The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-17
Madissnuiue Notes

Of the city clock Saturday and its
clean face shows up for long dis
lance.
Larrel Woclfork and family spent
Saturday IN the country with rela-
lives and friends.
d. d. Woodruff, OF st. Charles,
was in the city Saturday on bust
1ess.
Mrs. Thomas Coyle left. Saturday
morning for Nashville to visit rels-
tfves and friends for few days.
Hesrley Ashby, Grain baggage
man OF the Dixie Flyer, spent Sat
-urday In the citv with relatives.
Judge J. +. Gordon LETT Friday
for Princeton where he 10 holding
court.
Miss Robbie Bernard, OF Failing
ton, was In the city Friday evening.
waverly Hibts, owner OF the
Princess, opened his show Monday
evening, after a'week closed on NC
count of having repairs done to this
popular house, Me has nice, cool
rooms, shows the very best Of Gins
and is doing Cue business.
Bradley Wilson returned TO the
city, afterts few days spent on his
farm near White Plains.
Bassett Sisk, of Chicago, spent a
few days last week In the city with
his mother. He IL travelling cut OF
the former city.
Edd Cared has accepted the Sup.
erintendaney of the Sunset and
Coil Mines. MIR. Carroll hasNust re.
turned from a'wisit to St. Louis. He
is one OF the best informed mine mer
In this part of the state. He has
worked In the mine ever since he
was boy and thoroughly under
stands every part OF the bUsinest
and Mr.. Coslis very Fortunate il
securing his services.
Quite nSmber of Madissnvill,
people were in White Piains $atur-
day TO attend the opening of the
Campaign fOrsCounty Judge. Will
I. Mills made his opening speech il
that city Saturday and was heard
by large crowd. He made his po
sition clear and explained every
part of the County Clerks office
where he had been for many years
and answered the charges recently
made against him by his opponents
All the trains are crowded with
people coming to attend the Chau
tauqua and the prospects for e'busy
week were never better. Every
number Is good one and vel
worth the money.
Judge G. G. Glvens, owner Of the
Greater and Grander HopkinsICo
FAIR, is spending the best part o.
his time In Henderson but will bs
here long enough to make the com
ing fair, the best Hopkins Co. hal
ever had.
The Bank Statements, that are
now being published, show that We
are q very prosperous city and coun'
ty and need not fear the future. 0u'
banks are Ia excellent condition
and the men behind them are SOUND
business men and men that can be
trusted.
Cliff Pritchett, travelling out OF
New York. spent Sunday in the city
with relatives aud frleads.
Lucien Littlepage, Of the Mortons
Gap Country, was In the city Satur-
day.
Rev. r. V. Omer held services al
st. Charles Sunday afternoon and
evening. \
Norris Gordon, Walter StOdghill
Jerrold johnson, Jim WIlllaUns and
Laurel Ruby, who spent last week
on Green River near Rochester. re-
turned m Saturday evening
They report lots OF fish caught and q
fine time.
Judge j. r. Harrison, OF Norton.
VILE, was In the city Saturday oE
business.
Albert Whitfield, merchant oil
Mortons Gap. was In the city Satur
day afternoon on business
Sade Grasty, Of Mortons Gap, wal
In the city Saturday afternoon OF
business.
Sam Baker, County Game Ward
en-, left Saturday afternoon with q
Wagon load OF bedding and food fol
week on Pond River and vicinity,
Prof. Glenn saws that one reason
he hates to wear q bandage over
his eye is that IL interferes with
looking 1T the pretty wemen In
MAdisonville. He can see only one
MALT Of them now. One eve IL