The bee., 1916-04-28

Rev. J. s. Hawkins was in Nor
tons Gap Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Boyd |
fine boy Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Coleman are re-
joiclng over the arrival of fine boy
Rev H. ]. Brazslton who has been
in town for the past few days re-
turned to his home in Russellville
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John l.. Long spent We'd
nesday in Mortons Gap attending |
the convention.
Master Mechanic d. w. Umstead |
made brief raid upon the citizens
Of Mortons Gap yesterday morn
ing.
James Long Of Madisonville was
revolving among his many friends
heresyesterday.
Mrs. ElgIe Sisk of this city and
her sister, Mrs. Oswald Kington of
Mortons.Gap went to Evansville to-
day shopping.
Mrs. Jesse Phillips Of 81. Charles
is the guest Of Mrs. Ernest Newton
of this city.
Mrs. w. B. Vinsou was IN Mortons
Gap Wednesday.
Rice Bowles who had the mis-
fortune to sprain his knee cap at
b Barnesley last Tuesday while at
tempting to catch runaway
horse lie reported to be getting along
nicely.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Henry
Of Mortons Gap, fine boy Thurs
day. Mother aud child doing nicely.
Mine Inspector H. S. SIzemore
returned Thursday night from a
week cruise among the mines Of
Henderson county.
. Paul P. Price is rejoicing over the
l. arrival of fine boy that the Stork
(. left at his home on April %. The
v youngSter was named William Burr
}. Price, and both the child and his
mother are getting along nicely.
70 Miss Agnes Lynn, one of Earring
:. toms most popular girls, has accept
h ed the position at the post office,
made vacant by the marriage Of
n Miss Arva Rea.
10 w. d. Hill, OF Barnsley, was in
u town Sunday.
:" Mrs. Wickliffe and daughter Sue
have returned from a visit with rel
lie atives In Greenville.
Willie Britton, Fonnie Griffin and
- q number of other men left Wednes.
ID day for West Virginia.
Bro. ]. s. Hawkins will spend two
= days IN Princeton next week.
Those who attended the conven-
- tion iu Mortons Wednesday were
MesdAnIes !. M. Oldham, Harriet
Browning, John BrinkleY, Jas Park
IN err, Robert Fenwick, w. r. Cloyd
or @. s. Crenshaw, Frank Fox and lit
ir tie daughter Virginia, George King
NJ. B. Long, F. d. Rash, Henry d
n Coward, Ed Rule, J. B. Wyatt, H
w. Rogers, J. r. Rash, N. g. Moth
Of ershead, w. b. VinsOn aud daughter
" Emma, S. L Lodg, o. w. Mothers
to head, and ]. S. Hawkins. In the
is evening the following attended
Mesdames S. E. Stevens, l.. V. Rem
is fro, Fannie Day, Misses Florenc'
Handy and Merrie King, Messer
n +. d, Rash, Fletcher McCord, H. ID
q Coward, ]. M. Oldham and Mr.. ant
Mrs. ElgIe Sisk.
In Messers Renfro and Stevens ant
Il. Miss King and others attended thu
u Sunday School Convention at Nor
tons Gap.
D. Mrs. Geo. King attended the Con
vention at Mortons Gap.
Id Mrs. Jim Parker was IN Morton
d. Gap at the convention.
Mrs. Frank Arnold attended tn
in convention in Mortons Gap.
Jim Smith while loading some ca
~ wheels on a wagon Monday, had tn
Oh misfortune to mash the middle fin
ger of his left hand, and also stick
n ing a nail thru the. right one, bot
are are very painful but are improv
e. ing some.
Is Rev. Brandon, of Princeton, wa
tn here Tuesday preaching at the M. I
Church In the evening
= Miss Merrie King spent Easter 1
i Henderson with relatives.
Bob Ewing spent Thursday 4
Guthrie,
Mrs. N. q. MOthershead was 4