler is an up-to-date hotel keeper
and his crew of clerks are pleasant,
obliging and are appreciated by the
travelling public.
Rev. f. +. Pate will fill the pulpit
at the M. Z. church South Sunday
in the absence of Rev. Wimberly
who is laid up on account of an
operation.
Mrs. Henry Head, left this morn
ing for a days visit to Evansville
shopping.
Ernest DunkersOn, spent Tuesday
IL Evansville on business.
V,Mrs. Sarah Coleman, a well known
lady died at her home In this city
Tuesday. She was buried Wednes-
day at the Odd Fellows cemetary.
She leaves husband aud four cEild-
rem.
b. f. LaffOOn, Chairman Of the
Hopkins county tobacco growers has
called a meeting OF the growers to
elect delegates to attend the meeting
that will be held In Louisville May
7th for the purpose OF shipping and
selling their product. 1t 10 thought
tina several from this city will 20.
Quite a number OF the old soldiers
will attend the annual meeting OF
the Ex-eOnfederates that will meet
in Chattanooga, Tenn. May 9th to
49th. The rates on the railroads Will
ha ona half fare and tha hokal an