Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
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Elisha Bullock travelling sales
man. good roads apps 'e and full
fiedged Bull Moose was here Sat
urday.-Dr. w. T. Amyx and son,
Clifford, were in Corbin Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Argenbright and
children are visiting relatives i'll
Corbin.--R. B. Sans will move
his family 10 Paris in a few days
i w. Ketron Was visiting home
olks at Lebanon Saturday and
Sunday:-Lee Chandler was with
homefolks at Brodhead from Fri
day until Sunday.
George Hellard, section foreman
at Hazel Patch was with hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hellard
Sunday.-Russell Proctor, of Mt
Vernon. was in our city Sunday
Capt. A. n. Bentley, OF Mt. Yer
non was in our town Sunday. T.
M. Dees last Friday caught the
largest fish of the season an 81
II. salmon. W A. Rice has re
turned from a few days visit to
Louisville.-W. E. Gray will
leave in few days for Cincinnati,
New York ara Canada. Mrs. K.
w. Shredder is visiting relatives
in Mt. Vernon this week Mrs
L. ]. Penningto- and children HI e
returned from Oklahoma where
they have been for the past two
weeks visiting relatives REV. A.
J. Pike. of Brodhead and Ben PIKE
of Oklahoma were here between
trains Friday enroute to Corbin.
Ky Miss Alice Ward is visiting
Miss Clyde Lair, of Mt. Vernon.
this week.
h. w Bowman who is making
his home at Cruise, KY, was here
Sunday.-Mrs. J. S. Davis, of
Covington has returned home
after a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Z. L. Cockefell of
this place. Atty. {. c. Williams,
OF Mt. Vernon, was in our town
Monday.-R. A. Pike is very low
with typhoid fever. Two tf Lee
Arnold's children have typhoid
fever. Mrs J. H. Browning is
with rela ives at Mt. Vernon this
week W, G, Martin and c. j..
Rice left today with wagon
load OF grub to spend a few days
fishing at the Durham whirl up
on the river.-Mr. r, L. Thomas
of Winchester, the lumber king,
has been in our town for a few
days-Mrs. J. E.Owens, OF Gin
cinnati after few days with rela
tives here has Returned to her
b ome John Preston, of Elem.
wood, Ohio, is with relatives here.
MIR. J. D. Hall who has been
sick all summer is slowly in
proving and We hope he will soon
be well again. Miss Mamie John
son, the teacher of l1au.ey Branch,
was with home folks Saturday
and Sunday There has been
some Improvements in the Gauley
Branch addition of our town, Mr..
j. Hanson has treated his house
to a coat OF paint, Mrs Stanley
has also painted her house and
they now have two stores and
are talking side walks. - Mrs. A.
Taylor is visiting relatives IL
Louisville.-Mr. E. J. Anderson
reports his mother, Mrs. w. F.
Anderson, very low with fever
Egbert Mullins, OF Mt. Vernon.
was with our merchants Tuesday.
&C. c Howell was with home
folks at Brodhead Tuesday,
Died, Monday 9TH, Robert Pike
after an illness of only few days !
of typhoid fever. He was 80
years old. married Miss Bettye
Pennington Jan 7, 1910. He
leaves a wife and little daughter.
and host of friends and relatives
10 mourn his loss. He was la d
to rest in the family burryirg
ground at Pine Hill Wednesday,
the 9th to await the summons of
MS er.-Perry Waddle living
4 few miles out OF town died last
and was buried Tuesday. :
He was a member of the Junior
Order and was buried by that
Order.-We have been asked
several times why we did not say
about the bond issue
,r pike question Our answer is
his, for the last six months we
lave begged for a bridge over
river and not blessed
vord could we get from others,