Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20
LIVlN GSTO N.

, that lnfeStS the Sand Hill Vicini-
ty, chased Alex Mink into his
house the other night. From the
description given by Mr.. Mink
it must be a panther. R. 6. Moore
can give the details of the excit-
ing races of some of the parties
who have been chased by this
animal. j. H. Owens, who has
been very low, is slowly i'm prov
ing.
Mrs. Florence Monroe has re
turned from a visit to relatives in
Cincinnati-Mrs. Roy Feuwick
and children have returned from
visit to relatives in Louisville
and Lebanon junction Maze
Hellard, who works on the sec.
ton here, has ASKED for a few
days off and says he will spend
Christmas among his old friends
in Jackson cOunty.-S. E Penn
ingtOn was in Mt. Vernon Tues
dsy.-C. e. Howell, the restaur-
ant man, was with hOmefolks at
Brodhead Tuesday.-John Parks
of Waco, was here Tuesday =
Willie Todd will return to Level
Green and take a few days rest;
then he will go to Memphis. Tenn
and work for the Western Union.
Thomas Argenbright and Dave
Rambo started to Louisville to
day (Tuesday) to do their Christ
mas shopping-M and Mrs R
J. Lemons were in Louisville
Wedne> day and Thursday visit
ing relatives and doing their
Christmas shopping.
The Drodhead Dramatic Club
will present The Last Rose Ct
Summer" at Livingston Friday
evening, December 27th.
Little Miss Elizabeth Lemons
was with homefoIks Sunday
Robert Mink has rented the
butchershop and will put in a full
supply of meats.-Our school
Cl)sed last Friday. We hope
there will be a select school
taught here this winter.-Each
church is preparing for Christ
mas tree or something of the kind
for the little folks.-The Holli
ness people held services at J. M
Fou-e's Tuesday night.-Richard
Ward. of Lancaster, was in ouI
town Tuesday.-Willie Todd has
sold lis barber outfit to James
Jones The series of meeti. -
held t the Presbyterian church
cond led by the Rev. Geo. S.
Watson, closed Sunday night the
I5th.-Well. from what we Can
gather, our new Police Judge is
a hustler. We are having quiet
times here now, the election is
over and p, litics have been dropp
ed and We are all looking forward
to Christmas.-Mr. John Walton
was called to BarbOurville Satur
day on account of his brother
Bill Walton, getting seriously
hurt. Particulars not yet learned
Tip Singleton is working thirC
trick at Hazel Patch for a few
days Lloyd Maret still makes
his weekly trips to our town, blu
always on Sunday.-Mrs George
Jenkins and children are visiting
relatives at Boston, Ky.-Mr. J.
S. Burrows, of Paint Lick, has
been with Mr.. l.. H. Davis a few
days. -Fillard Mcclure has pur
chased farm In Ford Hollow o.
James Jones. Price paid $3.50
Miss Alice Ward visited friend,
in Mt. Vernon Friday and Satur
day.-Mr. w. A. Rice and sist3r
Miss Nettie, were at Pine Hi
Saturday.-The foundation fol
the new coal bins here. is now
ready for the contractors.-We
are informed that the Eight Ga
bles Hotel and restaurant will
change hands in a few days
Mr.. Bill Niceley, of Berea. will
take charge of them. Well, Bill
we are glad you are going 20 cas-
> your lot with US Mrs. w. NJ
Preston and children are visitin,
re a..A =, at Boston, Ky.-Littl
Queeny CLANCY, the six year oil,
daughter of Mrs. Ella Clancy
was badly burned last Thursda.
and is in very critical condition
Sheriff T. J. Niceley, of Mi
Vernon, was in our town Mon
day.-Butch Mcclure was her
Monday en- route to Mt. Vernon
MIR T. HanSpl has mnvad hi