Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-12
BRODHEAD.

services here Friday night, and
Rev. E. NJ. Armitage Saturday
and Sunday.-Joe Riddle of Wal
nut Grove. was in town last
week.-Walter Robins was in Mt.
Vernon Sunday afternoon Mrs.
]. Nj. Owens was in Mt Vernon
las, week.-Mrs.. j. W. Mink, of
Richmond. is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Robbins, of
near this place.
The 10 months old child of R. s.
Shivel has been very low with
pneumonia. but we are glad to
say it is better now Mrs. g. G.
Painter Of this plsc. and Mrs. ].
n. Painter of Lebanon Junction are
visiting in Livingston this week.
Mrs. Rosapa Graves of Kansas
City, Mo-. is with her brother
Uncle Fullen Frsncisco.-Geo.
S. Durham who has been working
in r. q. Sans restaurant at Liv.
ingston has resigned and Is at
home with his mother.-Hazel
Reynolds left Tuesday for Mt.
| Vernon, where she will enter
Brown Memorial School.-Walter
Cloid, of Corbin, and Edgar Griffin
Of Maretburg was in town Sunday
evening". f. Wallin, Assistant
Special Agent of the Q. & q. with
head quarters at Danville is at
home this week Joe Carlton, of
Brooks KY, was in town this
week.
Herbert Tice the Ex.Poultry man
has been in Louisville for several
days, Frank Brooks left MONDAY
for Virginia where he expects TO
make his home.-Mrs. Ii. H.
Hutchinson is the guest of Mrs. M.
B. Salin, of Stanford, this week.
10. w. Turpin, who has been
sick Tor some time is no better
w. ]. Brown who was head miller
| for the Brodhead Roller Mills Co. ,
has moved his family to Walnut
] 4lcrares=Kga aud accepted a like
position in the roller mill owned
by John Riddle & Sons.-Mr. Arml
Hiatt, of the Copper-Creek section,
who is now more than 80 years
old, was returning to his home
from Cvab Orchard Tuesday, and
in getting off his horse to arrange
a sack of oats he was carrying
in some way fell, br eaking two
ribs. DIR. Gravelv was called tC
, see, him, and reports him in a very
|, serious condition considering his
age.-Rebecca Cash and Fores
Coffey VINO have been SICK fol
some time continues about the
same. Rev. J. A. Sawyer, who
has been the guest of A. E. Al
bright, returned to his home il
Portsmouth. Va, little Hazel Al
bright accompanied him II. Thos
, Cherry shipped one car of Gene. a
Merchandise to Crab Orchard Mon
day, and will probably ship tn,
remainder this week.-James Bar
nett. Jr. lett last weex for George
town, where he will enter school
Miss Minnie Gentry is with be
brother. Eugene. in Indiana
Tie stockholders of the Citizen
Bank met Jan. 4th. at 2 p. N. an
elected the following Directors TO
the coming year: J. Thos. Cherr,
R. II. Hamm, W. E Gravely. T
S. Firth, B. c. Anderson. ]. W
Proctor, A. M. Hiatt and job
Robins. and the directors met th
. same evening at 7:3o p. m. an
elected the following officers: z
H. Hamm, Pres; w. E. Gravely
Ist. Vice Pres; John Robins, 2nd
: Vice Pres; and A. M. Hiatt
Cashier. Mr.. Cherry who has S
: faithfully served the bank &
president from It's institution
asked that he be not reelected f
the reason that he thought th
:, president of bank ought to Ii,
:, in the town where the bank
located. and as he was soon
make Crab Orchard his futu
!. home, he thought that it would
e the best interest of the bank
elect some one else for its pre-.
ri dent THE residence OF A.
he Albright caught FIRE Tuesday abo
If, noon and caused great deal
q. excitement, aid considerat
rs damage too.-At regular meeti
or of Robins Chapter No. 100. Orc
so of Eastern Star, Wednesday aftt