Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-10-02
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Born to the wife of l.. M. Olive
. on the 18th inst, a fine baby girl
Miss Annie ParsOn and Ric,
Walton were called TO Quail, Fri
day, on account of the death o.
Melvin Owens--I. w. Catlin was
with home folks at Lebanon, Sun
day. w. H. Ponder, Theo Grave:
and Adam Bryant, attended the
slow at Mt. Vernon. Tuesday,
Walter Nicele..' was in Mt. Vernon,
Tuesday Conn Asher, of Berea
is visiting his sister, Mrs. L. H.
Davis.-J. H. Owens is very sick
at this writing. Miss LOucinda
Hellard, the ht Ito girl of Mt. Yer
non, was with home folks, Sum
day.-Mrs A. Pennington is very
sick at this writing.-Mrs. Robt.
Shredder, who has been very sick
for the past few days. is greatly
improved Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Brown, of Mt. Vernon, were here
Sunday to see Mrs. Browns moth
er, Mrs. A. Pennington. Mrs.
Brown remained a few days with
her mother. - Our school began
Monday with Prof. Wilson, of
Lebanon Junction. as principal,
and Miss Tempest Ward, of Brod-
head, Mrs Georgia Mcclure. of
this place. and John Lear, of Mt.
Vernon, as assistants. We hope
and look for good sshOOl.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Baker, of Mt.Ver-
non, were here Sunday with rela.
tives. Miss Pearl Anglin. of Mt,
Vernon, has been visiting relatives
here for few DAYS. j. E. Wood
all, the all round-salesman, of
London, was here Tuesday.-Miss
Annie Baker, after a faw DAYS
visit with relatives here, has re-
turned home to Mt. Vernon.-Mr.
and Mrs p. w. Durbin, of Win
chester, after spending a few days
with relatives here, have returned
home. "A party of our young folks
visited the noted lettered rock,
Sunday afternoon. - The party
was composed of the following ::
Misses Adna Hansel, Mary An
derkin, Bessie Owens, Ellen Lang
ly, Margaret Singleton, Messrs.
Sam Hellard, Mccormack Martin,
Will Singleton, Edgar Cottoneim
and Reece Ward Chaparones
We're Mrs. j. E. Singleton, and
Mrs d. H. Owens. All expressed
themselves well pleased with their
trip, while they added their names
to the already long list which are
cut or written in the face Of this
wonderful rock which many hun
dred visit every year.-The Rev.
d. Edgar Allen, of Mt. Vernon,
filled his regular appointment at
the Baptist church, Saturday and
Sunday Hubert Niceley was in
Mt. Vernon, Tuesday.-Mrs. John
Mullins has returned home after
a few days visit with relatives at
Mt. VernOn.-J. A Childress was
in Mt. Vernon, Monday. = w. B.
Bullock, alter two weeks stay in
our little city, has returned to
Lebanon, KY. - At meeting of
the Baptist people, Sunday, on
Sand Hill, steps were taken to
erect church house at that place.
A subscription was started and the
good work is progressing nicely.
Mrs. W. H. Kruger is in Mt.
Vernon for few days.
T. ]. Pennington has opened UP
a stock of goods in the Luther
Manus, property and is now ready
to use the yard stick and scales
alright. T. J., the more the mer.
rier and competition is the life of
the country.-L. H Davis has
been putting his large stock oil
goods in his new store room which
is peach and an honor to our
town,-Walter Browning was
with homefolks Sunday Kirt
Leslie was in Mt. Vernon Tuesday
to see the big show.-Jas. Ma
guire of Paris, is visiting relatives
here this week. The writer was
in Mt. Vernon Tuesday and while
there visited the picture show in
company with S. C.. Franklin and
occupied an exalted position while
there. We mean seat between
S. @. Franklin and our old friend
James Maret. We had a love
feast together but perhaps before
we were out of town they were
gathering up their artillery and
preparing to wage war on the in