Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-02
BRODHEAD

} MONDAY making arrangement
4 with the Collector of Intern
Revenue so that he could operat
the tobacco manufacturing bus
ness that his father had so SUI
cessfully managed here for
number of years. Douglas, VIII
has been closely associated wit
the business for the past FIVE year
will soon take the business owe,
and endeavor to run it a Ions
the same business line as CON
Quoted by his father, and expects
to improve it along several lines
and Judging from his, business
abilities We expect him to make
quite a success.
Grant Allen, the sixteen year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allen, of near Gum Sulphur
stabbed Richard Robins, the IA
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
H. Robins, just below the hearl
last Sunday. We have been un-
able to learn the particulars of
the trouble, but suppose that it
grew out of al ordinary boyish
scrap. The Robins boy is badly
wounded, and very little hope is
held out for his recovery. The
Allen boy was unable to make
bond, and was taken to Mt.
Vernon last Monday by Marshal
Tyree, and placed in jail.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Durham, Master
Austin Sparks, and Miss Clyde
Watson, were down from Mt.
Vernon Saturday and Sunday
Born to the wife of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Chappell. first of the
week a ten pound baby boy
Mrs. Oscar Wallln and children =,
of Mt. Vernon, We're visiting the
family of j. E. Wallin here
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester B. Hilton
of Stanford are rejoicing over
the arrival of their first born, an
eight pound boy. The report is
that Hilton is being guarded
carefully to keep him from doing
something desperate until he
comes to himself, some deny this
but admit that he is so elated
that he has given up his position
as agent for the L. & N. at Row
land, and expects to do nothing
except look alter the youngster,
and at that Red may need help
but the funny part of it is that
Pompey Cass is Grand-dad one
more time. Mildred Robins was
the guest of the Durham family
at Sparks Quarry Sunday between
trains. e j. Hamm, of New
Hope. and John Hamm, of Ellis
ton, are with their mother, Mrs.
J. D. Hamm, who is very sick.
Mrs. Walter Miller, of Lebanon
Junction, was here during the
week looking after her Main ST..
properly Mrs. Joe Mink, of
Richmond, is here on account o
the serious illness Of her brother,
Richard Robins, who was stabbed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tlller Furnish
were in Mt Vernon, Wednesday
between trains. Since the bond
issue carried vi gil Martin sold
a,tWo year-old helfer;' to w. H
brown and !. NJ. Craig for $64.oo
and Dick Alb light sold them 3
heifer the same age tor $3.50
RI. Smith sold W. HxssBurter
la mule for government use fol
floa.oo, Now why is this? Be
cause they could drive. their stool
tight oyer The new Boone Way. :.
This week has beau ) saovins
week here T. K Francisc,
, |, moving his family from j. e
Firth property on @-Albrigh
/ street to the Main street propert,
: owned by Mrs. Vula R.eynolas
Mrs. Loutisha Eoberss move'
! FROM the Martin property OIL
corner Of Maple and Water stree
j to the property she recently pur
8 chased from pr. W. =. Garter o.
dMain street; hrof. Pilkenton Wi
: fmove to the property vacated b
Mrs. Roberts, and w. A. CarsO
ito the property vacated by M,
Mr.. Carson havini
'fErecently, purchased the property
sE-R. Z. Smith was ia Ora
Orchard Wednesday, on business
Nv. II. Brown, of Lancaste