Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-10-10


Ben Pike was at home fora few
days last week from Mintonville
where he is working for Lyon;
Lum Der Co. He returned Mon
day, uncle Ben Yadon accompan-
Ing him. Born to the wife OF
Frank Brooks few days ago, {
baby girl &c. c. Howell was with
home folks Sunday.-W. H
Barnes is working for the Ken
lucky Portland Cement & Lime
Co. at Pine Hill this week, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed FarriS are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby boy
Mrs. j. r. Cass was the guest of
| her'daughter, Mrs L. B. Hilton,
in Stanford last week. H. V.
Berry and little daughter, Ethel
| Mar, of San Antonio, Texas, We're
the guests of J. r. Cass last Fri
day. They left for Stanford the
same afternoon to visit MIR. and
Mrs. l.. B. Hilton, Mr.. Cass ac-
cornpanied them Mrs. Il. L.
Smith was with her sister, Mrs.
Andy Hiatt, at Stanford Satur-
day and Sunday, who is in i'll
health, and under treatment of DR.
j. G. Carpenter of that place. =
Mrs. William Frederick Hanna, of
Nagoles Arizona, formerly Miss
Ethel Cherry Hilton, of this place,
is the happy mother of a girl baby
Christened Francis Elizabeth.
Mrs. Sarah Cherry died at her
home near here last Friday az Il:
p. m. of pneumonia. Her remains
were laid to rest in the Baptist
church cemetery Sunday after,
noon, after short services by the
Rev. Richie of the Methodist
church. She was devout mem
Der of the Baptist church and
noble woman, and though dead
yet liveth. She is survived by
her husband John 7. Cherry and
one son and two daughters, j.
Thomas Cherry, of Crab Orchard
and Mrs. Granville Owens aud
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Cashier A. M. Hiatt attenced
church at Wilde, Sunday. Mrs.
Hiatt accompanied him home
Or. and Mrs. w. F. Carter were
the guest of n. Giles Carter in
TellicO Plains, Tenn, from Mon,
day until Thursday. The doctor
took in the Knoxville exposition
while there.-Mr. John I. Cherry
is very low with pneumonia. DR.,
Gravley is attending him, and re-
ports his condition Improving
Mrs. w. T. pharp. Of Winston,
Estlll county, was visiting Mr.
and Mrs. a. M. Hiatt during the
week.-George Brunette bought
farm from Mrs. James johnson,
on Negro Creek, this week for
81 ,000.- Mrs. Emerson Rice, OF
Livingston, and j. ], Painter, of
L Lebanon Junction, were with their
father, George &. Painter, during
the week, who has bean very i'll,
but is slowly improving, and We
hope will soon be himself again.
E. P. Brumett sold his farm on
Negro Creek to D. Il. & S. C.
Chandler for 81, 2a0.-Lee Chand-
Ter, who is employed by the Ex-
I
press Company at Corbin is with
home folks this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Proctor are visiting
relatives in the Quail section this
week.-H. H. Reynolds sold his
house and lot to Clarence Shafer
this week for $475 and bought a
house and twelve acres of land
from Harve Bowman, near Hiatt,
for $650,-John B. Pike was here
from Lebanon Junction, Wednes.
day, with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. j. Pike.-The Rev. A. j.
Pike is assisting in a series OF
meetings at Cottonburg- w ].
Brown was here from Walnut
Grove, "Wednesday. = Mrs Ellen
Mahaffey, who is now with her sis
ter, Mrs. r. K. Hamm, is very low
and not Expected to live hnt a
short time.-A full account of the
School Fair will be given next
week.-The -Four Bullock x Co. !:
show was here Monday and Tues
day evenings. {