The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-06

Rex McEuen left Saturday morn
ing for a visit 10 relatives in Cadiz,
Ky.
W. H. Borders, of jacksonville,
was IN the city Saturday morning.
Mothers Day Will be celebrated at
the NJ. e. Church Sunday, the 18th
of thus month, all mothers are InvI-
ties TO be present and appreciative
s-Tvices will he held. The church
wall be decorated and a beautiful
song service will be held.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. Hart left Mon
day morning for a visit TO friends
aud relatives IA Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Cam l.. Ashby returned home
Mouoay from ~ vts't to her parents
In blaughterviile.
Ben Robiusoa, Manager of the
Victoria Mines, was in the city Sat
urday morning on business for the
mines.
William Ross, Of jacksonville was
in the city Saturday morning with
his father DR.. w 2. Ross.
Msior f. b. Harris. ot Madison
vile WAS in the city Saturday morn
ing eurouts to Mortous GAP.
Quite a number oi he younger set
enjoyed bacon fry at the lake Fri
day evening, chaparoned by Mrs.
r.. l.. FendwIck
Messes Sue Wa0e Davis, Gladys
Whitford and Thelma West, spent
Saturday afternoon in Madisonville
with friends.
Rev. aud Mrs. Grant, were visitors
in jacksonville Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kemp and daughter
Miss Margaret were in jacksonville
Saturday afternoon visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Poag, made
friends in the county seat a visit
Saturday afternoon.
The game of Base ball between
this city and Dawson at that place
Friday afternoon resulted In score
of II to 10 for the Dawson team. Sew.
ersl of the young people from this
city went over there to see the
game returning home on the night
tram.
G. L. Blackwell, spent Saturday
in Howell, where he went to see his
son Harry, who was hurt in the
yards at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. HulIn Maddux have
returned home from several days
spent with friends aud. relatives in
Evansville, Ind.
The Darlington and jacksonville
Military Companies enjoyed quite a
pleasant Sunday in the woods be-
tween Hecla and this city. They
carried their dinners with them and
after dinner had drill in extended
order. There were over 100 people
from the two towns that went out
and visited the boys. These trips
will be taken every month during
the summer 1t gives the boys an
insight to camp life aud is thorough
ly enjoyed by all. Almost a full
company went from here.
All the Sunday schools in the city
had fine attendance Sunday morn
ing. That line of church work is
taking on new life and some of the
largest classes ever known IN the
city ara now had at two of these
schools. The older people are TAX
ing interest in the work and are
bringing out the younger elemett.
Don't forget to have your yards
aud alleys clean. There is no one
feature Ir altown that creates favor
able comment more than clean yards
and alleys and with just little
work and few dimes pretty flowers
can be grown In every yard.
Swat the fly, This is the slogan
of the people who desire good health
and To reduce the number in the
summer. Commence now, one killed
now means millions Ia August.
Screen your doors and windows
early aud do not allow small piles OF
dirt aud trash to be around. They
breed in them.
+. ID. McGary, the hustllng trav'
cling man out OF st. Louis was N
the city Sunday to visit his sister
Miss Jennie MeGaryI