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

Of he mountains, where the most
generous people are to be found.
where the weary travellers can lind
rest. where the tramp that begs
| from door to door is never turned
way hungry, where the sick and
/ the unfortunate are al~ay- cared
for, Those that are acquainted
with our little town will vOuch for
every word of this Mrs. Celia
Turpin, after few days visit with
relatives al BrOdhead and other
towns has returned he ne Hugh
Jenkins has moved MS family
back TO Livingston from Lebanon
let. Fred Baker, excellent clerk,
in the Baker & Griffin store is In
Mt Vernon this week--Luther
Manus will move his family back
to Mt. Vernon aud T. !. Penning-
ton will move into the property
vacated by Mr.. Manus and Sam
Graves will move into the proper
tv vacated by Mr.. Pennington
Mrs. l.. H. Davis is visiting rela-
tives at Berea this week. News
reached here Monday that Tom
Mullins had been shot by his neph-
ew. another Mullins, but later We
learned that Mullins was not SER
iousiy hurt. Road working is the
order of the day in this locality
Miss Ethel Hayes left for Paris
Tuesday, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Annie Quinn.-Mrs. Egbert Hayes
and son, Arney, of Cincinnati,
were here Saturday and Sunday
visiting the family of Mr.. J. B.
Hayes. MIS-. Geo, Pope has pur-
chased the property near the Ma
! sonic building, of John Mullins.
Price paid 500 Misses Grace
and Lena Owens have returned
from a few days visit to their
cousin, Miss Docia Wells of Gin
ciunati. Ere the Christmas bells
shall wiring. We believe there
will be four weddings III our little
town. but we don't think it advis,
able to give names so early, yet
) we will put you all wise later
Mrs. J. II. Omary has returned
from a few days visit with relatives
l at Jellico Tenn.-John Lear Of
Il Carico is attending the State fan
: this week Mat WoOdall who
h IS good position with the l. &
N. R. r. Co at Knoxville, is with
b.. relatives here. Miss Cleo Pen
y nington has returned from Londor
:. where she has been visiting hel
u father, Mr.. Sam Pennington
IS Mr.. u G.. Baker the prince Of
j. mer ;hants was here from Mt
u Vernon Tuesday.-A full bloOdeC
e Indian gave lecture here on tn
q street Tuesday night THE Rev
u f. X. Pike preached at the Chris
l. tan church Tuesday night. ii
u is moving his family to Falmouth
1t and agreed to hold services her
re on that night. A large crow
d came out to hear him and he is
re splendid speaker.-J. E. Wooda
5 the hustling salesman of Londor
Oh was in our town Tuesday. Cha:
az Rice who was hurt few days ag
Id in wreck will be able to con-
70 home in few days. Waite
IN Browning has entered school
q, Slanford.-Mrs. Oscar Arge
bright who has been very sick IL
few days is greatly improved.
KS Mrs. Pat Cook and sister, Mis-
'et Georgia Woods of Richmond a.
as visiting their mother, Mrs. Jam
TX Woods of this place. B. jon
Jle and Jack Carpenter will leave In
go few days for Bloomington, ILL.,, f
: a few days visit J. S. Calowi
wv was in Cincinnati one day Ia
"s' week to consult speclallSt.-J.
.o' Donally after spending few da
100 in Knoxville has returned home
'i' Alvin Reynolds has begun t
20 erection of new cottage on t
(; ground where his otherwas burn
:. J. II. Browning was in Sfanto
80. Monday We were asked seve,
=; time in the last lew days