Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-09-19
BRODHEAD.

fine boy.-MIs. j. F. Lewis die
Il, her home near Maretourg las
| Friday, and was buried III til
Maretburg Church cemetery tn
following day. She leaves a hu:
band and a host Of relatives t
mourn her loss. Mrs. Berry How
ard died at her hone near era
| Orchard, Tuesday. - We under
stand that her hush md is in Pine
vile with Il serious case of ty
phoid, Her illness WAS Of Shor
duration, aud her death was yer.
unexpected. Brodhead Chapter
No, l57, Royal Arch MasJns, he'll
rs annual e'ection of officer
last Monday with the following
results: Sylvan BordeS, Higl
Priest J. f. Watson, King; O
A. Firth, Scribe; A NJ. Hiatt
| Captain OF the Host: Ed Smith
Principal SoiOurner; w. H, An
derson, Royal Arch Captain; Jul
! ian Bordes, Master sd Veil; r. l.
Smith. Master ID Veil; ]. F
Bordes, LIST Veil, John Robins
Secretary: J. W. Moore, Treas
Il 'er, and r. S. ShiveI, Sentinel
IF. and Mrs. John Robins were
N Crab Orchard, Tuesday. Mrs
Robins was having dental work
done. Miss Matte Owens was in
Mt. Vernon the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Mary Owens, Satur:
day and. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Other Baker, of Atlanta, Mo :,
returned home afterspending sew
eral weeks with their parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Riddle, at Wal
nut Grove. and M. and Mrs
James Owens at this place. Mrs.
John Evans is at Stanford having
her eyes treated this week: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. B. Hilton were up
from Stanford, Sunday. They
were: accompanied home by Mr.,
J. NJ. Roberts. Mrs. Jacob Elder
and son, Leslie, are spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. w.
2 Pr0wn. at Louisville, ans they
are also attending the fair. d. h..
Davis, of Nicholasville, is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Hamm this week. -Iilden Firth
has returned home after spending
a week in Chicago, ILL.,, and Louis
vilIe.-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Tate
are spending a few days in Lex
ington the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Sutton. They will also at
tend the State Fair before return
ing home.-Uncle Geo. E. Painter
is very sick this week.-Mrs.. j.
w. Owens is spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Roberts,
at Pine Hill, this week.-Mrs.. {,
A. Wheelden left Wednesday for
Grays, KY, where she will spend
few days.-Mrs. Mary Albright
attended the burial of her sister,
Miss Florence Coulter, OF Middle
burg last week.
Mrs. H. +. Christie was in
Stanford Wednesday, having
some dental work done. - B. G.
Anderson was up from Spainey
the first of the week. = Mrs. Mary
Albright is in Louisville shopping
this week. John Robins A NJ
Hiatt, DR.. and Mrs w f. Carter
G. II. Firth and sons, William anC
Alfred are attending the State
fair this week.-The Graded High
School closed it's first months
work FRIDAY Sept. 18th. The fol
lowing pupils made the highes
grades, 1st grade Warren Shaffel
2nd grade, Lloyd Adams. 3rd
grede, Irene Haggard. 4,h grade
Eliza Reynolds, 9th grade Orlie
Ponder, 9th grade Viola Francis
co, 9TH grade, Gus Carson, otl
grade, George Brooks, 9th grade
Susie Cable. 10Th grade Mar,
Proctor. The school is entering
upon the most successful year i
has ever had, the enrolment i
larger, the average attendant
greater than ever before. Don
forget on Friday, October 10th i
fair day at this place, the frs
Agricultural and School fair eve
held in ltockcastle. It's free, bu
you may win prize ifyOu come
The prize list is too long to pulls
in this issue. but save your hes
: corn, wheat, potatoes, apples
pumpkins and get prize.
COUGHT A BAD COLD