The bee., 1916-07-11
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gan for $40. Ask at Bee Office.
Mrs. VIII Lee and children, OF
Providence, returned Saturday from
Cannonsburg, Pa, where they vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Montal ne,
Before going to Providence they are
making relatives here a short wish
Miss Verna Galloway Of ST. Char.
Ies, is spending few days with Mrs
H. ID. Cowand, and during the sale
at Cowaud's Busy Store 10 helping
see after the trade.
Mrs. a. o. Slsk and children are
spending the week at DR.. Sisk's
father near 'Rlchland.
You get paid for every subscrip-
ton you turn In on this Mammoth
Cave trip, there Is no way for you 20
loose. Ifyou get enough subscrip-
tIous you win the trip. II YOU only
get half enough you can pay 81. 90
for the other half II you want to go
and II not you get the money you
have earned. For every subscriber
YOU get 20 cents whether you go or
stay, so there is no way to lose and
you get pay for all you do.
Misses Cammye and Eileen Fox
are spending the week IN Louisville
with relatives.
Miss Ada Favor spent Sunday in
HopkinsvIlle.
The C.W.B.M. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the Christian
Church with Mrs. ]. NJ. Oldham as
leader.
Mrs. Tom Long and daughter are
staying with Mr.. Longs mother
during his absence at Fit. Thomas.
Mrs. John Griffin returned Sstur.
dsy from a visit IN Illinois.
Miss Allie Campbell, of Crofton,
is vlsitlng her brother Joe Campbell
and family.
Miss Louise Peyton returned home
Tuesday accompanied by Miss Lii
lian Opal Campbell.
FOR SALE-Several used sewing
machines. Prices range from $3.50
to 5000. Ask about them at The
Bee office.
Edgar Arnold Will have charge of
the Methodist prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening. The Chri sti an
church will dismiss their prayer
meeting service to meet with their
Methodist brethren.
Aant Bette Stevens, of near Mad
isonvllle, is visiting relatives here
Mrs. H. L. Browning and Helen
are spending the week with Mrs.
Browning's parents.
Miss Merrie King spent Sunday In
Hopkinsville, with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
b. Barnes.
Miss Artie Favork who underwent
an operation at the Jennie Stewart
Hospital in Hopkinsville is getting
along nicely.
Miss Emma Vinson and Mrs. Luc-
ian Vinson have returned from
RockpOrt, Ind.
We want you to make the river
trip to the Mammot Cave on Aug.
26tn get busy now aud see how easy
1t is to win.
Miss Jeanette Napier, OF Nash
Vile, is the guest of Mrs. Dan NJ.
Evans.
Mrs. s..Carl Ray born is visiting rela-
tives IN st. Charles.
Mrs. Ernest Brlnkley and four lit
tie daughters are visiting in Bran
donburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. b. Brown and
daughters spent SUNDAY with Mrs.
Croft.
Mrs. w. r. Cloyd and children
have returned from a visit 20 friends
in Howell.
H. L. Browning, Geo. O. Atkinson
and w. L, Phillips left Saturday for
Buffalo, N, Y where they will at
tend the Shriners Imperial Council.
John Hanna took a party of his
friends to Dixon in his new Buick
Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Kline Of this city, will
spend the summer at Surgoinsville,
Tenn, with her mother, who is III.
Mrs. Abbie Long returned Monday
from Nashville where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Long.
Mrs. f. d. Rash and son will leave
this week for Cincinnati and Fort
Thomas.
Miss Margaret Atkinson returned
last week from OAdis, where she
Was member Of . house party Civ
60 By Miss Georgia Alexander.