Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-01-02
WHERE SOME or ROCK.
Castles CITIZENS
ARE TO-DAY
By ~. NJ.

Shirley Tate, Druggist, ;Sweet
water, Tenn. Jones Fish Jr., Lc
Angeles, California, Charlie
anderson, r. r. Conductor, Win
slow, Arizona, George Childress
with American Canning Conpin,
Hamilton, o., W. c. Kirby, Eu
gene Taylor. Lon Hansel, and
Mendel Mullins. Columbus, Ohio
receiving instructions for soldier
ing in Uncle Sans army, NJ. G..
Miller, telegraphlug, Oakdale,
Tenn, Scott Miller, Automobile
business, Yer 'ailles, KY, Miller
Mccoy, Honolulu, Hawaii Tor
Sandwich 1sland) in U. S army,
John Renner Jr., farming Nc.
Alister, N. M, Allen Lewis,
rauching, Glade Park, Colo, DR..
Geo. Firth, dentist, TeIlico Plains,
Tenn, Henry Tharp, r. r. Agent
Junction City, KY, Oscar Bryant,
freight agent Livingston, Maurice
Brown, telegaaphing, East Bern,
stadt. Jack Maret, telegraphing
Flanagan, Ky. John d. Miller
and e. l.. Hansel. braking on
Knoxville branch, Opie Brown,
drug clerk, Standard. Cheste r
Landrum, acting railroad agent,
Gethsemane. Jones B. Proctor
and Henry Evans, telegraph ng
Fit. Estill JET. John d, McFerron,
principal graded school, Wildwood
Fla. Geo. d. French, assistant
purchasing agent G.. & S. l r. r.
Gulf Port, Miss. w. R. Allen,
Secretary Kentucky Motor Co,
Covington, Ky. Roscoe Norton,
logging in Pine Mountains, Pine
vile. Mrs l.. B. Adams, Misses
Ida May and Elizabeth Adams;
lack and Lyle Adams, Los,
Angeles. California. NIB. Mcclure
train dIspatcher's Office, Jackson
Ky. r. A, Whitehead, railroed
construction, DewisUurR. Tenn.
Richard Sowder, soldering, U. s
Army. Hugh and Walter Miller
grocery business, Alton Okla.
Houston McFerron aud family,
wintering at Wildwood, Fla. w.
J. Sparks and family, wintering
10 Louisville. S. w Davis and
family, Mystic, Breckenridge
county, KY, where Mr.. Dauis is
in ballast crushing business. Otto
Reynolds, braking, Danville. KY :;
Willie B. Myers, travelling sales.
man, Pineville. Charlie Adams,
telegraphing Flanagan, Ky. Cleve
Hays, telegrsphing, Flanagan.
Tribble Bryant, telegraphing,
Paris Jonah Bryant, telegraphing
Danville Ill. Elmer Carpenter and
George Fureeson, firing locomo-
tive e. S. Danville. Martin Jones
telegraphing, Winchester. DR.. W.
A. Jones, practiclng physician,
Irvine, Ky. Will Adams, tele-
graphing, Tunnel Hill. Russell
Proctor, telegraphing McRoberts
Frank McClary, bookkeeper, Con
solidated Coal Co.. Jenkins, KY.
Will Faiu, telegraphing, Willow
Ky. Peyton REYNOLDS and Lee
Chandler, railroading at Corbin.
H. G. and J. A Sutton, farming
Montezuma, Iowa. Luther Null
Inns, railroading, Cincinnati. J. T.
Gentry, conductor, Lebanon Jet
John E, and Thomas Taylor, in.
ventors st. Louis, Mo. Judge R,
G.. Williams, Common ealths At
torney, Covington, KY. Stephen
L. Whitehead, druggist, Tampa,
Fla. DR.. G. c. Price, practicing
physician, Judson Ind. James
Southland, extr-gang L. & H. R.
r. Henderson, Ky. Henry Catron,
farming near Cedar creek, Lincoln
county. Wick, Everett and Jack
Brown are railroadingin Montana.
j. II. Parsons, railroad contrac-
tor Temple Texss. w. j. New
comb, Edgewood poultry yards,
Fort Worth, Texas. J. E. Houk,
merchant, Jamestown, Ind. JILL
Whitehead. druggist, Williams
burg. Balm Carson, assistant bank
cashier, Tellico Plains, Tenn
Casper Adams, locomotive fireman
Harrisburg. Ill. Roscoe Griffin
and Fred Purcell, railroading St
Louis. Egbert Griffin. railroading
st. Louis. Harry Lee, travelling
for packing house. Wheeling, w.
Va. Charles Riddle. marshal East
Bernstadt Wade H. Brown, clerk
ing, McAlister Okla. Samuel
Brown, Attorney, McAlister