The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-25

who was badly burnt by steam.
J. Il. Fawcett, made business trip
60 Guthrie Saturday morning.
w. s. McGary, who was a citizen
Of this city is now living in south
Florida and is getting along fire.
Wat Will make good any where on
earth. He has sold several OF the
houses that he owned in this city.
We hope that be and Mrs. McGary
will return and make this CITY their
home again.
@. f.. Dudley Is superintendent
of the adult department OF the Coun-
ty Sunday schools. The interesting
meeting that was held in Madison.
willie last week was one of the best
that has been held in years.
Greater interest is being taken in
this work all over the country than
ever before.
George Q. Abbitt, of Hopkinsville
was in the city this morning. He
held services at the reading room
for the members OF the Episcopal
church.
Stove wood and kindllng for sale
SOC at mill and 500 per load deliver
ed. f. A. Mitchell.
Cleanliness is Next to Goodness"
Avoid sickness that will always
come you keep dirty yards. Spring
will soon be here and you must clean
up your premises.
Dennis Haley, Of Henderson was
In the city yesterday afternoon on
business.
Mrs. Joe Mothershead, spent Sun
day IN Madisonville with relatives.
The heavy wind caused Sign to
blow against one of the large plate
glass windows of Whitfords hard
ware store, breaking it into hundreds
of pieces.
Quite a number of the railroad
boys have signed up for the special
Railroad & Coal Edition and more
are coming 10 every day. This will
be the largest and best editions we
have ever issued and they have all
been good.
Miss Katherine Howard entertain
ed the Senior class and a few of her
friends Saturday evening in honor
of her visitor.
Mrs. l.. V. Renfro, left Saturday
afternoon for several days visit 10
her parents at Bowling Green.
The city is cleaning out the gutter
at the side of the Robinson building.
A nice brick gutter would look much
better than the way it is.
Clarence Nisbet, of Madtsonville
was In town Saturday on business.
"Sport" Cox, the popular flagman
of the Morganfield & Evansville run
spent Sunday with his parents in
the Richland country.
Ira Rhea, of Richland, was in the
city Sunday visiting his brother J.
w. Rhea.
Col. Robert Wood, of st. Charles
returned home Sunday afternoon,
after visiting friends In the city for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Huff, of Hop
kInsville, spent Sunnay in the city
with friends.
r. B. Salmon NJ. NJ. for the L. &
N. at this place left Sunday night
Pensacola, Florida where he goes to
return home with Mrs. Salmon, who
has been visiting friends In that city
for several weeks.
Col. J. L. Enoch, who was for
several years Master mechanic at
this place passed through the city
Sunday afternoon enroute home from
a business trip to Howell and Evans
vile. Mr.. Enoch has large num-
Der of friends IN this city who will
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health and is doing exceedingly well
IN Nashville where he Is General
Foreman of the L. & N. shops.
Mrs. A. o. Orrell, who is in the
hospital In Nashville is much bet
ter and will soon be able TO come
home.
Mrs. o. A. Davidson, has returned
home from visit to friends in
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Katherine Blair, spent sun
day in Madisonville with frierds
aud relatives.
Mrs. J. j. Sullivan, made a bust
ness trip 20 the county seat yester
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Handy, spent a few
hours IN Madisonville Saturday
afternoon visiting friends.
Oscar Underwood, fisgman on the
Interurbau was off the train Satur.
day and Sunday resting.
Mrs. B. L, Nixon, spent Saturday