The bee., 1916-09-05
OLD RAGS WANTED AT ONCE


Candidate for President, passed
through here Monday morning on
Train SO enroute to Nashville where
he made.iheLLabor Day address.
MayOrID. w. Gatlin, Of Madison
Vile, was here Sunday. enroute home
from Louisville.
Joe Campbell, Of this city, was in
Empire Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Smith and child
rem, who.have been visiting in Hop
kinsville, have returned home.
Lawrence Smith aud James Kill
roy, of this city, we're in Hopkins
VILE Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trahern Wis
tied friends in Hopkinsville Sunday.
Ray Herb, OF this city, was IN
Hopkinsville SUNDAY.
Miss Julia Fawcott who has been
visiting friends IN Hopkinsville has
returned home.
Will Eberlee visited friends IN
10 Hopkinsville Sunday.
Mra. Claude Oldham who has been
visiting relatives in Dawson has re.
turned home.
Mr. and sMrs. Dan NJ Evans and
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ray and Miller
Evans, .motored to Hoi kinsville
Sunday.
Dan M. Wilson, the well-known
hustling Hustler man was here Sun
day accompanied by DR.. ]. + Tay-
lor enroute to Crofton.
Alton Ray Wilkie, aged year.,
died OF pneumonia Saturday morn
Ing at $50. Was Ill about a week.
FuDeral services were held Sunday
morning at 8 O'Clock by Rev. Grant.
Burial was at Suthards cemetery.
ThOS. Naive, formerly employed
by the l.. & n. shops at Nashville,
accepted a position as fireman in
the boiler making department of the
B. & o. at Jenkins, Ky.
w. w. Wright, formerly Chief
Dispatcher Of this division, has been
promoted to assistant train master
of the L. & f. division, McKinnon
succeeds Wright and Hutch takes
Mack's place, all these promotions
were well deserved and the EsrlIng-
ton friends congratulated the boys
on receiving better positions and
more pay.
The Rebecca's OF this city will
hold their 66.h anniversary in the
lodge room at this place Monday
night Sept. ls
An eri,yable social was given at
the home of Rafe Martin Monday
night. There were fourteen invited
guests. Refreshments we're served
after games were played,
Mrs. Raymond Yarmouth and two
children and Mrs. John Yarmouth
have returned from a visit to Mr..
and Mrs.W. A. Yarmouth at Hop
klnsvilie.
The last official board meeting OF
the NJ. f. church was held at the
parsonage Monday night. Much bus
iness of Importance was transacted.
The annual conference Of the M.
+ church begins Wednesday at
Berea, Ky. An effort is being made
TO have Rev. J. L. Burton, the local
pastor, returned to this citv for
another year. It VIII be known by
the end of the week If he will be
returned to Darlington.
MISS Margaret Dudley has re-
turned,frOm Pembroke after spend
ing several days with Miss Eliza
beth Porter who is seriously i'll.
Miss Porter was taken to Nashville
Sunday to undergo an operation.
James Sorry, OF Madisonville, was
in the city Saturday night
MISS DSInhuiu0 moIioua VI AONA
dence, passed through the city Sun
day enroute to HopkinsvIlle.
GMIss Metric King, the popular
mIllIner Of Henderson, is In the city
preparing for the fall opening at the
Barnes store.
Mrs. ]. H. Fish and children, who
have been visiting in Nashville for
several days, have returned home.
Gubert King spent Tuesday in ST.
Charles on business.
Master John Mahan, who has been
quite i'll for several days, IS greatly
improved.
Claud MShau, of Pitisburg, was in
the city for few days.
Misses Elizabeth Long and Hazel
Fawcett were in Madisonvillg Sat
urdaY night,
Miss Minnie .Bourland left Satur.
day for Bowling Green to take up
her duties at the kentucky Normal
Ma Gladva Whftford IA tho Ouaet