Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-04
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81 UuEHeu IIOul 81 NlSIU w Il lSi"'' %
I at Bersa, KY. - I'll, = that t.
4 tended the Pike reuni Il HI Ri, i
4 head from this place we're +.
8 and Mrs. Jess Pike, Mr.. ana MS
4 Mat Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Z Pike, MIR. and Mrs, j. M. FOure
I and Mrs Sue Mullins. Wade
J Graves, the telephone man has
4 run a line to II. NJ. Ponders at the
l Gauley post office S. l.. Basin,
! of East Bernstadt. who is INNING
ii line from Berea to London, has
| 1t almost completed Caleb Pow
ers spoke here the 25th 10 full
! house of Democrats, Bull Moose
! Republicans, and old fashioned
I Republicans. We do not think
| hi, speaking will profit him any
thing and we hope to see him in
November go down ir defeat
The new coal bins here are sure
thing. The surveyors have sur
veyed them and work will start
this week They are to be OF
concrete Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Wade left last Thursday for
SaahOn, KY, where they will
make their future home The
K. NJ. X. Flour Co. has established
branch store in the south part
% town and placed Fill Carrier
behind the counters. - Nj and
]. L Neighbors have returned
from a pleasant visit in Louisville.
The three new houses spoken
of some time ago are now going
up and work on the streets Is be-
& ing pushed. Miss Clyde Lair,
| after two-week 5 visitwith Miss
Lyda Cook, has returned to Mt.
q Vernon. Some one is sad. Amt
3 we right, John?-GeOrge DELPHI,
4 of Louisville, is visiting relatives
y here. - Mrs. James Walton, Of
q Louisville, return d homo Mon,
q day, after PLEASANT visit with
q her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
q Sambro0ks. W. H. Mahatfey has
& returned from trip to Tennessee.
8 Mrs. App Taylor has returned
8 from Louisville and reports her
4 mother, Mrs. Lepbew much bet.
q ter.-MrS. ]. w. Sans and child
= rem, left Wednesday for a few
8 days visit with relatives at Shop
z herdsville, Ky.-JOe Owens, who
3 has been on the puny list, is bet
y tef.-Cam Mgllipg informs US
y That he has ARE sted seven boys
& at London for hOhoing or train
u riding. They were all tried and
D fined $la at Livingston. He
"a He said he was going north and
D the next places will be Null
g Inns and Pine Hill. Now, boys, be
q is camping on your trail and is
8 sure to get you. A few years age
q Livingston had more peg,lee
B boys than a dozen common towns
d all caused by train-riding This
& is a very dangerous habit and
3 parents should help the officer
q to put a stop TO it.--Miss Lydia
& Cook has returned from a visit II
81 relatives in Tennessee. - Died
M September 25th, Mr.. George D
Pope. He was born ind raised il
Danville, KY. Married Miss Mary
S. Eunt, of Lincoln county, in TIT
year 1864. He leaves wife ant
two children, John Pope and Mrs
", T. Merimee and q host 0
friends and re!atives to mourn
his loss. He was laid to rest il
? the Buffalo Cemetery at Stanford
Ky, to await the last day. Tn
following attended the funera
from this place. Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. 3. Drum monds, Mr. anC
and Mrs. @. E Rice, Mr.. ]. Z
Donally, W, F, Gray, Mr.. an
Mrs. L. P. Gray. of Leblanc
Junction, Mrs. Ben Parker, c
Paris, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. f
Fisher, of Louisville, and Rev. Z
c. Duke of Mt. Vernon, Ky.-Ml
and Mrs. r, A. Whitehead,
Lewisburg, ape with Mrs Georg
Pope this week.-W. B. Rice,
Paris, KY, is visiting relative
here this week.-Mr. and Mr
r. J. Lemmonds has returne
from a visit to relatives at Pari
Tenn, and Louisville. j. 4
Childress left to-day for a fe
days visit in Cincinnati, O., al
Louisville. Ky.-S. T. Proctor,
Mt. Vernon, the expert carpente
is building a house for Mr.. E.
Cockerel. = Miss Georgia Amy