Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-03-15
BRODHEAD.

Is very SICK Wild pneunOuld y.
w. Adkins, of Green county, fas
moved to one of R S. Martin s
horses on corner of Academy and
Water streets. = Mr. and Mrs.
Hal E. Christie have gone tol ouse-
keeping in house ow ned by T. S.
FIRTH, on South Main street, op-
posite the Christian Church.
Mrs. John p. Evans has moved
in the house with her father, the
Rev. 4. ]. Pike. John E. Evans
has a position with Colgate b Co.,
and on account Of his territory
being in Tennessee, will not be at
home very often = Uncle John
Flynn, who has been confined to
his room for the past three weeks,
is out again. There Is no one our
people miss more than Uncle
John, and we are glad to know
that he will soon be able to re.
s me his duties.-Hepry Likins.
O: Careyvill :. was with his brother
PROT T H. hkns the latter part
a. last week. Miss Mamie Nc
Wharter spent Saturday and Sun
day with home folks In Berea.-
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Bordes of
the topper Creek section were
with Mrs. Bordes' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Craig, Of the Quail
section, Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Julia Sans. who is attending
school at this place, ~as at home
Saturday and Sunday.--Charles
{ handler was with bone folks in
Bromo, Saturday and Sunday
Misses Susie Cable and Leila Al:
bright were ia Mt. Vernon, Sun
dav. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Martin
of Lynchburg, Va, were the
guests of R S. Martin and fam
lily, Sunday and Monday.-Al-
bright Bros. were here this week
looking out location for roller
mill Prom what we can learn no
deal so far has been made, but it is
a SURE go, II q suitable location
can be found. which is no trouble
Now, let's get busy and assist ir
this matter, for that is one enter
prise that We can afford to push
/ The town win charge no taxes fol
a period of five years, so lets get
| Albright Bros. to add to thsil
roller mill an ice plant and cleo
trio light plant, then our towr
will be second 10 none of its size
Miss Reca Brooks has attended
the Christian Church Surda,
School every Sunday for the pas
three years. This ought to in
spire others to attend more. TO
it requires no more effort of on
than another. Miss Reca has nc
only been present but her teache
informs US that she always hs
good lessons On last WeGnesda
night the towu beard passed a
ordinance, that about one and ha
miles of concrete walks must
l completed by not later than Aus
l ust the first of This year. A nun
Der of citizens, who are effecte
by this order were present, ar
/ all given an opportunity to e,
I press themselves for or agains
I and we are proud to say that nj
a man opposed it, and from VIII
we have been able to hear, IL
order has met the approval
everv fax payer in the tow
While all the tax. payers in ii
town do not get walks, they al
satisfied-with the knowledge TIL
their neighbors are benefited. ar
more than this, that in the ne;
future, an Orler will be made
reach their property. The tow
board proposes to furnish a
amount equal to the cost of Il
cement and sand from the gener
fund. And while the fellow wi
4 don't get the walk is helpir
the fellow who does, everybOt
seems to be willing to do all in
power for the welfare of his tow
rather than trying to undo VIII
has been done, in order to salts
his own selfish desire unit,
we stand, divided we fall " is o.
motto.-Attorney and Mrs. E.
Gentry were down FROM Mt We
non a few hours Wednesday.
Mrs. J. F. Watson and Mast
Dora Reynolds are spending
few days with relatives inc;
rard county this. week -Geor