Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-01
.LIVINGS TO N

ldr0, OF MI vernon, WAS mere Oe-
tween trains, Monday DIR. Pen
niugton, of London, vas here Sum-
day to see Mrs Jim Jones, who
has been very sick. Mrs. John
Mullins, of Berea, visited Mrs @.
d. Cook, Sunday and Monday
We understand that L H. Davis
has purchased Lee Mullins stock
of goods, and Mullins will retire
from the goods business Mrs.
]. d. Catlln and daughter, of
Lebanon, We're visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. I. w. Catlin, Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Baker, of Mt Yer
non, visited Mrs Bakers father,
Daniel Ponder, Sunday. &C. G.
Davis of ut. Vernon, was here Sum-
day for few hours What has
become of the Boone Way man /?
Haven't seen anything of him for
quite a while. Drop us a line
]. Mrs. s. K. Hellard, Of Mt.
Vernon, was in our town latter
part of last week.-Mrs. G. 7. Hell
lard visited relatives in Mt. Yer
non latter part of last week. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Higgins have re-
turned from a weeks visit with
relatives at Pistsburg Mrs. w.
NJ. Fallas and children have re.
turned from Louisville, after few
days visit with relatives.-Mis.
Root Ma;tingly and children, of
COvIng'on. are Wis ting relatives
here This week. Leslie Ram DO
has mumps and is quite sick
Miss Saliie Cook, of Jellico, is Wis
hing her cousin, Miss LYDIA Cook.
en- Griffin has moved his fam
lily back to our town j. NJ. Fen
well has been quite sick for few
days, but at present he is able to
be at his post. We believe, when
congress gets through with the
"Boose" question, We will have
booseless days Judge L. w Be
thurum, of Mt. Vernon, was here
between trains, Tuesday - DR..
and Mrs. r. q. Webb, ware called
a few days ago to Burning Springs
Clay County, on account OF the
death of the DrS. father.-Ever-
EFT Mullins, of Mt. Vernon, was
bere between traius, Monday
Rockcastle River has been out of
its banks, and Tuesday it began
TO look like would reach the dam
ger stage. 1t put the l. & n.
pump out of commission and sew
eral families had to moove out OF
their houses. - F. w. Oakley, OF
Ravenna, was in to visit his fam
ily Tuesday. He will move them
to Ravenna in a few days Mrs
David Smith has been quite sick
but is better a. this writing
Miss Ella Mae Blanford. who ha:
been quite sick of measles is muct
better.-J. p. E Drummond. who
had the misfortune 10 get one o.
his legs broken, and who ha.
been in the hospital at London
Ky for about two months, came
homeTuesday walking on crutche
"A dog bit the little child of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Griffin, IN the face ;
few days ago, which caused tn
little one a great deal of suffering
but is much better now.-At las
the snow has disappeared and W
again look on old mother earth a
we have wanted to see her for tn
past seven weeks. Some felloN
once said: "Oh, the beautlfr
snow" but where is that tello'
ncw?-Closing day is being oil
served b. all in our little towr
We believe everyone is willing I
make any sacrifice that the GOV
eminent will ask, if needs be, I
help whip the Kaiser. Anythin
that Uncle Sam wants, the peopl
will be there with the good
While there may be some anon
us that are half-hearted in tn
war for Democracy, it leads US
think of the prayer that wa
prayed many years ago: "Lor
forgive them for they know NJ
what they do" Judging fro
the work of the Red Cross ar
how our country stood by it, v
should be proud Of our peopl
but anyone that is not willing
this stage of the game to do b
bit, or is a friend of the Kaise
should be reported to the prop
authorities and justice quick
meeted out to them. A. Ri