Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-05-17

Warren Sunday.-There were
several hands come from Ford
to this place Sunday and now
the saw mill, of the Livingston
Lumber Co will start again.
Well as time flies politics get
hotter and the republicans in
this part are undecided what TO
do one of them will tell you
that Ted is the man and the next
will say that Taft is the one
and here it goes. But there is
one thug sure, we dems would
never have known that there was
such crookedness in the Rebuilt
can party if Ted and Taft hal
not got crossed at each other.
lust wait boys until the fix gets
to a fever heat and they will
tell the whole six yards. Now
we democrats don't want to fol-
low their example and have a
family row. No, We want to go
quietly on and nominate the
Hon. Champ Clark as our stan
dard bearer and on the election
day in November all march to
the polls and elect him to the
highest Office in the gift of the
people.
Messes H. Witt and A. G..
Carpenter have installed a boiler
and engine and other machinery
at the mouth of Roundstone
creek to pull ties out of the
river. This is something that has
been needed for some time at
that place for thousands of ties
that are RATED come there and
it is quite a difficult matter to
get them out. but those two
gentlemen have solved the
problem.-The Town Board has
posted notices to the tax payers
and the last clause o. the notice
read thus "And all pull together
for a cleaner and better town"
this is advice we should all take
We at one time had a tough town
and its name was scattered broad
cast but thanks to the stars and
stripes we are out of the ruts
again. The Dram shops have
ceased to exist and hence lawli
ness has about expired, loafers
are getting scarce, we only have
a few now and we think their
aim is to make stout old men,
Mr.. ]. H. Owens is very sick at
this writing.-Dr. w. T. Amyx
was in London Saturdav.-Mrs.
Annie Newland and Mrs. Mary
Strawn, of Stanford has been
visiting Mrs. George Pope for a
few days.-John r. Carter, of
Lebanon Jet. was in our town
Monday.-Mrs. Mary Phillips
is visiting in London this week.
Little Leila Jeffey, of Pittsburg,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maggie
Martin this week. Mrs. W. M.
Quinn is visiting relatives at Cor
bin.-Nrs. Allen Mounce has
returned from a visit to Elm wooC
Ohio. George Doss after a few
years absence has returned and
is running section at Pittsburg
Mrs. Ed Woodall is visitin,
Mrs. c. E. Rice.-Well from
what we can gather there vii
be great work at Pine Hill in tn,
near future. We are truly gla'
and would be glad for somethip;
like this to start up in our ow
little burg but it looks like fat
has decr9ed against us. w
are only eleven miles from Mi
Vernon and have done all W
could to get out of the rut w
believe now that somethin
should be done for our tow
| We have furnished our quote ,
fines and all we have asked fo
is bridge across Rockcast
river and we believe that justit
demands that we should hay
one, we don't believe in kicktr
up racket neither do we BELLE
in putting all the improvement
n one place. Give US bridge {
lone end. of the pike and we W
be satisfied and if. we don't g
either we will still be found co
tending for our rights. So wha'
up boys tote fare and We W
ride to Mt. Vernon over a pil
and then we will call this a ia
deal.-Bernard Hagan still max
his weekly visits to ROWAN