The bee., 1916-06-09

surgeon is able - be out aud has
returned to bic hume ia Madison
Vile.
Miss Fried Hellar returned 70 her
home IN Paris Saturday.
$40 will pay all your expenses, In
cludIng hotel bill in Cincinnati, on
the Darlington Bees b'g CuhinnatI.
Louisville steamer trip. stop over
in Cincinnati two days aud night.
Pack your grip and 20 with them on
July 10 for weeks outing aud
pleasure.
Mrs. Corriune Hale has gone to
HOpkiusvllle, where she VIII VISIT
some time before leaving FOE Chat
tauooga, whore sherwiIl make her
home in the future With relatives.
Miss Mamye Nauce has returned
from the county
Mrs e. L. Waller. who has re
been confined to her room is able W
again.
Get ready for the great Cincinnati
river boat trip leaving Monday,
June 10, on tIaIn 80. Your neighbors
aud friends are going, and there will
be plenty Of room for you. Cost OF
entire trip, all expenses paid, only
500.
Mesdames H NY Mcdonald and
sons, Will, Palmer and James Free
man have been visiting, Mr.. and
Mira. Robert Fenwtck.
Mrs. L. V. Renftow, who has been
behind the counter at CowRnd's
Busv Store for the last few weeks is
taking rest before going to her
home in Bowling Green the middle
OF the month, where she will spend
some time visiting relatives.
ChAs. Barnett has purchased an
Oldsmoblle car and will also be
agent for this car.
FOR SALE-Several used sewing
machines. Prices range from $3.50
to $1,000. Ask about them at The
Bee office.
Mrs. E. f. Early and daughter
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick AshbY visited in Madi-
sOnville this week.
The Epworth League with Miss
Effie Stokes as leader had charge of
the Methodist prayer meeting We'd
nesday.
Lionel Rea, who went with his
parents to Mississippi to make their
home. has returned to his Old Ken
lucky home-together with the
other members of his family and
Lionel say there's no place like
home.
Don't forget the X. P. picnic at
Lakeside Park July 4. Everyone
you know Will be there.
Mrs. Frank Glaninia has been i'll
for several days.
Mrs. p. B. Davis was IN Madison
vile Wednesday.
Miss Katie Murrell leaves Tuesda ay
after pleasant visit with Miss
Elizabeth Kemp. Before going to
her home In Columbia she will make
several other visits including short
stay with Mrs. f. Q. Brandon OF
NOlin.
Mrs. Kate Pike is spending sever
al weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Glaninia.
One of the incest and longest trips,
with more to see ana more genuine
pleasure for less money, will be the
Bees Cincinnati Louisville river
trip, leaving Darlington on June 10
on train 92. There will be- from 40 to
90 who will accompany the eight
winning contestants to the Queen
City for weeks outing and sight
sseing for the small cost Of $40 for
the entire trip, including hotel bill
while in Cincinnati. Don't YOU want
to go with us? II so, notify the Bee
any time before midnight Saturday,
June II, and we Will reserve a berth
for you on tho steamer Tarascon at
Evansville.
Omega I Crenshaw left this week
for Detroit where he will spend
the summer with his brother,
Charlie, who has been IN Detroit
several months and has a position
with the Packard people.
Aunt Eliza McMary Is confined to
her bed thislweek.
Mrs. JesseI Phillips of st. Charles
was here Wednesday to attend the
Missionary society of which she is a
member.
Grover Long and William Ross
were in MadisOnville Wednesday.
Plenty to eat and drink at the X.
p. Barbecue at Lakeside Park on
July A.