Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-04-12

IdISe crops VIII OS pldDleu tHi'
year than has been for sometime
as the past wiz ter has taught then
lesson that they will not soon
forget.-Uncle George Pope who
has been in very poor health for
some time seems to grow worse all
the time and is growing very weak.
We see a long letter and tull of
meaning and worth one hundred
cents to the dollar in the SIGNAL
written by our old friend and
school mate, Mr.. P. H. Shuts.
He surely struck the key note but
how are you going to get people
interested who are joined to their
idols and whose only thought is
Almighty dollar thy shining face,
Thy wonderful purchasing power
Down in NY pants l will stick
thee deep,
For | need thee every hour.
A. H. Hamlin the Maretburg
farmer was with US Sunday.-Jim
Fillbeck who has been living in one
of the Section Houses has moved
to James Mullins house on the
river.--Shade Thomas has moved
to Crab Orchard.
Mr.. o. D. Bryant brought vio-
lin with him that has been handed
down through the Bryant families
for 236 years as it bears the date of
I676.-Miss Alice Ward has re-
turned from Mt. Vernon where she
has been vi iting Miss Myrtle Bry-
ant-Mrs. ]. f. Woodall who has
been assisting Miss Ella Stanley in
her milliner shop has returned to
London. w. H. Cottongim, coal
Inspector, has returned from a tour.
He visited Louisville, Covington
and Paris,-C. ]. Rice was in Lon
don, Friday. = Earl Rice, who is
attending school at Williamsburg,
was at home Sunday.-Born to the
wife. of w. M. Warren, fine girl
on the fifth Mother aud babe both
doing well.-We think that in some
one of our letters in the near future
we will get to report wedding
from this neck of the woods. We
would report it now but We dom
want to give the names, and the
telephone lineman might get mad
Mr.. Roy Fenwick was in Mt
Vernon, Monday, on business
Mrs. c. Aling, of Philadelphia, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs, c. H
Rice. at this place.--Mrs. Jane!
Walton. of Louisville, has returned
home after pleasant visit with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sam
br 'oks.-Mrs Maggie Martin, wh'
has been very sick, is some better
Jeff Mcclure is supposed to b.
taking small pox. DIR. Joyner say
Indications point that way. :
Thomas Jones and Dave Smitl
have traded places. Jones viii
move up Roundstone Greek, an,
Smith will move into town.-Dr
Amyx is attending the Republican
Contention that meets at Corbin
The republicans seem to be getting
busy among the dear people a
that is the name the candidates cal
us in election Swell. afte
one of the worst winters in sevara
years has past, and the beautiful
spring days have come. the farm
ers have gone TO work in earnest
you can hear the gee and haw OF
every hill side and everyone seem
to be pattern of industry Fire.
Mullins, of Mullins station. was il
this locality Sunday. We thin
that one of Mother Ewes fai
daughters is the sttract'on.-Mrs
Woodson Bales Of London, ha
been visiting Mrs. L. G. Falin 70
the past few days.-W. M. Maple
will move his family to his farm i
Ford Hollow. = Daniel Ponder
building a house where his othe
on, was burned. = Marshal Per
nington has been repairing his prof.
erty that he purchased from T. N
D.es. j. A. Childress was in NJ
Vernon, Monday, on business
T. E. Woodall, of London, was hel
4 Tuesday l. G.. Falin is vi