The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-09

urday afternoon on the NJ. H. 4 Il.
aud report very pleasant trip.
Large numbers OF our citizens are
out at the lake every day catching
fish. There are lots Of them this
year. Several large green bass have
been caught by parties.
There was an election at the
school house Saturday afternoon.
One name was on the ticket, that Of
w. e. Rash for trustee. He was
elected witoout any opposition.
Several OF our business men we're
in MsdisonvilIe last night to attend
the meeting of business men of the
county, In view OF forming a COM
mercial club composed OF men from
all parts OF the county. This will
include the farmers as we'll as the
town men. This is an idea that first
started IN TIenton, Mo, and has
done good work in the way Of bring
ing the town man and the farmer to-
gether.
Charlie DOC" Stanfield, engineer
on the Henderson division, was in
Darlington this week for the first
time IN several days. His absence
is always noticeable. -
Miss Cordie Jennings sprainedher
ankle Wednesday afternoon by
stepping on q stone which turned,
causing her weight to fall to heavily
on her ankle. Miss Jennings is suf-
fering some, but is considered to be
doing nicely.
Somebody wants to hear from the
Railroad Ritter again. Has he lost
his pencil2
T. e. Cook, operator at the depot
In MadIsonvIlle was in the city ves-
terday afternoon visiting friends.
On account of the mines IN Evans
VILE being broke down the trains
are taking coal q. No. 8 mine at this
place. This will continue until the
mines there open.
Robert Priest aud Joe Huff, spent
yesterday afternoon In the county
seat on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Hutchinson,
who have been visiting . sister Of
Mr.. Hutchinson In Sumpter, 8. G..
have returned home.
Mr.. f. g. Ashby and wife have
moved to Madisonville where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Ashby has taken q place IN the
Atkinson yards ut that place.
Mr.. o. G. Bennett has moved his
fan lily TO Madisonville where they
will reside IN the future, as he has
taken q place in the yards at Akin.
son.
Tom Cansler and family have
moved to Madisonville where they
Will live since he has taken place
In the Atkinson yards.
P.H. Coleman and family have
moved to Madisonville where they
will live in the future. Mr.. Coleman
has accepted a place In the Akin
son yards.
Tom Burse, travelling salesman out
of Bowling Green was In town this
week.
Nit CerkIns, of the Perkins Bros,
Cigar Manufacturers, OF Bowling
Green was In town calling on his
trade this week.
Mrs. b. f. Nixon, was in Madison
vile this week.
Mrs. NJ. b. Long, who has been on
the sick list for sometime and was
removed to the hospital some days
since is doing nicely and hopes to be
removed home soon. ~
Little Margaret Rogers, had ythe
misfortune to cnt her right arm
severely while at play at school
The injury is very painful but not
serious.
Miss Virgie Kilroy, will leave soon
for Chicago where she will visit for
several days and then accompanied
by her aunt, will go to points in
Canada for some weeks.
ALMA CORBlTT. Photographer
Mrs. N. T.. McKinnon. left Thurs
day morning for Milan, Tennessee,
where she will visit her sister for
several weeks.
Neal SpillInan, who has been in
Guthrie for sometime has returned
to Darlington and accepted a posi-
ton In the office of Train Master.
Spillman is a bright young man and
his many friends are glad to have
him again.
]. @. Hullett, of Bowling Green,
who represents the Royal Type
writer Company is in town calling
on his business.
Mrs. N. q. MOthershead was Wis.
Itor In the county seat "Wednesday