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

take her place as the model town
lot the mountains, where the most
generous people are to be found.
where the weary travellers can find
rest. where the tramp that begs
| from door TO door is never turned
away hungry, where the sick and
the unfortunate are always 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 At Brodhead and other
towns has returned home --H Ugh
Jenkins has moved his family
back to Livingston from Lebanon
Jet. Fred Baker, excellent'clerk,
in the Baker & Griffin store is, In
Mt. Vernon this week --Luiher
Manus willsmove his family back
to Mt. Vernon apd 7. !. Penning-
ton will move into the property
vacated by Mr.. Manus and Sam
Graves will move into the proper
ty vacated by Mr.. Pennington. y
Mrs. L. H. Davis is visiting rtla-
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
iously 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 $780, Misses Grace
and Lena Owens have returned
from few days visit to their
cousin, Miss Docia Wells OF Gin.
cinnati. Ere the Christmas bells
shall wiring. We believe there
will be four weddings III our little
town, but we don't thinkzit advis-
able to give names SO early, yet
we will put you all wise. later n
Mrs. ]. n. Omary has Sthrned
from few days visit wilhrelatives
at Jellico Tenn.-Johp lear of
Carico is attending the State fair
this week Mat Woodall who
has a good position with the L. &
N. r. R. Co. at Knoxville, is with
relatives here. Miss Cleo Pen
nington has returned from London
whore she has been visiting her
father, Mr.. Sam Pennington
Mr.. u G.. Baker the prince of
merchants was here from Mt.
Vernon Tuesday.-A full blooded
Indian gave lecture here on the
street Tuesday night. The Rev.
E. K. Pike preached at the Chris
tan church Tuesday night. He
is moving his family to Falmouth,
and agreed to hold services here
on that night. A large crowd
came out to hear him and he is a
splendid speaker. E. Woodall
the hustling salesman of London,
was in our town Tuesday.-Chas.
Rice who was hurt few days ago
in a wreck will be able to come
home in a few days. Walter
Browning has entered school a,
Stanford. Mrs, Oscar Argen
bright who has been very sick for
few days is greatly improved. =
Mrs. Pat Cook aud sister, Miss
Georgia Woods of Richmond arc
visiting their mother, Mrs. James
Woods of this place. j. B. Jones
and Jack Carpenter will leave in a
few days for Bloomington, H.. fol
a few days visit j. S. Galloway
was in Cincinnati one day las
week to consult a specialist. j. t
Donally after spending few day.
in Knoxville has returned home. :
Alvin Reynolds has begun thu
erection of a new cottage ON the
ground where his otherwas burned
J. II. Browning was in Stanford
Monday We were asked severa
time In the last lew days on