Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-28

like this at the salary, but we fee
that if he accepts the place hi
should be a marshal in all thu
word implies do his full duty
whether he gets paid for it or not
and by the way that is the way Il
get paid for what he does. Wher
the people sees that man will dc
his full duty and not always be or
the side of crime, then they will
see to it that he gets sufficient
money to pay him for his trouble
We feel that 1t is much more honor
to see the guilty punished, and
use our Influence to bring about
this end, than to have the name Of
holding seventeen examining trials
and losing the man being tried.
Mrs. James Brannaman, of Will
die, WAS the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Crawford last week B. G.
Anderson, aud little grandson,
Master Lee Robins, of Garrard
county, we're here Thursday and
Friday of last week. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Anderson
Drs. Jones and Phillips, of Crab
Orchard, were here last Friday
having dental work done.-W. 81.
Brown, the hustling stock buyer
of Lancaster, was In town last
week. j. w. Tate has placed an
order for an automobile, and will
go to Louisville next week to drive
it home.-J. L. Pilkenton was in
Mt. Vernon last Saturday between
trains. j. W. Kincer, of Ashland,
KY, was with relatives here for a
few days last week. Misses Jo
and Christine Davis. of Mt. Yer.
non, were the guests of Mrs. Wal.
ter Robins, last week Born to
the wife of William Francisco,
last Sunday. an eight-pOund girl
baby.-Campbell Gibbons, living
near Quail, has three sows from
which he has sold $4,000 worth
of shoats in the past ten months.
How is that Livingston !? %. Z
Wilmott, of Knoxville, Tenn. and
RIG. Wilmott, of Lexington, KY, :,
were here on business the first o.
the week. Miss Lena Mccall, Of
MarethuFg, is with her sister, Mrs
B. r. Wilmott, this week.-Mr
land Mrs. A. NJ. HIATT were will
his father, Mr.. Allen Hiatt, anC
family, at Quail, Sunday.-Th'
: Rev. A. j. Pike held regular ser
vices at the Baptist church, Sun
day morning and evening.-Mis'
Cecilia Walton, of Mt. Vernon
was visiting Miss Mae Cummin
! several days during the week =
Billy George Holdman was her
] from Crab Orchard, Sunday
. Miss Elizabeth Gentry was wit
home folks, Saturday. R. L. Co
lier, of Crab Orchard, was her
q Monday looking after the tels
: phone pole business. --Postmaste
. Granville Owens was in Bards
o town from Friday until Mouda
q the guest of Prof. and Mrs Byro
@ Overs w. A. Carson receive
IL a message Sunday afternoon th'
70 his brother. Gus Carson, was dea
e at his home in New Mexico. W
IS failed to see MI. Carson to leaf
% the particulars Of the death, br
$ are informed that his brother die
4 suddenly Sunday morning. "
extend to Mr.. Carson our syn
pathy.- Mr. and Mrs. ]. Tho
Tx Cherry and Mr.. and Mrs. Frazit
N Hurt, of Crab Orchard, were he
M a few hours Monday Afternoon
: Mr.. Cherry closed deal with
IL T. Lawrence for house and Ii
D. on Silver street for $4,000, al
ST Mr.. Hurt was talking CIR
IN Orchard -four to the merchant
re DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Carter we
ne in Louisville, Wednesday, to co
In suit specialist abont the cone
rt ton of Mrs. Carter, who Is in We
ne poor health. - Judge Cantrill, {
be Tennessee nursery man, Is In to,
u, this week. - Cashier A. NJ. Hi:
ny was In Louisville, Wednesday,
tst business. - +. j. Ford, the De
Dit vile piano man, was in town d.
or ing the week,