Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-21
LIVINGSTON

their cousin. Mrs. /. w. CatIn.
Mrs. j. H. Owens has returned
from Cincinnati after few days
visit with relatives.-J- D. Catlin,
of Lebanon. was with his son, 1.
w. Catlin, latter part of last week.
Walter Niceley is home on a
furlough from Camp Shelby
Mrs. Dan Griffin, who lievd at
Bond, died Monday 18TH Of heart
dropsy and was brought here for
burial. She was laid to rest in
the family burying ground at
Galloway. She leaves husband
and SIX children and a host of
relatives and friends to mourn her
death. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the entire com
munity. The Junior Order had
charge of the funeral. Mr.. ard
Mrs Moore, of Berea, have re-
turned home after a few days
visit with Mrs Woore's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs VIC Niceley.-H. F.
Niceley is visiting relatives in
Richmond. Mrs T. J Pennington,
of Mt. Vernon, attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Dan Griffin here,
Tuesday.-G. S. Griffin has pur-
chased Lee Blacks farm near
town. Price paid $780, T. K
Oakley, who has a position in
Paris, was with home folks Sun.
day and Monday. = Miss Mae
Evans is visiting relatives at
Langford this week. Miss Ethel
Hayes is visiting relatives in Cln-
cinnati.-Mack Martin is spend
ing few days in Louisville this
week. While there, he will visit
the boys at Camp Taylor.-Mrs.
F. M. Jones is very sick at this
time. - L. H. Rice was in Cincin-
natl latter part of last week.
Mrs. G.S.Grifin and little son and
daughter, B. j. and Ava, were at
Mt. Vernon latter part of last
week. - The snow and ice has
melted and the sun shining
again. Now, everybody is cheer
full and happy, that we are having
such nice wea Mr.and Mrs.
Robert Warren have returned
from Knoxville, Tenn. j. H.
Walton, who was very sick at our
last write up, is slowly improving
There will be Christmas Tree
for the little folks Christmas Eve
at the Christian Church.-Atty. G. |
c. Williams of Mt. Vernon. was
here between trains, Tuesday. i
Judge G. M. Ballard, of Mt. Yer
non, was here on business Mon
day. Judge L. W. Bethurum, of
Mt. Vernon, was here ON business,
Tuesday. - J. P. E. Drummond,
who had the misfortune to break
his leg a few days ago, and who
IS in the hospital at London, is
getting along nicely and will soon
be able to come home.-We will
have nothing to say about our
Brodhead friend this time. He
failed to answer US in last weeks
letter, and we do not wish to box
with man that will not come in
side the ring w. NJ. Hicks, the
man that has travelled all over this
country. in the hope that he
would find himself a helpmate.
says he has declined the idea of
getting married, for when he
finds one that suits him, he don't
suit her.--Mrs. F. w. Oakley Wis.
tied relatives in Corbin latter part
of last week.-Mrs. VIC Mickey
has been quite sick for a few days
but is much improved at present
Two or three years ago most
people thought that all the coal
in and around Livingston had
been mined, but today We have
Two or three mines inside of the
corporate limits of the town and
more mines are being opened.
!. M. Foure is having = mine
opened within three hundred
yacds of Main Street So if 1t
does take an elevator to get out
of our so said hilly town, thanks
to the great Am, we are blessed
with plenty Of the black diamond,
&C. S. Griffin was in London
on business Monday.-C. II. Rice
has converted his saw mill into a
grist mill and is grinding two
days out of the week. How sweet
to our taste is the old fashioned
cOrnbread when cooked in the