The bee., 1913-06-24

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Taylar was formerly a conductor on
this road from here to Nashville.
Miss Sue Mike Willis, Of Baker,
Tenn, Is visiting friends and rela-
tives In the city. Miss Willis for
merly taught school here and has
q host OF friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otley vsnnoy, who
have been visiting relatives In the
county near Madisonville have re-
turned home.
Miss Annie Ashby, who has been
visiting relatives In Madisonville,
has returned home.
Mrs. 1. B. Roscoe. of Sterling, H.,
is visiting the family of Otley Van
noy.
The statments otthe two banks in
the city show that we are verv
prosperous city, our people thrifty
and saving and that the men behind
these institutions are business men
who are looking out for the interest
of the deposl,ors.
Jas H.Fyke, of'Springfield, Tenn.
Is In the city this week visiting
friends and on business.
Mrs. r. M. Salmon aud daughter,
of Illsey, were IN the city yesterday
enroute to Madisonville to visit
friends.
Wallace. Crenshaw, Of Sturgis,
KY, 10 In the city. He came to at
tend the funeral OF his sister, Miss
Lucy Crenshaw, " h o Was buried
yesterday In Madisonviiie.
Frank Cardwell, of jacksonville,
was In the city this morning on bus.
mess.
The payday sale at the Barnes,
Cowand & Co. dry goods house was
q perfect success In every way. Mr..
Cowand 10 we'll pleased with the
large amount Of goods sold at this
sale which closed today.
Miss Helen Jsgoe, of Madison
vile, spent few hours in the city
Saturday afternoon.
Frank Oldham, the livery man,
was 10 the county seat on business
Saturday.
f. E. Witherspoon spent Satur-
day In Msdisonvills visiting his
mother.
Frank Cain, of Madisonville, wss
in the city Saturday in his new
Stoddard Dayton automobile.
Mrs. p. b. Davis made friends In
the county seat a visit Saturday ev-
ening.
James Sorry, of Madisonville, was
In the city a few hours Saturday
erroute to Mortons Gap.
Leo Salmon received his yearly
report Monday from Central Col
lege where he attended, last year.
HIS work was splendid in every
study and he ceived excellent
marks in all studies, something,
that very few scholars receive.
Mrs. A, NJ. Howell aud children.
of Fordsville, spent Saturday and
Sunday In the city with friends and
relatives.
]. W. Gatlin, Of Madisonville,
was In the city Saturday afternoon
ON business.
Chas. Lo welle, the moving picture
operator Who has been visiting rel
Atives In the upper part OF the state.
returned home Sunday morning and
left with the Bee crowd for Mann
lunoth" Cave y go 8 '''r'-f
Miss Eliza Robinson spent a few
hours In jacksonville Saturday az
ternoon.
Little Miss Dorothy Bramwsll 10
visiting relatives tn Nashville for .
few days
Mrs. D. NJ. Evans aud sen, Miller,
attended the Chautauqua In Madi-
sonville Saturday afternoon. :,
julius Smith, OF Mineral Wells,
Tex. who has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. e. A. Davis, left yesterday
for Montreal, Canada where he takes
q steamer for trip through Europe
for several months. Mr.. Smith Is
one OF the seven boys that will rep
resent Culver school at u meeting
OF a number OF schools In the coun-
try to meet in Europe this summer
A. @. Spillmsn returned home
Saturday from visit TO friends and
bnsiuess trip to Lexington anc
J.ass "a Eastern Keatucky.