Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-05-12
Livingston

T There has been a new game
and fish warden appointed in
Laurel county and there is one at
Livingston and each will have sew
eral deputies to try to put an end
to dynamiting fish, so every one
that would think of using dyna-
mite take warning. - MesSrs,
Frank Marris, c. E. Rice and c.
J. Rice left today for fishing trip
near Hummel. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
E. Woodall and Mrs F. Maris
left here Wednesday for a fishing
trip down Rockcastle river. -
Well, my friend at Brodhead,
Jarve Cook, l reckon my time is
next. Not thinking of diSputing
what either one of you have said,
but l have not been feeling well.
I am getting better now and will
line up with you both in the near
future. - Sheriff. Cam Mullins. OF
Mt. Vernon, was here Wednes-
day, and related to the writer a
good joke, yet not joke, for Cam
vows that it is the truth, so here
it goes: He said that a few days
|ago he visited the old church
where he used to attend when a
boy, and up until few years ago,
and on this occasion the pastor
was talking to the congregation
about the little o.harm sins. He
said it was no harm to play mar
bles, but after the discourse was
over, one Of the members called
his hand and referred him tC a
passage in the bible, where Nicho-
demus told his hearers to marvel
not. Cam says he is in good stand
ing, unless playing marbles cuts
some ice Mr.. and Mrs. B H.
Griffin and Mr.. Iand Mrs. L. H.
Rice visited East Bernstadt and
Bond from Monday until Tuesday.
Morris Cottongim was in Gov
ington latter part of last week.
u. j. Lawrence, operator at Mt.
Vernon, was here between trains,
Monday.-J. E. Woodall, of Lon.
don, was here Tuesday, shaking
hands with our merchants. -
Messrs. c. H. Rice, Thomas Jones,
c. E. Rice, j N Clark, DR.. Amyx
and Mrs. Georgia Mcclure at
tended court at London, Tuesday.
S. c. Franklin, L. & N. watch
: inspector, of Mt. Vernon. was
here between trains, Monday
Prof. Wilson was in Lebanon juno.
ton, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
John Mullins has returned from a
few days visit with relatives near
Mt. Vernon Mrs. G. H. Rice has
returned from Pittsburg, Penn,
| where she has been for the past
six weeks visiting her parents
Mrs. R. ]. Lemonds and daughter,
MissEliza beth, have returned home
to Louisville, after a few days
visit with friends here. - Miss
Ruth Burton, of Danville, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. w. R. Ward
Mrs. Fred Baker, after a few day
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Ponder, has returned
to her home at Mt.Vernon.-Fish-
ing now seems to be all the 60 and
many a one Of the fnny tribe are
losing their lives. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Griffin and Solomon Griffin,
| of near Mt. Vernon, visited rela-
tives here from Saturday until
| Suuday.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox,
after a few days visit with rela
tives in London have returned
home Mr.. and Mrs. John Bull
lock visited relatives at Mullins
Station, Saturday and Sunday
Walter Browning, of haywood
who has been on the sick list for
some time is some what improved
and is able to visit relatives here
: Mrs. Sue Mullins has sold a
house and lot on high street tc
Emmett Quinn; price not learned
Alvin Argenbright took his lit
tie daughter to London to spec.
ialist to have her eyes examined
and treated. - There were several
of the Mt. Vernon young folks
here between trains Monday, Ell
route from Lexington 10 Mt. Yer
non, but we failed to get Their
names.