Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-25

Born TO the wife of Harry Geh
ring, on the 18th, fine girl
Mother and babe both doing well
MIR. and Mrs. Theo Graves are
visiting relatives in Cynth1ana
this week-Bill Bullock, of Leila.
non. Ky, is working as copyist in
the dispatcher'S Office this week.
John Mullins has returned from
Level Green and reports his faith
er, Jep Mullins, some better
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neighbors are
visiting relatives i'll Louisville,
this week. Farmers here have
begun saving fodder, which is a
very small job in this neck of the
woods.-Dr. W. H. Joyner was in
! COrbin, Monday. - Moses Brady
will leave in few days lOr a vaca-
lion in the west Thomas Jones
little boy got his fingers badly
hurt a few days ago with a dyna-
mite cap Mrs. l.. II. Davis has
returned from Berea, where she
has been visiting relatives. - Mrs.
Robert Mattingly, Of Paris, Ky. is
visiting relatives here. - ]. w
Baker was III Mt. Vernon, Sunday,
"A little child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Argenbright, has been very
sick for a few days. w Hicks,
the matrimonial candidate saws
that the last ray of hope of his get
ting married has now vanished as
he is called grandpa. Now, Maret
says that it is not his age that
hurts but the name grandpa,
Is what cuts the Ce.-TOm Null
Inns, who got shot by one of his
nephews, was in town a few days
ago and told us that he was al
most WE'LL Mrs. W. M. Preston
and children are visiting relatives
at Boston, Ky, this Week.-Mrs.
Emma Griffin, VIII o has been very
sick, is some better Earl Rice
was in Stanford, Saturday.-Mrs
George Warren and children, CT
JellicO, have returned home after
few days visit with Mrs. w. A.
Warren, Of this place B. Null
Inns, better known as Happy, after
a few days absence from Livings
ton, has returned. Thomas Bry-
ant left Monday for Eleys, XIV, to
visit relatives.-J. NJ. FCure. a few
days ago PIT paste OH paper for Il
paper hanger to hang it and not
long ago he painted his house and
he is blind but never the less this
is true, for the writer was an eve
witness and you know a CORES
pondent will not exaggerate w.
l.. Richards, cashier of the Mt.
Vernon Bank, was here Monday.
- G. J. Rice, who was hurt about
, week ago, has returned home
greatly improved. - Mrs. Geo.
Black and children, are spending
d few days with relatives in Paris.
j. f. Dees is identifying his
property by treating it to new
coat OF paint.-Sheriff Cam Mul
Inns was IN our town Tue day
Only little over a month now I'M
til the election aud everything so
quiet hardly word spoken about
= the ele~ ton. but we have come to
one conCluS on and that is our
friends the enemy (the republi.
canS) have conceded the election
Of Beckham and that is what
makes 1t so quiet, and if this is
what it is, we will say, boys, YOU
are a good guesser. We see where
5 you are right. o. Hedgecoth,
I Of Crab Orchard, Tenn, is visiting
! W. 7. Mccullough, of this place.
/ Miss Ardllla Brown, of Mt. Yer
non, has returned home after a
S fow days visit with her cousin,
Miss Cleo Pennington.-T. j. Pen
nington was in Mt. Vernon, Sat
urday, on business Mrs. w. H.
Cottongim, who has been very sick
for the past few days is some bet,
ter at this writing. Mrs. J. E.
Hughes is spending a few days
with relatives in Paris, Ky.-R. J.
, LemmOnds is in Louisville for a
few days this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
w G. Hamilton, and John and
Larry Riggs, left Saturday for a
two months visit with relatives at
Timer, Jackson county.-We are
having some very hot weather for
this season of the year, but the
melancholy days are approaching.
Il. q. Moore, progressive farmer
of the southern part ofthe comfy