Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-11-23

Vi now yOui w" Al ACmONSe AiOAh
the Boone Way map just slike it
never appeared-be on the map
like Brodhead and Cummins
Station is off of it, and when
/! our citizens get far enough with
their patriotism little Brodhead
will send delegation to Boone
Way headquarters and get your
name back on the map again. If
it was not for your Electric Lights
the rest Of the country would
nave failed to see your 73.-Mrs.
J. NJ. Owens and daughter, Miss
Margie, accompanied Mrs. Ed
Owens to her home in Cincinnati
last week and remained there a
few days-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Francisco and family, and Mrs
Bette Tharp, have moved to
Kits, KY, where MIR. FrancisO
is employed by the Golden Ash
Coal Co. We regret TO give up
these good folks. = Uncle Phip |
Shivel is making regular trips to
Crab Orchard these days, and I'm
less the new Pension Law giving
soldiers widow $500 a month
affects him there is liable to be
two hearts that beat as ene.--Mr.
and Mrs. j. J. Hummel are re-
jolcing over the arrival Of there
first born, baby girl. Mr.. Hum
mel is IA second Lieutenant at
Camp Taylor, and was here only
few days Mrs. Hum mel is
with her father, l. R. Storms
Bill Ballard, who has been lab
orer on the Rail iRo,d section
here for several years, has taken
charge, as foreman, of the Crab
| Orchard section, and has moved
his family there. Bill is a good
rail road man, and We have no
doubt he will make good. - Mrs.
John D. Pike, of Lebanon June
ton, has been with her father,
F. Francisco, and other rela
tives here for the past few days.
l-Miss 10 Davis, of MT. Vernon,
was with Miss Viola Shelton first
| of the week.-Bill Blanton. who
is now numbered with the boys
ut Camp Taylor, was at home
over Sunday Owen Cass bought
the old w. A. Tyree property
near the Old fair grounds, last
| week for $4,000.
| A veay enthusiastic meeting wa.
held here the night of the 9TH in
| interest of the Y. N. c. A. Profs
Smith and Vaughn, of Berea, Sar
geant John Lair and Corpora
Arthur Dodd, of Camp Taylor
made interesting speeches, an'
1 Brodhoad did her bit toward help
li ing this great CAUSE Mr.. an
4 Il Mrs. BronstoR Elder were her
II between trains Sunday wee
ago, with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. J.R. Cass WA Tyree an
= a number of others are at Gary
- KY working for the United State
r. Coal & Coke Co. R. H. Hicks an
i'm others will leave Monday night t
or enlist there Early last Saturday
while q loaded freight tram wa
ad taking siding here broken "a
is threw off the coal tender, and tw
of cars, enc loaded with coke th
nv other with coal, the coke ca
,er striking the elevator of the Frit
Bros mill and tore away some {
,r. the foundation and knocked OF
ia one corner of the building Traff
IF was tied up for several hours
ION w. c. Hopkins sold four hogs II
Nh. first of the week for $120.-Mr
hot J. B. Firth was the guest eff BIZ
al. brother, Logan Mccall, at Sta
ford, last week.-Mrs.. w. A. RO
,rs ms and little daughter, of Corbi
viii are with her parents, Mr.. al
,an Mrs. W. H. Sowder, here tn
); ~ week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Pr
ha, chett, of Rowland. we're visitir
h., relatives in the Hiatt sectio
Wednesday. - Wallace Haggar
oes of Red Jacket, w. Va. return
ma to his home after spending fe
we days here on account of the sc
Dis. ious illness of his mother. Nj
~ 7 Haggard remains about the sam
Squire w. B. Hopkins is in Ha
- Ian county this week looking aft
.,9 his coal interests there. = T
"a 1917 crop Of tobacco promises
'"u' be record breaker so far as pri
APPS, is concerned and dealers are
1pe- fering as much IS twenty sew
Is at cents for the weed and pay t
.xon expense of marketing it.-Mc
Ii than $35, 900. has been paid at ii
Pis place for buckwheat this seas,