Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-01-26
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Mrs. IL. Davis, of Knoxville,
AVA is visiting her sister. Mrs Z
L.Cockrell. j Oliver, travelling
salesman of Winchester. was here
Tuesday. shaking hands with our
merchants - Mrs. Z. A. BlanfOrd
and daughter. Miss Ella Mae, have
returned from Louisville, where
they have been shopping Elmer
Lechleiter. of Louisville, insur-
ance agent, was here Monday with
the railroad boys DIR. and Mrs.
r. G. Webb left Monday to visit
relatives at Boston, Ky. Edgar
CottOngim, who has a Job firing
locomotives in COvington, has re-
turned after few days visit with
relatives here.-Mrs. G. D. Cook,
who has been quite sick for some
time remains about the same
Mr. and Mrs Charley Carpenter. of
Lebanon, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. O'Dell and DR.. and
Mrs Walters - B H. and Hobert
Griffin and VIM OdelI, We're in the
Buckeye section latter part of last
week hunting. Mrs. W.T.. Amyx
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. c.
E. Rice, in Louisville. this week.
John Robins, who has had a
position in West Virginia, was
here between trains Sunday. en-
route to BrOdhead. He resigned
his position in West Virginia aud
will enter the merchandise bust
ness at his old home, Brodhead.
We had the pleasure of about an
hours conversation with him, and
while he claims that he had a
good position, yet there is no place
like home. This was the FRS,
time we ever met the ex- cores
pondent of Brodhead. We will
give him pressing invitation to
come again. Once we crossed
swords through .thslIignals sus
weswiiEs{ Re dead past bury 4he
dead Davis and c. J. Rice
have labdedT4t their destination,
taway down IN the sunny south
near Mexico. They write that
they are having ''large" time
/ We beIievesif we were so near the
Bandit Villa. we would sleep with
one eye open, for there is no con-
fdence to be put in a Greaser. -
WIN. Hicks seems to be enjoying
y life since his return from Copper
7Creek, and we believe he has found
hipselt partner. as he informed
us that he intended to take the
second trip soon Nv. A. Rice, of
East Bernstadt. vas down to see
home folks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs
LII Rice, of Winchester, are Wis
ring relatives here this week.
Mrs. Theo. Graves is visiting rela-
tives at Cynthiana for few days
Mrs. Sue Mullins and Mrs.
James Nealand children are visit
ing relatives in Covington.-Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Owens have
bee ON the sick list but are some
bel! 1T TIL ime.-C.E Rice. who
is ysl Ger on the l.. & E. Di
vision &N.R.R.. at Irvine
has I'D I'm home folks this
week. l. W. Catlin rs visiting
| Mr. rarnntC q nh1n01
this WI Sheriff Cam Mullins,
of Mt. Nernon. was here Monday
to see = he boys about their tax.
Cam & IS he is going to make the
race 10Y county judge. Well, Cam,
while we are of a different politi-
cal faith and would be glad to
beat any republican, as this is the
love that one party has for the
other, but we will say this, if you
will make as good judge as YOU
have sheriff, it will take a hustler
to beat you, and this is saying a
gooddeal to a fellow on the other
side of the fence = Say, what has
become of the tin "Lizards?'
Have they gone in to winter quart
ers, or it may be they are waiting
for the long looded- for pike that
we were expecting to come thru
Livingston Some say 1t is to go
over Wild Cat Mountain and some
say over Gauley. But now the
question is. is it going either way