Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-11-29
BRODHEAD.

u ullCtlOH Nlty. we IeSIeUlO give
up these good people. Mr.. Wal
lin is Special Agent for the Q &
c., and it was necessary fer him
to be at or near Danville, where
he had had his Office for some
time, but on account of high rent,
he decided to move to the juno
ton. 1T is said that it is :. an i'll
wind that blows nobody good"
Mr.. W. A, Carson moved his es-
timable family to the J. E. Wallin
property, and while our little
town has suffered the loss of one
good family, the loss has been
equalled by the presence of
another. We are glad to welcome
Mr.. Carson and his most estima-
BILE family back to their former
home, and hope they will never
see cause to leave us again. DIR.
w. E. Gravely accompanied Sam
Savers to Louisville last Thurs
day where he underwent an OPP
.eration on the following day for
some tubercular trouble The
doctor returned home Friday and
reported his patient doing nicely.
Mrs. w. G. Blanton died at the
home of her Son, c. H. Blanton,
last Friday, of pneumonia The
Rev. r. B. Baker, OF Fariston,
VIII preach at the Christian
church, Wednesday evening, De-
Gem Der 18th. Everybody, especi
ally the members, are cordially
invited to attend. - Mrs. j. G..
Gibbs, who has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Moore, for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Phoenix,
Arizona, last Thursday. Mrs
Mary Henson, of Danviile, was
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clint Lear, in the Hiatt section
last week. - Henry Brooks and
Chas. Winkler were here this
. week.-George S. Durham was at
home from Sparkle Quarry. Sat
urday and Sunday. - Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred L. Durham, and little
son, Austin Sparks, were with
home folks Satul day and Sun
days-Mr. and Mrs. Curt Saylor,
and Mr.. Sam Ray and sister, of
Sugar Greek, Carrard coul!y,
were the guests of MI. and MI )
Larkin Hicks, last Saturday and
Sunday. - Miss Meade Barton,
and little Hazel Albright, are Wis
iting relatives and friends in Cor
bin and Williamsburg this week.
-ROscO Pike is here from Louis
Vile this week. Miss Willie Fran
els was visiting her sister, Mrs
Sylvan Bordes in the Copper
Creek section this Week.-Mrs.
Ella Carson spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at this
place.-Mrs. Virgil Martin was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Owens, at Pine
Hill, the first of the week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sutton, after
, spending few days with home
| folks at this place, left for Lexing-
ton, where they will make their
home = Mrs, Ed Sproule and
children, of Paris, are with her
father, F Francisco, this week.
Rev. A. ]. Pike and James W.
Moore are jurors in the Federal
Court at London, this week.-Mr
Jacob Elder, who bought the
grocery store of E. NJ Owens last
week, we understand has formed
a partnership with DR.. w. E.
Gravely, and will put in large
stock of general merchandise il
q the doctors store building, now
occupied by w. H. Sowder. Mr.
Sowder will probably move his
stock of goods to the Mrs. Bentor
property now occupied by Mr.
Elder. - Miss Miranda Tate is
visiting friends and relatives il
Richmond this week.-Mrs.. Am.
Edv ards, who has spent TIN
sun mer with her daughter, Mrs
0 w. Tprpen, returned to Rich
mond. where she will spend TIP,
vinter. : Mrs: Roberta Brooks
spept a few days in the city 9
Harlan this week. -E. S. Alhrigh
was in town Wednesday. -Ever
EFT Watson and Dick Martin, Jr.
are killing Quail and Rabbits init
in the Ottawa section this week
We eau hardly wait for their re
turn. Oh, my. = Uncle Joh
Flynn is very sick at this writing
For pains in the side or che