Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-06-13
BRODHEAD.


home last Wednesday, after |
spending several weeks in Shelby
and Owen countless Mrs. IT, S.
Firth and little granddaughter
Miss Elnora Firth. returned home
from Monon, Ind, last Friday, |
where she was called to the bed |
side of her father, MIR Grandson
Roberts Mr.. and Mrs II. E |
Christie are spending a few days
with his mother in Bluetield, w.
Va.-Mr. and Mrs Arch Roberts,
of Monon, Ind, were guests of his
sister, Mrs. It. S. Firth. the latte +
part of last week 20. G.. WillmOtt
of Knoxville, Tenn. was with his
M other during the week. Mrs.
Jacob Elder spent few days with
her son, Walter. at Eubanks last
week.-Mr. Granison Roberts
died at the home of his son, Arch
Roberts, in Monon, Iui., last
week, and was brought here for
burial. After short services by
the Rev a. J. Pike he was laid to
rest in the Christian Church Gem
etery. MIR. Roberts was 50 years
of age and is survived by a
number of children. three of
whom were present at the funeral
Mrs. T. S. Firth, Mrs. Gus Giesel
and Arch Roberts.-M. A.
Stevens, Walter Tuepin. Jesse
Walliu and Whim Adams were at
home Sunday from Perkins,
Preston Overbay, who lives three
miles west from here is reported
quite ill.-John Robins is on
clutches this week as a result of a
sprained ankle.-Misses Minnie
and Elizabeth Gentry returned
home Wednesday from visit to
their brother in WaynetowA, lad
Miss Susie Roberts returned to
her home in junction CITY after
spending two weeks with relatives
ere.-Mrs. John Robins and
| little daughter Mildred. and Miss
Clyde Watson wefe stopping in
Crab Orchard Wednesday.-A
series of meetings will begin
Tuesday evening, juno 18th at
the Methodist Church South,
Brodhead, Ky. Every body
| cordially invited to attend these
meetings The Rrodhead Scrub
Nine defeated the Megro-Ceeek
Base Ball Team on the latters
ground at tune Of 26 to ) last
Saturday.-The 4th Of July will
be celebrated at the grounds of
1 The RQckcastle County Fair As
sociatioAq, AID Preparations is be-
ing made for a genuine home
looming. A good Brass Bans has
besn snpioged. and a Merry=go-
round is already on tbs grounds.
The com mittee informs us that
contracts has been let for a
number of amusements, that re-
freshmeats Of all kinds will be
served, aud an abundance pf
pure ice water will be on the
grounds. Arrangements have
been made Tor a number Of
speeches from prominent speakers
and first class time Is assured
all.-Miss Stella McWhorter, of
Berea. is the guest OF Miss Edith
Moore this week.-We are glad to
report that w, H. Anderson, who
recently underwent aa operation
at Richmond for appendicitis, was
able to return home Wednesday.
Mrs. Vula REYNOLDS has moved
to the property recently purchased
from l. N. Vanhook on Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Smith, of
the Hiatt section We're que. is OF
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Hiatt Satur
day and Sunday Miss Jewel
Francisco who has been quite sick
is said to be improving. "A. E
Albright and w. o. Yaden were
in Mt. Vernon between trains
Monday.-Misses MIRANDA Tate
and Reca Brooks were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Tate in the
Hiatt section during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Wilmott were
visiting in Maretburg Sunday and
Monday.-Mrs. Lou. Renfroe of
Highland Park, is visiting her
brother, B. A. Yadon this week
CHAM RERTAIN,o Co