Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-27
LIVIN GSTO N.

Bill Moore will move his family
to Pittsburg ina few days.
and Mrs. S. E. Caster are, with
friends at Boston Ky.-Mrs. J.
T. Omary, who has been very
sick for some time, is better
Mrs. Buck Howard has a genuine
case OF small pox.-J. ii. Dicker.
Son has small pox in his family
W. A. Warren has position as
foreman over a gang of carpenters
and left over the K. CIR. R, Tues
day w. A. Owens, the sweet
singer of the Big Glades is con-
Quoting singing school here al
the Baptist church, G. w. Mar
tin and c. J. Rice were in Cincin-
natl, Monday Mrs. J. c. Nc
CURE, of Paris, has returned home
after a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Alvin Carico. -
Uncle Welk Mullins, of Cruise,
was here Wednesday on his return
home from London, KY. When
the first automobile passed over
Big Hill, Uncle Welk is the one
that called his wife and said: isis,
; for Gods sake come and see the
August Peeler.-W. Nj. Hicks has
sold his stock of goods to Emmett
: Quinn and Lee Mullins. Mart
, says now that he is out of the
goods business. He will EN- bark
again on the sea of matrimony.
Mrs. Maggie Martin will open a
2 millinery shop.-J. Fl. Owens is
? IN very poor health - Ike Bow
= man Daniel Boone), of0Jackson
county, was in onr town Monday
: and we think if there ever was a
man that enjoyed life to the full
] extent it is Ike. Don't forget that
e a series of meetings will begin at
: the Christian church, Saturday
evening, the 2Sth. - Judge Sum
e mers has been on the sick list for
# a few days - The tide in Rock
q castle river filed the Livingston
e Lumber CompaHy's bOoms with
e logs and now they are running the
saw mill full blast. A. Child
e ress and L. G. Falin were in Mt.
/ Vernan, NJ onday.-W.R Z. Ward is on
1 the sick list.-Rice Walton has a
position with company of govern
d ment surveyors in the south and
S will leave in a few days to join
t theM.-1'he little son of Mr.. and
+ Mrs.. T. Omarys, is very sick at
y this writing. AT present it looks
S like winter, has called an extra
S session. which may last till some
S time mp in the spfing.-Mr. G. D.
n Cook is with her mother, Mrs.
Jerome Lair, at Mt, Vernon, this
e week. Mrs. W. P. Awyx and
n daughter, Miss Georgia, are visit
;. ing relatives ia Paris and Cincin.
S nati-Mrs. John Mullins after a
: weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
n and kMrs. T. B. Lair. at Rose,
t has feturaed AQme.-D. B. Bron-
y ner, here ip our little city, is one
q of the most useful men we have
seen. He is a shoe maker and can
Y repair your sole and keep it in
good condition. Next, he is a DR..
: and if you will take his medicine
he caa cure your ills and help you
to preserve Your health, and last
t but not least he is q preacher, and
if you will heed his instructions
= you will be good man and die q
Z christian. So yop see be can pre-
pare your soul for the Great be-
You'd. w. III. Preston is ip Bos-
. ton on account Of the death of
some of his relatives.-Miss Ella
Mae Blanford is visiting relatives
in La Toilette, Tenn.-Mrs. L. H.
J Davis is visiting relatives at Berea
j. H. Walton, who has been
very sick for some time is slowly
improving - Mrs. Mike Fanin,
who has been very sick for some
time remains about the same.-
George Newland. of Stanford, was
| here Monday DR.. w. J. Child
ress, of Hustonuille. was here Sat
urday shaking hands with his old