Mount Vernon signal., 1914-01-16
BRODHEAD.

gu W mOuthou tIie serious Hines
OF Master Gervice Gravely of
| few days previous. He had Sc
were attackof diptheria, and DR.
j G.. Carpenter, OF Stanford. wa.
here in consultation with the boy,
father, DIR. w. F.. Grayely. W.
are glad to report his recovery
A small child oI Mr.. and Mrs. Et
Farris had diptheria a few DAYS
ago. For a time it seemed mos,
impossible for the child to live
but finally the disease yielded te
the treatment, and the little fe',
low is. well again. DR.. Carter
was the attending ph, sician j.
b. Rawlinson. of Louisville, who
was recently made Supervisor of
Bridges and Buildings for the L.
& N. R. r. Co. for this division
made bis frst visit to our town
Tuesday. He expressed his sur
prise at kind of depot Brodhead
has, and said that he did not know
efanorher On the whole system in
a worse condition. The citisens
OF this place have asked the Rail
road Company to give US better
depot facilities, and they have
ignored every appear. not even
showing courtesy of reply, and
unless the matter Is taken up be-
fore spring, the Rail Road Com
missioners will be called on to in
yes'i9ate the.f matter. We don't
mean to be the worst on the man
when it ce n SO easily be avoided
Supt. OF Schools, w. A. B. Davis
was here Monday to see his daueh-
ter, Mrs Walter Robins, who is
very sick.--The four months old
baby of DR.. and Mrs. w. e.
JraYeley has a serious attack or
and its recovery is
considered very doubtful on &C.
'ount its age, although it is some
'etter at this time.--Misses Eta
Gable and Clyde Watson were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L :
Durham in Mt. Vernon SATURDAY. /
md Sunday -Millard Sutton and
ohm Halcomb. of the Chestnut
1ldse section have been Very 10 W
With pneumonia. Misses Alice
Ward and Ella Mae Farley of Liv.
ngston, were the guests of Temp.
st and Ada Ward from Friday
Until Monday.--Mrs. Mary A..
right attended court In Mt. Yer.
ION several days this week -
frank Ward was up from ] junction.
,ity and spent several days with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H.
Yard this week Miss Marguer-
,e Tharp returned 10 her home
t Junction City after spending a
eW days with her cousin, Miss
lnna Cass.-Misses Judith and
,ena Mccall are spending a few
avs with their sisters, Mrs. Rails
Vilmott and Mrs. J. j. Albright.
Walter Tuapin has been very
lex for the past two weeks, but
) better.-=Mr. and Mrs.w4W- O
,aden, delightfully."- entertained
bout twenty of their friends at
andy party, ION Thursday night
t last week. Those present out
town were, Misses Lena and !
Judith a eCall Of Maretburg, Wal
r Smith and Herbert Bel of
rab Orchard. -M-s. R. E. Al
right returned home from
JUNCTION City Sunday. after spend
x the past two weeks with Mr..
I
nd Mrs. H. l.. Tharp Dan
adieux was up from Junction
ity and spent a few days with W.
/. Turpin 6rstsof the week.
[isses Minnie Hiatt and Oma
'rown We're over from Quail and
oent a few days with Mr.. and
lrs. A. M. Hiatt. Mrs. Linda 9
eaton left for Sweetwater, Tenn !
pom receipt of.a message that :
er daughter, Mrs. S. L. Tate, $
as ill.,. We understand however c
lat she is much improved at this g
me.-J. w. Kincer receivedfrom !.
'e Rail Way Mail. department a !
and Rail Road pass |
ON Cincinnati to London, KY, Il
'Iing gs>bt be come to Cipciunasil.
once. and bring his working