Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-08-30


| Progressive ticket, and after gain
ing all the information that we can
we will say that he has Powers
beat block. Almost all the rail
road people will vote for Mr..
Seavy, and there are none that be-
come acquainted with him bu-
what like him. There are lots of
democrats that will vote for him
t. beat Powers. We would like to
See Powers step down and out,
and if Mr.. Seavy beats the demo
Graf, We will still consider that we
are well represented in the elev.
enth. Mr.. ]. Z. Woodall, of Lon
don, was here Tuesday, en- route to
Mt. Vernon. - William Krenger
left Sunday for few days visit
in the south. Thomas Elliott and
Fill Carrier has rented a room in
the bakery, and Fill SAYS they are
keeping old-fashioned bachelors
hall.-Mrs. A. Taylor. who has
been visiting relatives in Fouls
vile, has returned home. = Fred
Merimee, of Paris. who has keen
visiting his grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Pope, has retb rned
home. - Mrs. Sallie Owens. of
Brodhead, was visiting her sister,
Mrs J. B. Hayse, and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Foure, Saturday and Sunday. -
Died. August 22nd, Mr.. Sam Ward.
He has been in poor health for
some time. He leaves a wife and
two sons, w. r. Ward, of this
place and Sam Ward, Jr., of Chi
cago, Ill and u host of friends to
mourn his loss. He was laid to
rest in the cemetery at Paint Lick,
KY, to await the command of the
Saviour to enter through into the
joy of the Lord, prepared from the
foundation of the world. Mr.. Sam
Ward: IT., of Chicago, Ill ., is with
home folks this week. -. Uncle
George Pope is verv feeble at this
writing.-There were services at
the Baptist church Saturday and
Sunday, conducted by the Rev.
Cornelius. - Mrs c. E. Price is
visitingher parents at Brodhead. -
Mrs. John Magee, of Danville, was
here to attend the funeral of Uncle
Sam Ward Ben Lamb, of the
Brodhead section, was in our town
Monday. j A Oliver was in Mt.
Vernon. Monday. - w. H. Oliver
is visiting relatives in North Caro-
lima this week. - Mr. a. TAYLOR.
Dave Rambo and the writer, were
in Louisville, Jacksonville and
New Albany, Ind. last week
Miss Annie Walton entertained
with a moonlight party at her
country home (the Klondyke) last
Saturday evening Refreshments
were served. All report a good
time. The following were present:
Misses Nettie Rice. Ella Mae Blan-
ford, Ethel Hayse. Nora Hayse,
Carrie Farley, Nettie Farley, Essie
Pike, Florence Pennington. Flora
Pennington, Maggie Argenbright.
Carrie Ponder, Messrs. B. Hagan,
John Clark, John Mullins, Jessie
Mccoy, Joe 'Childress, George
Sambrook, Will Clifford, Willie
Ysden, Oscar Mahaffey, Mrs. Mary
Hagan Chaperone. - DR.. D. B.
Southards, of Mt. Vsrnon, was
called here Tuesday in connection
with Drs. Webb and Amyx.-Mrs.
E. j. Anderson and chileren Wis
tied relatives at Brush Creek Sun.
day Mrs. Thomas Moore and
children are visiting relatives
near Mt. Vernon. The Wild west
show exhibited here three nights
and left for London. We truly be-
lieve that the American people
like to be humbuged. WIN. War
rem who got his hand broken some
time ago is slowly improving
Irwin Inman, of Lebanon Juno
ton, who had the misfortune to
lose all his fingers on one hand
except one was here Tuesday
w. NJ. Hicks says he will attend
the London Fair, as great num-
Der of Mother Ewes fair daughters
will be there and perhaps he will
be able to,make a selection. Luck
to you Mart, bnt if you ever get
married it will be without my
assistance Judge Sambrook. of
Louisville, is here for few days