Mount Vernon signal., 1914-01-16
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!. ! sham returned to her home Su,
!. day. Rev. White assisted b
Rev. Disney of Barbourville, wi
begin a series of meetings her
+ next Stature day. They are hol
ness preachers. One of ou
widows informed us the otner da
that her single davs were abou
over and the wedding bells woul,
soon chime and if we didn't be
lieve it to ask T. D.-Mrs. Bette
Pike has completed her schoo
and has returned home Mis-.
Aggie Poynter was at Pine Hill
Sunday MI and Mrs. Thee
Graves haze returned from Paris,
where they have been visiting
relatives fora few days. Mrs.
Lon Argenbright, of Knoxville,
Tenn. is visiting relatives here
and was-at Mt Vernon Saturday.
"A little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabe Marshal has pneumonia. =
W. M. French of the long branch
section is very low at this writing
-%am,.W Ward OF. Chicago. VINO has
been vising relatives here for the
past week has returned home =
Miss Alice Ward and Miss Ella
Mae Farley were in Brodhead Sat
urday and Sundays. c. Frank
lin OF Mt Vernon was In our
town Saturday.-Miss Tempest
Ward of Brodhead, and a teacher
In our school here. was with home.
folks Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs.
Alb Sparks of Mt Vernon, was
here between trains Friday.
M. Foure is in Paris a few DAYS
this week.-Mr ! w. Catlin was
called home, to Lebanon Monday,
On the account of the deaah of his
grandmother. Prof. W. R, Dick
erson is talking of getting up a |
night schoo! for boys at this place |
Thomas Jones has been confined
to his room for some time with
rheumatism Mr.. Mahlan Sum
mers is very sick at this writing.
W. O. Dilly. master OF trains of
the Lebanon branch division was
in our town Saturday.-John
Overbay of near Mt. Vernon, has
purchased a small farm from
John Mink, price paid s2s0.--Mrs
Joe Mink of Richmond, visited
r slatiyes here Saturday.-N.
Oliver was In Mt. Vernon Tues
day.-A. G. Carpenter was in
London Monday'-A Mr.. Wilmott
OF Knoxville, has made regular /
trips. here every Sunday for some
time and We think one of our .
good looking widows is the at
Iraclion,-On last Saturday night .
Miss Mabel Niceley gave a party
70 her many friends, those preseut
we're Misses Ethel Hayes. Jessie ,
Smith. Cleo Pennington, Georgia
Amyx. Florence Pennington, Gar i
lie Ponder, Nettie Rice, Ella Mae 6
BlaLford, Annie Walton, Messrs ,
Rice Walton, Earl Rice, Floyd |
Mullins, Scott Dickerson, John I
Clark, Walter Rice, Walter Brown.
ng and Joe Childress all report a {
lice time.-Well We spent a few II
hours In the little city of Mt Yer (
ION Wednesday and as we only i
lad couple of hours to stay We q
'nly got partial view of the town f
md we are unable to give the sub 4
ect justice, but will say there has 7
'een great changes made, espec. d
ally in the buildings, for where {
'nce>istood boxed aud framed :
louses in their stead, now stands $
wo and three story brick houses Ii,
We got glimpse of the pixies J
which we consider great blessing a
o. Mt. Vernon. It seems that all1r
he merchants are having a large q
rade. We visited the store of ]. lo
fish & Son and found those ever lI
'entlemen busy, waiting on their t
rade, next we visited the : estab- c
lshment OF S. Z. Franklin and b
here found every thing fromsa. ]
lorse pistol, used in the war of h,
776 to a fash light. Mr.. J. w. a
cider who has just moved Mtol c
rs new house, is having splen lC
i'd trade and there we met our G
Id friend James Maret and Old \
'ull was there with that Jolly E
lugh. Al some future date we s.
'tend to spend day or two then n
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nd we will be able to picture the B
own better.-O- D. Bryant who d