The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-05

hands on our streets and bye way
was in jacksonville Thursday.
Miss Nettie Belle Martin and Co!
were in Madisonville Thursda!
afternoon.
Mrs. George King was IN Madi
sonvIlle Thursday afternoon.
Marvin Mitchell Of Louisville 10 a.
home on his Spring vacation, visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Eleie Slsk who has been
visiting friends IN Evansville fol
several days returned home Thurs
day.
Misses Mabel Browning, Agnes
Lynn and Francis McElfatrick
were IN jacksonville Thursday
night to see Elsie Janis.
Mrs. w. X. NIsbet was in Msdi-
souville Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Webster of Hopkins
willie was IN the city Thursday on
business.
Msssrs. Roy Davis aud Grover
Long we're in jacksonville Thurs
day night.
The Misses Faweetts were in
jacksonville Thursday night.
Mrs. w. P. Ross was in Madison
vile Thursday.
Persons living IN adjoining
counties having brothers, nephewi
and fret cousins who reside in Ole
Hopkins are;deluged with visits from
said relatives not so much based or
love and affection as q resultant from
the fact that the grand jury is nov
In session.
Elmer Witherspoon Of Irwin, KY
has returned after q weeks soiourI
with his family and relatives In thi
city.
Elizabeth Byrum Of Providence
who has been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. r. N. Clarl
for the past feR days returned HON
yesterday.
John H. Fish was in the "City o
Rocks" Thursday on of-FIsh-a
business.
We are reliably informed tina
Tom Ryan:made his Thursday even
ing revolution with his usual up
erring accuracy residents Of tina
section regulate their tImepieces b.
his movements.
l.. u. Hardwick of MadIsonvlll
spent the day in our city yesterda'
IN the interest of his regular bust
ness.
TIE many friends Of Mrs. Georg
Price of Rlchland county will regre
to learn that she has been seriousl.
| i'll with stomach trouble for the pas
two weeks.
Our Mortar-fed friend, the Rev
Jack Lynn has just returned from
soiourn in the rural "districts'
where he was called TO build q flu
at the "Stone place.. OF course hi
work gave satisfaction as he Is
man Of flue-ency.
The subject for discussion at tn
M. e. Church next Thusday nigh
is personal Influence" which viii
be considered from various angle
by Rev. T. ]. Lynn and Col. w. A
ToOmbs. Persons who have no
heard the above gentlemen wOulC
act wisely to bring each an Author
ICED Unabridged Dictionary alonl
to ward of the lIngual shower. A
large number always attend thes'
discussions.
Jasper Plnkston and Mr.. Drape
spent Sunday in Louisville.
John w. Twyman, who for a mum
Der of years was with Waller &
TrIce at Hopkinsvllle has accepted
a very flstterIng offer from thu
Reach Furniture Co., who Will pu
in one ofthe most up-to-date under
taking establishment In Kentucky
with Mr.. Twyman in full charge o
it.
Lee Oldham of Hopkinsvilless wal
In Darlington last week.
Mrs. Betsy Ann Oldham is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. McCOrd II
the country.
Monon Oldham has q very good
position in Louisville.
The Committees from the M. E
Church, South, the Christian Church
and the M. e. Church for "Go to
sunday School" met at the MethO-
dist church Friday eveningand per-
fected plans for the local campaign.
Frank Fox was in Louisville Sun
day.
The series OF sermons at the M. e.
church hv Raw Franz Rakar are