Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-02-27
BRODHEAD.

Evans. Grant Thompson di. d
at his home near Wabd, last Mo l.
day with pneumonia. and was
bnried at the Providence bury
ing ground the following day. He
is survived by his widow, and
seven children. Walter Robins
was in Mt. Vernon last Sunday
and Monday. Horace Benton.
who has been with his mother at
this place, Tor several mouths, re,
turned to California last week
where he has a good position. =
DR.. w. F. Carter was in Shelby
vile last week with relatives. w
A. Robins is at home, this week
from Lockland, Ohio, where be
has been working for the past
several months, and will likoly re-
turn within the next few days
! Mrs. Linda Benton. and son John
returned home from Mlllersburg
few days ago, where they had
been visiting relatives Miss
Jewel Francisco, daughter of F.
Francisco, and John Pike, son OF
Rev. and Mrs. A. j, Pike, were
married in Louisville last Thurs
day, and after visiting Knoxville
and other points returned to this
place last Monday. We under
stand they will make their home
in Lebanon Junction. these are
splendid young people, and their
many friends join us 10 wishing
them unbounded success thru lie
Wade Names, a years old son,
of Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Names,
died suddenly at their home
about one mile west of town Mon
day noon. He was q bright little
boy, and his death has cast a deep
gloom over the home of the par
ents and friends. A few months
ago an older son was killed in the
PHILIPPINE Islands in a railroad &C.
cideut. We extend to the bereav-
ed ones sympathy in this their
sad hour. The remains of the
little boy were laid to lest In the
Methodist Church cemetery, after
short services by the Rev. A. J.
Pike.-On next Monday evening
the Brodhead Literary Society
will NEE; in the hall over Citizens
Bank, instead of the Graded
81 hool building. The following
program will be carried out:
Devotional exercises,
Miss Eta Sowder,
Vocal Solo Miss Sue Cable
Short, Story Fred Sowder
Reading Miss Mary Proctor
Quartette
Ja"ob Elder, Maurice Proctor,
Byron Owens, John Robins
Editorial Paper
Miss Reca Brooks
Debate;
/ Resolved that tn. United
States should interfere with the
civil war in Mexico D"
Affirmative,
Prof. T. H. Likirs, E. G. Watson
Neg ,tive
Prof {. B Owens and A. NJ Hi tt
Its tree. everybody invited -
DR.. D E. Proctor died at the Nor
ton IDfirmary at Louisville, last
Monday. He had been sufferer
for some fifteen years with stom-
ache trouble, which caused his
death. About five years ago be
moved to Stanford from the Quail
section, and had made that rlace
his home since that time He wa.
a SON of the late w. G.. Proctor
and is survived by his widow, i've
children, four brothers and five
sisters. Mrs Sarah Herrin, Mr..
Mary Herrin and Mrs. Allen HAT
Of Quail, Mrs. Ruth Brown O.
Level Green, and Mrs. Cynthi;
Bryant, of Somerset, are the sis
tiers, and Geo. S a nd j. A. Proc
tor. OF Quail. Tart Proc'or, O
{ Ottawa. and J. W. Proctor, of thi
place, are his brothers. His re
: mains were laid to rest in Buffal,
cemetery Stanford Thursda
l aftern oon.-Mrs. and Mrs. WIZ
. Potts moved. here from Corbi
during the week. Mr., Potts ba'
position with the Car Depart
ment OF the L & N at Corbin, an
; was seriously hurt there a fe,
days ago.-Miss Mary Procto
and Maurice Proctor of this plac
Mrs. Allen Hiatt, and daughter
Miss Oma, J. A. Proctor an