Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-03-29
LIvIN GSTO N.

| t0elf WOIk. NO plOWiuS las yet
been done, no oats sowed and it
the Goth of March, but just wait
cant be long now until the bu,
will begin to swell, t1e birds be-
gin 10 sing, the plows and hoes will
get busy and we can sing in the
Cool Old Summer Time.-Well
Mr.. Ed it is amusing to hear the e
publjcaps eavellng over their can
didates for President you know
they are badly divided some are
i faitites and some are Teddyites.
They are going to have the worst
political fight YOU ever saw in
their own ranks. They are the
worst divided they have been since
Abraham Lincoln daddied the
party and we truly believe if Lin
coin was permitted to come back
and view the p,rty in its present
plight he would disown the whole
gang
Mrs. ]. W. Sans and children
has returned from Pittsburg where
she has been visiting her parents
for the past week.-Mrs.. T. J.
Neighbors was in London Tuesday
! visiting relatives.--Little Miss
J Blanche Howell. of Brodhead, is
with her father c. c. Howell this
! week. p. l.. Thompson and T.
]. Niceley of Mt. Vernon was here
Friday. If you want to know the
| joke on F. L. Just ask Tom w
5 B, Rice is moving his family TO
Paris KY as his run is out of Paris
: now. He is with the K. c. divis-
e ion.-Arthur Rice has gone 20
S braking with head quarters at
q Paris. P. F. Drummonds was
S in Mt: Vernon Monday.-Mrs
n Lefew who is with her daughte,
Mrs. A. Taylor, has been very
D. sick but is some better at thi:
n writing Walter Wade who go'
= his foot very badly mashed by (
+. steel rail falling on it is rspidl,
De imprOving.-L. S. Gardner tn
II lsmall pox patient is getting alon,
y nicely. No one else has taken i
yet, aud we hope this will be tn
-. oaly case in town.--Mrs Sidne
IN Hellard Is on the sick list thi
week.-W. M. French, of the Lon
Branch section, was in town today
I-G. w. Baker was here betwee
trains Monday enroute to Nj
HVernon from Richmond KY
I Uncle Welk Mullins, of Cruise Ky
was here Monday on his way t
London. He says the new ra
road is all tina talk in his locality
E-Sidney Hellard has moved hi
family from the section house i
to one of the Lumber Co. house:
U-Mrs. R. L. Mattingly and it'll
daughter, Ruby. are visiting he
sister, Mrs. Robert Mcclure
A. Nj. Hiatt, cashier of the Citizen
Bank of Brodhead, was with c {
Howell the restaurant man heI
SUNDAY.
A. H. Hamlin, of Marethurs
was here Sunday.--Mrs G. q.
Martin and little daugl Ter a.
visiting relatives at Rowland.
Mrs. Joseph Mink, of RichmOao
was here Friday enronte to Broe
mead to visit relatives e.
Audesson was in Wilde Sunday :
Uncl George Pope is still o
lake sick list and Is very feeble :
+. M. Dees has purchased IL
acres of land ON Piney aBrancl
ION John Magee. Price nc
known.-R. S. Magruder was
Lebanon Junction Friday. Hard
aahafey who is running ;
extra gang at Covington was he
Sunday.--Rev. Duke filled b
epular appointment at the Bapti
,hufch Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. D., Cook and iaughte
Miss LYDIA, was called to Jellic
lon account of the serious illness
Mrs. John Cook. Mrs. CO..
died Sunday and was taken
Mt. Vernon and buried best
her husband In the Mt. Vern
cemetery. Mr.. John Cook, l
husband. was killed by a
of dynamite exploding a few yei
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook used
live in our town and were "
liked. j. Lemonds is in Lou
vile this week.. A. Childr
and w. M. Preston was in Lot
vile latter part OF last week.-M
Cleo Pennington, who is attend