Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-08-06
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Ia SoWder were - Mt. Vernon
las, week shupl in R 8. Shivel
and john Robins attended the
Bcrea fair two dars asst week.
= rea has splenC ID fair. aad tie
Brodhead fair boosters did some
some fancy advertising for tie
home fair.-Mr. and Mrs. Waller
Robi' S visited his sister, Mrs. w
P. Rigshy, near Lancaster last
week. Mr.. and Mrs WI And
erson were guests If his parents
IN Preacher ,ville section last week.
Some two or three extra gangs
are here making ready for the new
depot building, Several car loads
of material have already arrived,
and things are looking good for
d pot facilities that old BrOdhead
will be duly proud Of. 1t is said
that when the plan are completed
that ne will have the best depot
between Stanford anu Corb,n.-
Frank Robins sold ten $50 hogs
to John Ri@sby asst week for
seven cents. John a Brown Of
I Level Green section left last Sat
urday for Iowa.-Prof :. l.. Pix
enton rendered valuable service
to the tair secretary this week
He mailed each teacher that at
tended the Institute a compli-
mentary to the Brodhead fair, and
assisted in many other ways -.
Bud Cundltf, County Court Clerk
( of Casey county. motored from
Liberty last SUNDAY, aaa spent
the day with Mir ..-al Mrs. !. B
Pike. His daughter Miss Ger
/ trude. Mrs. Cora Bell and the
Misses Gable accompanied him
here. The Misses Gable had been
guests Of the Liberty folks for Tie
past two weeks. Ed Owens, who
has a good position in Ohio, is
with his prrents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Owens for two weeks visit.
/ EY;,o C,C-+,,rI ID I,,,.a -
quite i'll during the week, but DR..
Gravelv reports her much ilnprov-
ed.-Miss Ella Carson was here
from Mt. Vernon from Saturday
until Monoay,--Mr. and Mrs. j.
Thos. Cherry were here from Crab
Orchard last Sunday, the guests
Of Mr.. end Mrs. Smith and Gran
Vile Owens and family.-John
Tharp and sons, Ted and Frank
of Colgate. Oklahoma, are here
for few weeks, the guests OF his
mother and sister, Mrs Bette
Tharp and Mrs, VIM. Francisco.
The writer had the pleasure of
attending the first day of the Mt.
Vernon fair. The fair was fire
the attendance good aud every
thing was there 10 make one of the
/ best fairs in this section Sorry
| indeed thai circumstances were
such that we could not attend
every day DR.. w. T. Carter
was i'm Louisville the first of the
week shopping &C. Z. Howell
wa> advertising for the Brodhead
fair from Crab Orchard thru
Ottenheim, Woodstock and points
in Pulaski the first of the week.
John Robins attended the Blue
Grass Fair at Lexington during
the week, booking some good con-
cessicns for the Brodhead fair.-
A number from here attended the
Mt. Vernon fair Thursday and
Friday .-Everything is now ready
for greatest event of the year, the
Brodhead far We are just.wait-
ing for the day to arrive, and We
know everybody will be here
The secretary received a letter
under date of August 4 as follows:
Dear Sir:
l am today in receipt of your
letter of July 3lst. in respect of
coach on our locals, August II, -
and, 18th to handle travel between
Livingston and Brodhead for the
Atlantic and Pacific. North and
South America Fair.
| have taken this matter up
with our people, recommend that
we put the coach on locals, and
am expecting to attend the fair
myself Hope you will have the
biggest one ever.
Yours truly,
wod isigned) w. o. Dilley.
i Master OF Trains