Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-07
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Carson, OF JelllCO, Is visiting fela
tlves here and will attend the Mt
Vernon Fair.-MrS, John Grifey
a Id lutte son. who was struck by
the train few days ago is rapid,
imprO, ing Bonn to The wife OF
j mes POynter on the 3oth Of July
fine girl Next Sunday the 9 ii
is the Bill le Convention at the
! CHI istian Church. Remem Der
the day w. H Kru ger is Duiid
ing a five room cottage on his
lot % Main stl Get - Judge h.
w Bethurum, of Mt Vernon. was
b Re Monday, - J Judge Lair. of
Nit Vernon, was with relatives
here few days ago and lDfOr Liz q
US that he was 81 Years Old. v t
were surprised how young he
looks and so full Of ,iIe The pri-
mary election is over and it was
surprising how lutte interest vas
taken by bO,h sid : bur the tug Of
WIZ viii come in November at tie
general election - u. L Barnes,
STA worker for the Baptist Young
Peoples UniOn. was he e several
days last week holding an inSti-
tute at the Baptist church. The
members Of the organization at
this place We're much edited and
strengthened. beng better equip
ped for the work before them and
feel that never before have they
had the ability for training the
young people for Christian ser
vice that they now have. TheN
have organized their union and are
looking forW ard to great results.
On la t Sunday a number of the
young people spent the day with
Miss Annie Waitoa at her beauti
ful KlOndike house and EN- ed a
dinner that is sci dom served in
the county OF about ten courses
Those present were Misses For
ence Pennington, Nettie Rice,
Minnie Wood Quiggs of Eliza
bethtoWn, Ky, Alice Ward and
Georgia AmyX and Messrs John
Fields, Earl Rice and John Clark
The Big Mt. Vernon Fair viii
be pulled of this week and from
what we can gather the Fair PEG
pie are not leaving any stones un
turned to make it a success
Every one that can go, should
The thing to do is to patronizt
your home Fair and we don't be
lieye anyone will regret the time
spent in attending the Mt. Vernon
Fair this year Miss Fred Owens
of Elmwood. Ohio, is visiting rela
tives here. Fred Beaver, of Etc
wah, came to our town a few day:
ago and took Miss Nettie Farley Il
Knoxville, Tenn, where they wer,
made man and wife. Nav theil
pathway be StreWn with roses AM
may their journey through life b.
one of pleasure - Mrs John Mul
Inns is visiting relatives at Mt
Vernon this week. Uncle Frit
Kruger was with his son, w. H
Kruger, Sunday Fred Baker
the busting clerk for U. G. Bake
and G.. S Griffin was in Mt. Yer
non, Sunday.-Still the man fror
Stanford is making his regula
visits to our town and tat on Sun
day. We don't see how it is tina
salesman would come to see on
merchants every time on Sunday
We are satisfied that one of on
pretty girls is the attraction. w
will not give his name; so Job
need not worry on that pom
One Of the finest rains of tn
season fell here Monday, alth
, most OF the crops are past redemI
ton, yet it Will do a great deal {
good. - Miss e Fishbach. of Nj
Vernon, was with her daughter
Mrs. RObt. Shredder, Friday. o.
Il. NJ. Kink, of the Big Hill, We
here Saturday, enroute home frol
r Pineville. has almost recovere
a from the shots he received abol
b two weeks ago. - Mr.. and Mr.
Geo. OMary, of Jellico. are visi
O ing their son, J. L. O'Mary, of tn
;. place. - Mrs. J. R. Orndoff an
h grand daughter, Miss Nell
e Hagan, who have been visiting rel
;. tives atHarrodsburg have returnt
e home: Mrs. j w Rambo, wi
e has been visiting her son, D.
IS Rambo, of this place, has return,
V to her home at haywood, KY.
e Mrs. ]. II. Browning is visltil