Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-21
LIVI NGS TO N

Robert Parker has moved his
family to Jellco. Tenn.-Bill Dur
ham, of near town, has put up a
butcher shop here and is selling
steak for twenty cents per pound
This sounds good to US Mrs. H.
o Wagner, who has been quite
sick for some time Is better
We informed the readers of the
Signal last week that our old
friend Maret would say some
thing about the rabbits. We have
heard of men eing all kinds of
monkeys and all colors of snakes.
but what kind of bose would a
man drink to see transparent cat
erpillars playing leap frog or
Main street at the county seat.
ANY one that can beat this We
will set up the peanuts.-R. d
Stedham and George Hellsrd were
in London, Sunday Mrs. s. G
HeIlard, of Mt. Vernon, was here
between trains Sunday.-W. T,
Owens, of CovingtOn, is taking
few days rest and visiting friends
and relatives here - w. A. and
Robert Warren, of this place,
were called to Ku xville, Sunday
on account of the serious illness
of their brother George. Judge
]. S. Galloway is on the puney list
this week - Alvin Carico will
move his family to Louisville in a
few days, as he has job there as
engineer on a yard engine. MIR
MIR and Mrs. Leroy Cox have re
tvrned from London, after a few
DAYS visit with relatives Las,
Tuesday as a lineman was going
through tunnel is, on the K. G
Division of the L. & N, his
speeder was thrown from the
track, and upon investigation
found a spike driven between the
rails and bent down and a large
piece of iron and stone placed
on the rail. This occurred just a
little while before No. 80. the fast
train, was due. and the finding
of the obstruction perhaps saved
many lives. What kind of a per
son, is it that will do such
things, or are they brutes in
human clothes. A quick arrest
and speedy judgement and full
punishment should be melted out
to all such people.-Mr. and Mrs
James Southards, of Henderson
are visiting relatives here this
week. - Mrs. w. NJ. Eubanks, OF
Covington, KY, returned home
Wednesday, after few days visit
with Mrs. G. ID. Cook.-Jacob
Pike, of Wallens, KY, has beer
here for few days with relatives
George Owens, of Mt. Vernon
the monument and moving picture
man, was here between trains Wed
nesday.-T.E WOodall, the Londor
salesman, was here between trains
Wednesday,. w. Baker, of Mt
Vernon, was in our town Sunday
Mrs. Cleo Griffin and little son
George Samuel, has returned
from London after a few days
visit with relatives. "A coal min,
is being opened near where tn
billions switch once was on Rock
castle river. A siding is bein
put in and in the near future the
will begin shipping COAL. Z
Singleton is foreman at the mine
DIR. r. G.. Webb has returne
from Louisville and he ATTENDED
the State Fair while in the CITY,
Mrs.W.M. Odell and children hav
gone to join her husband IN Vii
GINA, where he has job III th
coal fields Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z
Griffin have returned from Pari
and Lexington after weeks Wis
~ with relatives and friends. =
Misses Ja'ette Griffin and Mar
Rambo vltited Mt Vernon an
the Buckeye section, latter pal
of last week.-Bill Owens close
ten days singing at the Baptis
church, Sunday night and r
turned home to Quail, Monday.
Mrs.S.C.Franklin of Mt.Verno
visited Mrs.W w. NJ Owens, Tue
day. - Mrs. Oscar Ar8enbrigl
and children, after a weeks Wis
with relatives at Lexington, ha'
returned home Mr. and Mrs.
It. Omsry, Mrs.W.A. and Mrs.
II. Rice motored to Stanfor
Tuesday, and spent the day,
Charley Thompson. cashier OF Il
First State Bank, at Livingsto
WAC in Mt. Vernon, Sunday