Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-03-16


get 10 give tlem mp - Mrs } l.
Pilkenton leaves today for L 'uis
vile, where she will remain over
Sunday. and from there she will
go to Henderson to attend the.
Safe meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors of America. Mrs. Pilkenton
is State Recorder of this Society,
which is an auxiliary to the Mod
ern Woodmen. She will visit rela-
tives and friends at Eliza,ethtown
before returning home. .
A wireless from the city of De
troit, Mich. announced the mar
rage of Miss Eta c. Cable to
Charles w. Moore which was
solemuized at the residence of the
Rev. Miller. pastor of the Wood
ward. Avenue Christian Church, of
that city Thursday March 8, 1917
Miss Cable, who was born and
Feared here. was graduate OF
Western State Normal Business
College of Bowling Green, Ky,
and a prominent teacher, having
taught two or more terms in tn,
graded school here, a member OF
the Brodhead Christian church
and a good christian girl. Her
father, the late W. e. Cable, Wa,
killed several years ago when a
bridge on the Greensburg Brancf
of the L. & N upon which he ane
a number of men were wo' king
fell. Her mother, a sister to oul
r. H. Hamm, died some three
years ago. She numbered he.
friends 5v her acquaintances and
has many friends back home
Mr.. Moore, who has fine position
in Detroit, was rails d. in Graf
Orchard KY. and has many friend
there. They will make theil
home in Detroit. We join thei
host of Kentucky friends in wish
ing them much success and un
limitedshappiness all through theil
welded life - Mrs. J. M. Owen
and son, Roy, returned the first
of the week from a few days visi,
to her daughter, Mrs. G. F Suttol
10 Lexington. - The Christian
Ladies Aid ssmet at the residenc.
of Mrs. w. A. Carson Wednesda
af,ernoon.-'Mrs. B. T. Youn
and children were in Mt Verno,
last Friday the guest of Rev. am
Mrs. H. T. Young DIR. and Mr.,
Byron Owens are rejoicing owe
;he arrival of their first born,
hoy. DR.. Owens was at home /
lew days last week from Louisville
where he is attending Medica
college. Misses John Eva Hiltol
and Ellen Moore. of Grab Orchar,
We're here Saturday evening fo
the play. They remained ovel
Sunday and were guests of friend
while here. John J. Leece, g.
years. a resident of the Hiatt sec
ton and a prominent farmer c
that vicinity, was found dead i
bed Saturday night about l
o'clock. Mr.. Leece bad a Sigh
stroke of paralysis about thre
yeais ago, but appeared to hav
recovered fully from it and seen
ingly was enjoying good health
He was in town Saturday mornin
; and never seem more like himsel
/ joking, laughing and having joll
time He and his wife had a.
: cumulated quite little fortune
which is said to be worth som
thing like $1,000 %. This is
{ very sad death aud should r,
mind us Of the warming Be y
, also ready. The widow aud rel:
t tives have tho sympathy of th
, entire community. - The pla,
2 Deacon Dubbs, given bv Grade
: school faculty and pupils Satu
! day night at the Bank Hall. wa
T quite success. both fir ,m point {
e interest and financially. BY Z,
, quest of The many who attende
3 this play the ones interested ha,
e kindly consented to present
again in the near future TIL
: dates mill be onuouocad 1o.or