The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-02

the Dry Goots Department at the
St. Bernard Store during the rush Of
the fret Of the month.
Miss Mary Lou Ashby has been
visiting friends IN Slaughters for the
past few days.
Chester Laffoon who has been
working at the Watts Grocery left
last week for Mt. Vernon, Illinois,
where he will spend some time.
Wildly Pritchett of Madlsonville
was IN town Saturday.
Miss Anice Boyd Of Mortons Gap,
visited Saturday night and Sunday
in the city.
]. w. Boyd was 10 Oak Hill Sun
day afternoon.
"Cheek" Toombs vino rs now
working at Guthrie made short
visit home over Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Efie Graham spent Sunday
afternoon Ia the countryii visiting
friends.
Mrs. Corinne M. Hale Of the
country spent Sunday In Town.
Fletcher McCord has been assist
ing in the Darlington Bank for the
past week.
Mrs. o. B. Mennese and little
daughter Of Canon, Georgia, are IN
the city visiting the family Of A. g.
Draper, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Clark OF
Mortons Gap spent Sunday night IN
town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Yates.
Mrs. Turner Yates spent Sunday
afternoon AZ Oskhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Summers, who
have been visiting relatives here
for several months, returned to
Nebo.Saturday for the summer.
}. w. Summers spent the weel
end with relatives at Nebo.
George T. Miller preyed upon hi'
many friends and relatives in the
vicinity of Crofton last Sunday.
Mrs. Base Il. Miller and son, Jasp-
err, Of the Clear Greek county visited
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Toombs las
Sunday.
The Rev. ] +. BumDus OF Provi.
dence will preach an Undetermined
number of sermons at the Genera
Boptist church this week which MAJ
IL successful be continued until
"iodder pullin". Bro. Bumpus cal
handle the nine parts of speech
either right or left handed and Is
past master in dishing up perpetua
fire for the benefit of the ungodly
who feel Just as uncomfortable Will
ne has on his fighting clothes as 81
average man feels when he sees
cross eyed man try to cock a sho
gun in crowd. We hope all hand
from the "salt Of the earth" to tn
sinner and ungodly will atten'
these meetings.
Henderson Oldham and Henri.
Parker went to Louisville on tn
excursion and from some misunder
standing failed to connect with tn
returning train. They turned u
later however after cracking dow
four dollars each for train fare an
they are as sore as defeated candl
date over the matter, being unabl
to see anything funny about tn
matter, and all p lrtles who are dis
posed to twit or joke them about tn
trip are advised to use the long dis
lance and an assumed name 70
uafety's sake.
Lloyd Sisk visited friends /
Evansville and MadisOnvIlle Sur
day.
Rufe Clark spent Monday in Mad
lsonville.
Wallace Crenshaw an old Ear
ington boy now of Wheatcroft, q
which place he holds a responsible
position at No. 3 Mine came mp SUI
day accompanied by his two littl
sous ito visit his father and sister {
this place. He reports an every da
run at his place and that everythin
> at that place under the tactfI
! management Of Supt. ]. w. Marti
IS moving along smoothly in pei
feet peace and harmony.
Mrs. Mary e. Bascomb left Nor
day morning for Eldoarado, III.
where she will visit among relative
for the next two or three weeks.
Capt. F. Haskins and family
the regular Salvation Army tarrle
In our city Sunday. They spoke
a large and appreciative crowd SUI
= day evening. Their discourse wa
greatly complimented and the sons
y were pronounced by competer
Q judges to be the best street mus
/. that ever struck the town. The
!. left Monday for MadisOnVille.