Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-26

; help make our county one of the
leading counties of Kentucky, take
out of the pauper list, which will
mean so much toward its future
advancement. 1t can be done.
How? Vote for the bond issue.
! w. H. Sowder, of Barbourville
who racently received 100000
damage for injuries received while
working in mine, was here few
days last week and purchased a
farm from Noah Upton for $l7OO.
and one from j. H. Soard for
$1,000. These farms join each
other, and ar in the Hiatt Sec
toni. F. Watson is quite sick
this week, having been confined
to his bed most of the time. Two
Mrs. Rays OF Lancaster. were Wis
iting their lister, Mrs. Larkin
Hicks, several days last week.
Miss Lena Mccall was with her
sisters, Mrs. J. J. Albright, Mrs,
B. R. Wilmott and Miss Judith
Mccall, here last week.-Misses
Edith Phillips and Virginia Davis,
and Ras Elliott of Berea, were the
guests of Miss Miranda Tate from
Saturday until Monday. -LOutisha
Roberts sold small farm to P NJ.
Padgett for $50. and bought a
house and lot from DR.. W. F. Car
ter for $425.-Mrs. D. Holmes of
Crab Orchard, was the guest o.
Mrs. j. w. Tate last week DIR.
and Mrs. w. F. Carter were in
Stanford last week to see Drs.
Brown Southards. Cashier and
Mrs. A. M. Hiatt were with Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Smith Thursday
night of last week.-Mrs.. J. B.
Pike and sister, Miss Sue Gable
are in Casey County for few
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Mont
Roberts were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs l.. B. Hilton, in Stanford,
) Saturday and Sunday Mrs.
lJ. M. Coffey living in the
Hiatt section, sold her personal
effects last week, and will leave
for Illinois today. - H. l.. Tharp,
of Junction City, was the guest OF
his daugter, Mrs. R E. Albright
Sunday, between trains. Mr.. and
Mrs. B c. Anderson. of Garrard
county, were with their son, Henry
Anderson, at the old homestead
the first of the Master Cur
tbs Robins, who lives with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. B @.
Anderson, in Garrard county, was
with his uncle, John Robins, Sun
day and Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
Allen Hiatt, of Quail, were with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hiatt. Satur-
day and Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
w. J Owens were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bordes, Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Durham
and little son, and Miss Clyde
Watson, were down from Mt
Vernon, Saturday and Sunday,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ], E
Watson.-Miss BERTHE Robins was
with home folks near Livingston
from Saturday until Monday
Robert Owens and Oscar Spoona
more were in Mt Vernon, Sun
day. j. Painter, who recently
moved his family from Lebanon
Junction to his mothers farm nea
. here, is telegraphing here during
Chas. Hurts vacation of a few
days.-R. E. Albright is on thu
sick list this week. = Miss Viol;
Francisco, oldest daughter of Mr.
!. and Mrs. II. K. Francisc, is quite
sick, and it is feared that her con
l dition is serious Marshall w. A
Tyree arrested two young mel
: Wednesday morning upon advise
l of Marshall Ramsey of Crab Or
chard, and placed them in Jail I'm
Til the Crab Orchard officers ar
rived. The boys had broken int
| j. Thos. Cherry's store, securing
two suits of ovela lls each, under
wear, caps, shoes and tobacco
They came along the railroad al
the way. changing their clothe
near A ]. Bailey's, where the,
left their old clothing, togethe
with the empty shoe boxes ant
etc. 1t is said one of the boys
E names is Adams, the other Say
I lor. They were taken to Crab Or
chard, and from there to Stanfo5G
: in Mr., Cherry's automobile. Mis-.
Eta s. WIDER returned from a tw,