Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-10-17


McCrearv, as a delegate from our
ST ate. .....
ROAD WORKING. Merchants,
lawyers, teachers, brick layers
carpenters, in fact all professions
and trades will line up for street
and road working here on Gath and
25th. {. c. Williams will WELD
the pick while E. S. Albright fol-
lows. handling the shovel. Jonas
Mckenzie will do duty between
the handles of a wheibafrow haul
ing the dirt away, Grant Baker
will probably be made water boy.
Jones Fish will be lined up with
a slash hammer with Arch Fur
nish as a buddy" carrying around
a mapping hammer with which he
will average at least three strokes
to the minute. "Mike" will put
on his specs TO see--he#S many
turns out to work the roads. J.
W. Brown will be on hands wit b
his walking cane pointing out
holes in the road to be filled and
places where bitches should be
made. E. r. Gentry will work in
the drill gang and keep an ey e
weatherward for candidate Lee.
Will H. Fish will probably be ex
cused on a well founded if not a
legal excuse. Sutton & McBee of
the emporium, will not dodge. the
Issue. Felix Bowman will get in
good days work as Well as sour.
rying ever the ground to ascertain
how far ahead of him old man
Maret is. in the Clerks race
Railroad agent Landrum will re.
port for duty at 1: p. m. daily.
"Frltz NIT de boys" will be there.
Police Judge Grifhn's presence TO
command the peace will deter
the boys from overworking them
selves. Gloves will be at pre-
MUM both days.
"I'll be deuced" FredrickS will
be at work on his road near home:
Monk Taylor will be "huGting'''
tools both days.
Old Gull will hike to the woods
and hide out till the work is over,
uncle Fritz, Tom and George will
furnish amusement" for the
workers. Watch, inspector Fra TX.
lin will be time keeper. Robt
Cox will work in the gang on
south end Main ST., near Elmwood
cemetery. VIM. Poynter the
warmest among road boosters will
comm and the South St. gang and
push the work. Judge Bethurum
has purchased a heavy pair of
gloves. M. J. Miller is sharpen
ing up shovel. Fred Durha m
will be one of the workers. Willis
Mckenzie has put I'm a bid to run
his steam popcorn and peanut ma
chine up and down the streets and
roads on these road working days.
r B. Brown the liveryman says he
can haul all the dirt that w L,
Richards, Joe Noe. SD. Lewis,
S. 7. Proctor and John Claunch.
will dig. H. c. Gentry is ready to
sharpen tools whendulled. Major
Z. 7. Hansel says when it comes
to hauling he is no SLOUGH and can
deliver the goods; VIM. Mullins the
clothes presses ditto SANDY"
Baker says. heis yet able to work
o little, Doctors, Davis, Chestnut
Lowell and Laswell viii attend
and prescribe for the sick and dis
abled members of the gang, pro
Vided no, more than half fall by
the wayside. X. A. Sparks will
clear the culverts If he return.
from Tennessee in time. w. ]
Sparks will probably be assigned
to the position Of assistant water
boy to chief U. G Baker, w. A
4 Cox, Fl. c. Gentry and J.C. Law,
renee will repair all the wagon
! broken down in this road work
, ]. w. Rider viii assistthe concret,
gang on the street sweeping force
c. c. Davis viii be here .thefean'
with his stirring appeal of con
ward Christian Soldiers.
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