Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-10-13
LIVINGSTON

there was gong TO De another
wedding in Livingston in the near
future. AS we did not get to write
last week we will now tell you
the contracting parties. Mr. WIN.
Riggs and Mrs. Maggie Waddle.
Mr.. Riggs is our town marshal
and has lots of friends in our
town They were married in Jel-
leo, Tenn. 1On their return here
they were treated to an old fash
Toned charivari. May they live
long and be happy together is our
wish. Mr.and Mrs. Edd Herd. of
East Bernstadt, are visiting Mrs.
Herds parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Farley this Week.-Mrs.
LYDIA Cook has returned from
few days visit with friends and
relatives at Mt. Vernon.-J. P. E.
Drummonds and J B. Donally have
returned from Knoxville after a
few days visit in that city,
Charley Carpenter has moved his
family into the Pennington prop
erty on Nam street = DR.. Il. q.
Webb was iii Boston, KY, Sun
day. Some attraction down there
= Mrs. r. H. Iurpin. OF Brodhead,
visited Mrs w. M. Owens, Tues
day and Wedne sday MI. andMr
D B. lam DO were called to Stanford
Tuesday, on account of the death
OF Mr.. Rambo's relatives. - Died,
saturday the 9TH, Miss Angie
Poynter, of that dread disease i'll
berculosis of the lungs, of which
she had been a sufferer for several
months. She was buried in the
family burying ground at Free
dom. She leaves a mother, two
sisters. a brother. and friends and
relatives 10 mourn her death -
John Lear was called home Fri
day on account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. T.B. Lear Mrs. b
II. Griffin, after few days visit
with relatives here has returned to
Govington. - w. M. Higgins was
,ailed to Norton a few days ago on
,CcCunt of the serious illness OF
MS brother.- Mr.. and Mrs. W. M
Hilton are visiting relatives in
stanford for the past few days
lust few more days and the clec
ion will be here and every voter
should study the question well be-
fore that day, which he prefers
- peace or war. Then, if he is for
oeace vote for Wilson, the greatest
man since George Washington, a
man that has stood between the
American people aud war. man
that stood between Wall stree,
and the people, when Wall street
wanted to call in the money; who
averted one of the worst strikes
that could have visited tie United
States? A man that has always
stood for peace and been a friend
to the great common people, mar
that has run the government with
the aid of congress without die
tatOr - Conductor Shamrock
" patch NoSe) and crew, including
Bob Chappell, Congressman Wan
pus, Jim Devault on the ir ar
. rival at Livingston, Wednesday
p M, were joined by Joe Omary
Buck WEIGH, w R. Ward, JOIN
Mullins, Geo. Griffin, J. H. Brown
ing, w. H. Cottongim and We write
spent most pleasant night on tn,
noted Wild Cat mountain, wher,
they found some old musket ball
and many other old war relics
which will be on exhibit at G..
Griffin's store, where everyone il
the COUNTY, should call to see them
when we look across this broa
land of ours and find all willin
hands employed and getting be,
ter wages than ever known; the
look at the farmer and we fin
him getting better prices for hi
stock and what he raises THAI
ever before, and last but not leas
when we look at daily newspape
and see the terrible slaughter e
War, then it is we can truthful
say, elect Wilson and we will hav
those good old times. On the 1t
of November go 10 tho polls an
vote for Wilson. peace, plenty an
prosperity David Smith. boile
maker, of Corbin, has moved hi
family there and accepted pos
ton at the round house. @We we
come them to our towp ~ a..
ReVnOldS visited his con Alvin .