Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-26
BROnHEA

Hiatt AMI a. j. Haggard were a
] LangfUrd, Johnettd. Pine Hill anC
Mt. Vernon last Friday looh inj
after the telephone business. H
l.. Tharp of j JUNCTION City, was IL
town Thursday of last week liav
ing some Improvements done OF
his Main street pToperty.-J. G
Riddle & Son. of Walnut Grove,
have been In town several times
lately with d view Of moving theil
Milling plan! 10 tais place, and We
understand that deal has beer
| effected with j Thos. Cherry ot
Crab Orchard, and that the mil
will be located just North of town
and near The copper Creek raj
road crosssing.-MrS Georgia Nc
Clure Of Livingston, was the CUES
of Miss Tempest Ward last week
Mrs. James Anderson of the
HIATT section, died last week
Sac had been IN very critical
condition for several weeks opera
ton was performed by DIS. Car
ter and GIavely about three weeks
ago, but she was in such a Weak
ened condition that little hope was
held out for her recovery. She is
said to have been a Holly Roller
and their Divine Healer exhaust
ed all his faith III trying to restore
her to health and when our doctors
Wore called she was in such con-
dition that she failed to respond to
the treatment. A very pretty
lesson should be learned and that
is TO Work as well as Pray
Mrs. Mary Skirviu of Dry Ridge
Ky. is the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. j. NJ. Adams, this week.
Miss Ella Carson is in Lexington
this week in the interest of The
Girls Canning Club of ROckcastle.
Misses Eta Cable and Clyde
Wa son we're taking in the sights
a Mammoth Cave during the week
W. II. Anderson was visiting
b DmefOlks last Sunday. Albright
Br IS. were here Monday to get
new wheat Sep rator. -Mr and
Mrs. Dave Thompson and son
Ell en-. of Par 5, m"tored over
Sunday and spent few hOu4s with
Mrs. l.. b. Cab'e and h 5 brother,
K. c. Thompson Miss Bette
Cald well, OF Danvill-, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
Brown last week Mrs. Maud
Sproule and daughters, Misses
Bessie and frankie were in Loui =.
vile last Satu day.
Uncle John Sowder died at the
residence Of his nephew, John
SOwder, near Ottawa, last Thurs
day, and WAS burned at the SayeIs
burylng ground Oh Saturday
morning. - Or, w. Z. Gravely
was in MiddlesborO the first of the
week. Mrs. Graveley and children
who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. H. HutchesOn, there &C.
c,mpanied the dOttor home. -
VIM Crank died at his home near
here Monday He was a soldier
in the Civil War, and was about
seventy years old. - Mrs. Leathia
Tyree, widow of FOunt Tyree
died at the home of c. G.. Sutton,
Monday, and Was buried in the
Christian church cemetery, Tues
day afternoon Sh is survived by
one son, James Tyree, and two
daughters, Mrs. G. c. Sutton, and
Mrs. Sol. Northern Mr.. Riley
Owens, who lives with his son, H.
q. Owens, near Spiro, is In a very
critical condition. He is suffer
ing from cancer on his ear. and
car not live but a short time. He
is eighty four years old. - Mrs
Mary Albright has been suffering
for the past three weeks with a
sprained arm. She is some better
at present. She left Thursday
morning for Lebanon Junction
and Louisville where she will visit
relatives and friends. Brown and
Craig shipped three cars of lam bs
this week - Lee Williams and
Harve Prewitt were here from
Garrard County the first of the
week Oh accouot of the death of
VIM Crank.-W. A Tyree has
been quite sick this week. -Brack
Durham was down from Burr.
Wednesday, to see DR.. w. f. Car
t-r. Brack is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs John Cress, OF
Draooha1eu;llo II .