Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-08-17
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Shelton returned the 6rst of the
week from a two weeks visit to
friends in Danville.-Mrs. Iohp
Pike, of Lebanon Junction, was
here last week with her father. F.
Francisco, and other relatives
Mrs, c. +. Sutton and children, of
Lexington, are with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Oweus-Mrs.
e. &. Howell and children were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Rigsby several days last week.
Mrs. X. H. Hicks was in Louis
vile last week to see her husband,
who is working for Uncle Sam
Miss Bessie Sproule, who has
been visiting relatives in Williams
burg and LaFOllette for several
weeks past, returned home the
first OF the week. Her cousin,
Miss Anna Sullivan. accompanied
her home and will spend several
days here before returning to her
home in Williamsburg-R. H.
Hicks was at home Tuesday OF
last week. Bob has a good posi-.
ton in Louisville and is making
S. every day, Sunday included
MIR. and Mrs. Brack Durham are
with relatives here this week and
will take in the Brodhead fair
Roy Mink, of MOIeland, was here
several days last week, the guest
of his uncle, Larkin Hicks
Frank Gentry, a member of the
Citizens Bank Pig Club of this
place, Won a mum Der of ties with
with his thoroughbred pig at the
Mt. Vernon fair. last week. A
number of these pigs given away
by our local bank, will be exhib-
tied at the Brodhead fair this
Yeek.-Regular services will be-
held at the Christian church SUM-
day, by the pastor, Elder L. NJ.
Bowling. On account of revival
meeting, Mr.. Bowling will be en-
gagged in Paint Lick next week,
and that is why the meeting will
be held here a week earlier.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend these services Owens
Carson, who has been employed at
Irvine, is with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Carson, here this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pike,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moore, Miss
Susie Cable and Morris Hamm,
of Detroit, are with relatives and
friends here this week. With the
exception of Mr.. Moore, the
others drove thru in Mr.. Hamm's
big Overland. Mr.. Moore and
David Hall, a friend of the family,
came in OH Sundays late train and
will be here this week-Mr. and
Mrs Albert Albright, of Lebanon
Junction, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. v.
Jarrett, of Berea, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Albright here
this week.-Mrs.. Logan Mccall,
of Stanford, is spending the week
with Mesdames J. j. Albright, ].
B. Firth and B. r. Wilmott, of
this place. The drug store is now
located in the new building next
door to w. E. Gravely's store
Mildred Robins was visiting the
families of w. I. Watson and
Karl Prewitt, near Lancaster, last
week.. L. PilGenton. who has
been in Louisville most of the
time since school closed, is at
home and ready to begin the fall
term of the graded school here
Ed. Smith was in West Virginia
the first of the week, looking after
some important business.-Our
Livingston friend must have seen
his shadow the last time he came
out, but even if he did, there is
no use in staying in over six
weeks. We enjoy his letters and
hope he will come back to stay
Russell Faris was here from Bond
last week, the guest of relatives.
Aunt Harriet Reynolds died at
the home of Sol. Northern Mon
day night, and her remains We're
laid to rest in the Christian cnurcl I
cemetery, Tuesday afternoon. al
ter short services by the Rev.
A. J. Pike. -Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Shivel, of Whitewood, KY, are
with his father, P. E. Shivel, and
other relatives here this week.