The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-23

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Mrs. w. S, McGary left Thursday
morning for Hopklnsville where Mr.
McGary Is connected with the Nov.
ing Picture Show business.
Thomas Howell M d. at Norton
vile passed through the city Tues.
day enroute to the county seat on
business.
Roy Wilson of Madisonville Can.
di5ste for Representive, was In the
city Tuesday afternoon shaking
hands with the voters. Roy former
ly lived here aud has many friends
who wish him luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsou spent Tues
day in jacksonville with ff1ends.
Oscar Underwood who has been
visiting friends In Nashville and
Kellys, has returned home and gone
To work.
Several Of the railroad mes left
Wednesday morning for Small
House for fishing trip of week or
ten days.
N. @. Afford spent Wednesday In
Evansville on business.
II. w. Hunter of Dawson Springs
was in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Hunter lie loading lots Of lumber in
this city for shipment in carload
lots.
Dawson aud Darlington will cross
hats Sunday afternoon on the local
ball field. Both teams will have
good players and a God game is
looked for.
Kryls Band, that will be with the
Chsutauqua passed through the city
Wednesday morning enroute south
on an advertising tour. This band
will put In it's appearance in Madi-
sonville the week of June 18th and
10 considered one Of the best In the
country. A large crowd Of school
children were ct the depot to meet
IL AMI the town tdrned out to hear
them play one piece of music.
ALI II. Jones, OF the county seat
was In the city Wednesday.
Miss Julia Fawcett Of Madison
vile spent Wednesday afternoon In
the city visiting friends.
) Fred Hoffman of jacksonville
and candidate for the office OF Coun-
ty Clerk was In town Wednesday
afternoon.
There are two candidates for the
office Of Magistrate In this district.
James Priest the present Incumbant
and James Parker, who is the stable
boss at the No. stable. Both are
good men who have many friends
and 1t will be a close race.
Up to the present time there is
only one candidate for the office OF
City Judge. Judge A. J. Bennitt
has made one of the best that we
have ever lad, so what is the use Of
changing. He has given justice to
all parties alike and has no friends
when 1t comes to disposing justice.
E. l.. Barnes of Central City and
Beaver Dam was in the city q few
days this week on business
Several of the st. Bernard Com
mandery No. 30 attended the con-
clave in Owensboro this week, leav-
ing here Tuesday evening,
Joe Griffin, who was hurt in the
mines few days ago is getting
along fine and will soon be able to
be out and at work.
f. l. Wise spent Wednesday on
the NJ. II. &E. on business.
Miss Robbie Bernard who has bee n
visiting relatives at Anton has re-
tnrued home.
f. p Bowling left Wednesday for
a mouths visit to relatives in Hop
kinsvile
Mrs. John Shaw spent Wednesday
in Mortons Gap with friends aud rel
atives,
Pingree Shaver Is visiting his
mother in Central CITY for a few
DAYS.
Mrs. II. l.. Browning Of Mortcns
Gao spent a few days this week In
the city with her pared aud friends
Dick Meadhem was IN Madison
vile Wednesday.
George Hill of Evansville was I'm
Darlington a few minutes Thursday
morning enroute to Nashville, Tenn.
Ross Sugg of Providence was in
jacksonville. Wednesday enroute to
Nashville.
Mrs. George King spent few days
In the city this week.
Roy Davis was in Madisonvillo
Wednesday night.
Miss Minerva Davis Of Anton viii
arrive In the city Friday to visit her
r.