Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-03
Livingston

WI fCoi udi 10 SOne d0O
spring will soon be mere. In a
short time the spring sunshine will
come, the farmers will begin to
i master up their tools and hitch
up the old roam horse and begin
to scatter the oats and grass seed,
and the birds will begin to MARBLE,
flowers bloom and the earth will
swell with sweet perfume, the
cows will begin to roam over the
hills in quest Of green vegetation.
Then will come the convention,
and Wilson will be nominated and
all things will move on lovely.
L. H Rice has been changed
from here to Paris and given a
regular job braking and some one
is shedding ears.-Rev. Masters,
OF Cor5in has closed a series of
meetings at the Christian church.
If We had lots of Just such
preachers the devil sure would
have to go out of business.-The
little Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Evans, that had his leg so badly
cut, is rapidly improving. Ed
Herd is working a few days at
East Bernstsdt.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Baker visited Mrs. Bakers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Ponder, OF this place Sunday
Uncle Pete BRYANT is very low
ind not expected to live but a
short time.-Charley Harris, of
Virginia, was here a few days ago
en- route to Cincinnati.-Mrs. Sam
1ellard is the new "hello girl" at
the exchange now.-Dr. w. T.
Amyx, Thomas Jones. c. E. and
9. Fl Rice and John N. Clark
we're summoned to London court
ruesday.-Mr and Mrs. Ben
iriffin will go to houseke eping in
the Drummond property on Main
street Wednesday, Mrs. c. A.
Blanford, after few days visit
with relatives in Louisville has re.
turned hOme.--Thomas Moore,
who has been living at Butler, has
moved his family back to Living
ingston.-L Little John Thomas
Iullins is spending a few days
with his grand parents, Mr.. and
drs. T. b. Lair.
Mrs. G. V. Galloway is spending
few days with relatives in Paris.
Mrs. Samuel Ward is visiting
relatives in Lebanon Junction this
week.-A little child of Mr.. and
Nrs;George Arnold has been very
SICK for few days. j. w. Hig-
gins who has been very sick for a
Jew days is able to leave his room
tgain.-Miss Mae Evans was ia
Ken quite sick at school at Mt.
Vernon and had to return home
but at present she is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gray, after
I FIVE months stay with relatives
in California, have returned home.
Judge S D. Lewis, of Mt. Yer
non, was in our town Tuesday,
John Seburn has purchased farm
up Rockcastle river and moved
his family there, and 1. w. Catlin
has moved into the property va.
Gated by Mr.. Seburn. MI. and
Mrs. Oby Sans are moving to
8arboursville this week.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Griffin went to
Louisville Tuesday. Mr. Griffin
went to buy his spring stock OF
goods.-Dr. R. G. Webb was
called to Hazel Patch Tuesday on
account CT so much sickness in
that locality.
Now that the ground hog ques-
ton is to be settled by the legisla.
ture. our mind Can be at ease on
that question. as for some time
past the American people have
been divided in their opinion as
to the influence that the ground
hog had. over the weather, and
our old friend, Maret, has pointed
out the outcome. We are satisfied
and will take the weather just as
it comes, and as it Is to be fixed
for the Fourth of July, one celebra
ton will do for both events, bu,
truly there is one thing We would