Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-09-08

and Mrs. J l. Picket, are visiting
relatives in Paris this week. Mrs.
Edo Quinn, of Paris. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Hayse. - Mrs. JAM Coioway has
returned home TO Paris alter few
days visit with her son. G.N.C' .n-
way.-MrS. J. H. Owens his l.. en-
very sick Tor a few days h'.t ., bet
ter at this time. - Hober Griffin.
who has d job as brak, .nan. was
with ONE fnlGS Sunday - Our
bridge neariown has beeu repaired
and now is safe for the public. -
Nh. and Mrs W. D. Thacker. who
has been visiting in Paris, has re
turned home &C. w. Mccormack
has moved his family into the
property Of Dr.. RIG. Webb,--OuT
school began Monday with i large
attendance and the outlook is good
for a ine school. - Miss Angie
POynter, who has been quit sick
for some time is some better. -
Miss Gertrude Evans of Brush
Greek, has been visiting her cousin
Miss Mae Evans - Mrs. Abe
EvenS visited relatives at Brush
Creek, Tuesday. Rev. Jones went
to Pine Hill, Monday, to hold ser
vices. Mr.. and Mrs o. K. Foley
and children, Of Paris, have re-
turned home after visit g Mrs.
Foley's parents, MIR. and Mrs JC.
Maguire.-S g. Franklin, L & n.
watch inspector, was here Tues
day. -Mrs.L Il. Rice, who has been
visiting relatives here for a few
days; has returned to her home at
Winchester Mr. and Mrs. David
RambO and children left Wednes-
day for Washington, Old Port
Comfort, Newpo1s News and other
Eastern cities. Mrs Geo. S. Grit
fin, was in Pittsburg. Monday, Wis,
Ting relatives. Frank OrndOif, of
Louisville has been visiting rela-
lives here for d few days. - T.. J.
e c. E. Rice Went to Lexington,
to hear Gov. Hughes speak
We'll, the strike is settled for a
while ..and we hope forever, a.
this is something that would come
home to us all and would have
paralyzed the world, but now as il
is all over the world moves along
Just the same Mrs Luther Owens.
Mrs. Will Scott and Lizzie Todd, OF
Quail, have returned home afte1
spending a few days with theil
sisters. Mrs. Lee Reynolds and
Mrs J H. Walton, on Klondyke
mountain. - Mrs. George Black
and Miss Georgia Mechanics, o.
Covington, are visiting relative.
here. - Rev. Baker, of London.
filed his regular appointment a.
the Christian church, Saturday
and Sunday.-Judge Lair, of Mt
Vernon. was down a few days age
visiting his daughter, Mrs. q. D.
Cook, and it is surprising how
lively the old gentleman is, ans
he is 81 years old, and from hi:
appearance and the way he get.
about you would take him for 6(
or 60 years old Jane Neal whC
has been working in Covingt ton
was at home a few day this week
Mrs. Sue Mullins has returne>
home from Mt. Vernon after a feW
DAYS visit with relatives there. =
- Mr.. aud Mrs. T. J. Nicely anC
children were down from Mt. Yer
non visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. G
Niceley. We'll, business is goins
to pick up in the political lines
The republicans opened thei
campaign at Lexington. Tuesday
and in a 'ew days the democrats
will follow suit and then the bal
will start rolling and from nov
until NOvemb Der we are going t.
see the dad gurndest political tigh
that the United States ever wit
messed, and the dear people (th'
voters), are going to hear orator.
from every corner and cross road
from now until the election i
over, but as for US we are not wor
ring, for We have done figured
out how it will end and We will
bet jug of butter milk on tn
result.