Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-31
Br@dhead
DEN RIDDLEand Edgar Brown

lew days making arrangements
to return. Mr.. Brown will move
his family there. Both men have
good positions Judge G. NJ. Bal
lard and County Attorney E. R..
Gentry, OF Mt. Vernon, were in
town late Sunday afternoon.
They had been assisting in locat
ing the thieves that relieved P. +
Shivel of i've hams and two
shoulders of meat from his smoke
house the night before. From
what we can learn something
very interesting will likely de-
velop.- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. l.
Durham, and little son, were with
relatives here Saturday and Sun
day.-Miss Amy Proctor, of Mt
Vernon, was The guest of her aunt,
Miss Mary Proctor, the first of
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Moore were here from Mt. Yer non,
visiting the family of ]. W. Moore
during the week. - Sylvan Bordes
was in Mt. Vernon. Monday, on
business. - Mrs. Joe Mink, of
Richmond, returned to her home,
Monday, after spending several
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. f. Robbins, and other
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Boyd, of corbin, were Wis
iting relatives here during the
week The Rev. and Mrs II. T.
Young, of Mt. Vernon, were the
guests of his brother, B. T.
Young aud family here last week
Master Robert Davis was with
his sister. Mrs. Walter Robins,
for a short visit last week. B.
Newland, who has a splendid 20.
sition at Heidleburg, KY, was
with home folks here few days
last week.-A. T. Furnish was in
! Mt. Vernon, last Monday Mrs.
H. n. Huteheson, of Middlesboro
was the guest of her sister, Mrs
w. E. Gravely last Week.-Mrs.
Ella Belle Newland, who las beer
suffering with something like
rheumatism for several months
was taken to specialist in Lex
liugton the first of the week fol
treatment Mrs. A. T. Furnish
was in Crab Orchard, Monday, be
tween trains Mrs. J. w. Tate il
spending the week in Louisville
ouying her spring line of millin
lery.-J. G. Goodwin, the Grail
Orchard Bottling Works man wa:
here last Friday and closed a dea
with our fair concession man foI
| soft drinks and ice cream. Nh
| Goodwin knows a good thing whel
ne sees it, and admits that tn
Brodhead Fair is getting bigge
each year, and that he is willing t
pay the advance price. He ha
had these privileges several years
Our Livingston friend says tina
the reason his democratic frien,
enjoyed the republican conventio,
so much was because of the fac
that so much dIscord and confus
ion was there. That might be
but the real love feast will be Jus
. after the returns come in fror
next November election when GU
Livingston friend, with all hi
sympathizers, will be wonderin
at the great change that too
place, and what really become {
what he now calls discord and col
fusion. - Miss Tempest War
spent from Friday until Sunda
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .
| n. Ward. at Lebanon Mr.. an
Mrs. J. M. Roberts, and Mis-
, Annie Cass, were in Louisville la.
Saturday shopping.--EverettWa
, son is quite i'll with pneumoni
this week.-John Robins was
: Mt. Vernon, Monday, a witnes
: IN the probation of the will of tn
t late j. M. Lear Mrs. ]. r. Cas-
, returned from a weeks visit
!, her daughter, Mrs. l.. B. Hilto
in Stanford. = Mrs. Ed. Sproul,
: and little daughter, Miss Frank
2 were with Hives = in William
burg, Friday ana Saturday.-Wi
: lie Cass spent several days WI,
his sister, Mrs. Lester Hilton,
Stanford, last Week.-Mrs. Clyd
WATSON was with home folks fro
Friday until Sunday The Re
A. j. Pike held regular service
at the Baptist. church. Sunda
morning and evening = R.
;. Smith, farmer and stock trade
e of the Hiatt section, is in Pinevil
n and vicinity this week buying ca
n tle.-Dr. and. Mrs W. F. Carte