Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-23


widow woman as old as Mrs. Jones
is. who must be past 80 years old,
and take from them tie things
that they have worked hard for,
we are at a loss to know how to
express it. We don't believe that
they would hesitate to rob the
dead. There is gang in, around
or near Livingston, doing this
kind of work and the sooner they
are caught the better it will be for
the town and we truly hope that
in the near future that the law
will lay it's hands on the gang and
prosecute them to the full extent
James Jones has moved his bar
Der shop to the Kruger property.
Mrs. G. S. Griffin has returned
from Mt. Vernon after a few
days visit with relatives. Il. L.
Hughes left Monday on an ex.
tended visit to relatives at Gin
cinnati, Terre Haute, Ind, and
Bowling Green, Ky.-Mrs. L. H.
Davis has returned from an ex
tended visit with relatives at Paint
Lick and Berea.- Mrs. c. l.
Hughes. OF Louisville, is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Hayse.- d. B. Rambo and son
have returned from a few days
stay in Cincinnati Mrs. John
Mullins and Miss Myrtle Bryant
were in Cincinnati latter part of
last week. - Joe Rinehart, who
oncewas citizen of our town, but
now of Louisville, was here Tues
day. = Fill Allen, who lives in
Louisville, and who has a summer
home near the noted lettered rock
returned home Tuesday. - Mrs
Victor Owens has been very sick
for few days but is slowly i'm.
proving. Mrs. L. H. Rice left
few days ago to join her husband
at Winchester, where he has a
railroad position. Earl Rice, of
Louisville, was here with home
felix's latter part of last week.
DR.. M. K. Denney, of Lancaster.
located in DR.. Webb's office, will
be here this week and next, then
two days each week. DR. Denny
is a dentist with a good reputa
tion.- Well, we see at last our
Brodt cad friend has come out
into the open where we can get a
fair shot at him, although we
have learned that he took his first
lessons under the tutorship of
Fountain Fox Bobbitt, the Cicero
OF the Mountains. Now he claims
that We belong to political party
that we should be ashamed to
own. Our friend forgets that he
went with one of the same stripe
to a convention not long since,
and was so overjoyed that he even
forgot his letter to the Signal.
My friend, we are glad you can
have those day dreams and pic
ture for yourself a victory this
fall. 1t would not be US to envy
you this, but fate has decreed
otherwise. We always had a
tender heart and our feelings east
ly touched, so in November, when
the fight is over, the poles are
closed, the vote is counted and
Wilson is elected, and you feel i'll
at ease and need some friend to
speak a word of cheer to you, call
GA us, it makes no difference If
we are of a democratic faith, we
will gladly come to your rescue
and with gentle hands and kind
words inform you that it is only
a political game. The CONNER
cial Club met FRIDAY night and
elected officers. They have thirty
FIVE members and have gone to
work in earnest. DR.. R. G Webb
was elected president, G. S. Crit
fin, vice president, B H. Griffin,
secretary, and J.P.E. Drummond,
treasurer. They met again Mon
day night and an invitation is ex.
tended to all citizens who have
the upbuilding of the town at
heart. The object of the club is
to put forth every effort for the
up-building of the town. to invite
man ufacturerS to come to our
to Xn, and tc advocate everything
OF progressive nature. Enter
prizes will be given a hearty well
come. Last, but not least, COM
mittee was appointed to wait upon