Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-09-28

our town, and was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Frith.-Brod-
head Chapter, Royal arch Ma
sons, elected the folio wing as of
ticers for the coming wear: w.
H. Anderson, High Priest; R. L.
Smith, King; M. A. Stevens,
Scribe; A. NJ. Hiatt, Treas; John
Robins, Sec'y; Ed Smith, Cap
tain Of the Host; !. VI. Roberts,
Principal Sojouruer; r S. Shivel,
Royal Arch Captain; j. w. Moore
Master 3rd Vel; Lee Chandler,
Master end Veil; J. F. Watson.
Master Ist Veil and John Sigman
Sentinel.-Mr. and Mrs w. A.
Carson, and son. Lee were guests
of Nj. and Mrs J. Z Craig of
the Quail section Sunday the
l6th.-L. N. Bowling attended
the convention at Campbellsyille
last week, making the trip with
H. Il. Young and E. R. Gentry
Mrs. Walter Robins, and little
daughter, Inez, were with rela-
tives in Lancaster and Mt. Yer.
non last wee6.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Albright: left Thursday of
last week for Ashville, N. c., 60
ing there on account of Mr.. Al
bright'S health. These are good
people and have lots of friends
here and all hope for him a
speedy recovery.--C. II. Firth
sold what Is known as the Grand
Roberts farm at Gum Sulphur to
VIM. Masters, of Cor bin, for
$4,000. Mrs. Belle Henderson,
Of Paint Lick, Is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E B. Newland this
week. "A. E. Albright is recov
ering from an attack of typhoid +,
and two of his daughters, Miss
Hazel and Vivian are very sick
from the same disease. Mr.. and
Mrs L. B. Cass, who were in
Cincinnati for several weeks, are
making Brodhead their home.
Mr.. CaSS is now employed by
the L. & N. Bridge Department.
Mrs. H. J. Chestnut, recent
ly of Red Jacket, w. Va, is
with relatives in the Hiatt Sec
tiOn.-Mrs. A. J. Haggard is
seriously i'll, her condition is
rather alarming.-The Howard
Bros. mill was damaged by fire
one night last weel. to the amount
of $500. 90. Howard Bros. are
cutting lumber for Arch Taylor
Oh the HarmOnt Tie and Lum
Der Go CONTRACT. J. Belchel
sold his farm this week to a Mr.
Doan for $500 90, and has beer
offered $500 90 for the growing
crop j. Thos. CHERRY aud H
IG. Skies were up from Grail
Orchard Tuesday looking afte
some oil leases, and while her
Mr.. Cherry sold his farm, know
as the John Cherry farm, to E.
Barger for $1,000. Walter Rob
ms, who has been running {
Street Car in Detroit, Mich. TO
several months was compelle t
to give up the job on account O
impaired hearing, and is with re
atives here for a few days. H
will leave in few days with hi
family for Tampa, Fla.-Mr. an
Mrs. w. J. Haggard, of Re,
Jacket, w. Va are here on az
count of the illness of Mr.. Hae
CARDS mother. C. G Lawrenc
sold a small tract of land abou
two miles from town to Nathan
Brummett for $500. w.
Rigsby bought five acres of Ian
from G. NJ. Johnson. for $3.50 G
ard Mr.. Johnson bought a hous
] and lot from II. H. Reynolds i
the Henry Addition for $500. o.
1 J. J. Simpson. of the Cope
Creek section. lost two valuabl
COWS Monday night. They brok
into his corn field, dying fro
4 founder. DR.. and Mrs. Byro
Owens have moved to Louisvill
and will m axe their home thel
until the doctor completes hi
& course of study in the Medic
q college. r K. Francisco is mo
ing his family to Mt. Verno
where he will engage in the re
taurant business. We regret
give up Mr.. Francisco and b
estimable family.