Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Wallin,
who recently moved to Danviile..
are back home. and while Mr..
Wallin says it is only q temper.
airy, move, but we are inclined to
think that old home will be found
to be better than a little town
like 'Danvfllet-= Several. bodies
have been moved to the new Gem.
etefy, AND sfncng those moved
were Mrs, g. E. Albright. little
dxughter oEh;s; small child of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.. Albright,
Mrs. Granville, Owens and the
late John Riddle. Mr.. A. E. Al.
bright is devoting most of his
time to the overseeing of the
work at the new cemetery and
will soon have an ideal burying
ground of it. Good roads lead,
ing to it is almost completed and
the place will soon be a beauty. =
Dick Albright and Chas, Smith.
who have been 10 Ashville. N c.,
for several months for their
health are with home folks Tor a
few weeks and both are looking
much better. w. 8. Gravely
Is improving and will soon be-
out again if no complications
arise. He is able to sit up in
bed now and his many friends
will be proud to see him on the
streets again. -Rev. and Mrs. J.
w. Masters have moved from
Silver Street to the property re.
Gently purchased from. G.. NJ.
Joh:son.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Elder have moved to Louisville
These are mighty good people
and We regret to see them leave
us.-Chas. Brown is working in
R. b. Hamm's big store since
Jacob Elder resigned B. r..
Wilmott mas been In a very serl.
Gus condition at bis home in
Maretburg, but we understand
his condition is. somewhat Inn
proved j. Ben Pike and Miss
Sue Cable are with relatives here.
Their home is in Detroid. Mr..
Pike is employed by the Street
Railway Company of Detroit. and
is making good too Mr. and
Mrs. Rosco Pike, of Danville
were here last week the guests of
bis parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.. J.
Pike Miss Dora Eubanks, of
Columbia, has been employed in
the Graded school here to take
the place left vacant by the resig-
nation Of Miss Maude Bishop.
Miss Eubanks should have ar.
rived the first of the week but
we understand on account Of i'll.
ness she will not be able to reach
here this week. School began
Monday with a fair attendance
and we hope will continue unin-
terrupted the remainder of the
term. Postmaster Granville
Owens was In Louisville, the first
of the week with his son, DR..
Byron Owens. -,., Ii,
Brodhead reached the amount
asked for in the National United
War Work Campaign and the
credit of it issdue E-AsStrange|
and G. H. Firth, who worked
faithfully until the amount asked
was oversubscribed. Mr.. Strange
had charge of the Victor Boys
campaign, and Miss CLYDE Wat
son of the Victor Girls campaign
and both went over the top. We
have tried in vain all week to hear
what our good friends at Livings
ton did, but little has been heard,
and we take it that little has been
done, for when they do "big
things" the whole country knows
and Mrs. I. r. Storm re.
turned the first of the week from
a few days visit to relatives in the
Quail section.-Mrs. L. M. Brown
was at home from Louisville, Sun
day, with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J.G. Firth. -Mr.and Mrs. Dan
West, and family. OF Laurel, have
moved to town and are occupying
the residence Of Mrs.J. B. Farris,
in the Henry Addition. = Frank
Bowling, who recently purchased
the property of Jop Albright, has
movedhis family into W ] Owens
property on Main street, and will
live there until he can ret posses.
sion of his property.-W.J.Owens
was up from Lebanon Junction.