Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-07-12
LIVINGSTON

returned from Cincinnati. Miss
Ella Argenbright, of Knoxville
is visiting her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs d. X Arsenbright. - Mrs
Sue Mullins and Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Herd will leave for a few
days visit with relatives in Hunt
ington, Va.--Little Henry Lee
son of Mr. and Mrs 7. &. WEIGH,
had the misfortune to get his arm
broken Tuesday. Dr.. Amyx was
called and he seems to be resting
well later. - Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Thompson, Of the Level Greer
section, has been visiting rela
tives in Corbin and Livingston
for the past week. Since our
last letter j. W. BAKER, Jr., has
moved to our town and put in a
stock of merchandise. - Mrs.
Sarah G. Iuabuidt, of near Dallas.
was RGYe latter part OF last week
to attend the funeral of her fatEe
j. Owens. - Mrs. V.C.Owens and
children. of Hazel Patch, have
been visiting relatives here for a
few days. DR. n. G.. Webb has pur-
chased and is installing 81 800
fountain. 1t looks like we all can
keep cool if we have the COIN.
B. fl. Griffin left Tuesday night to
enter the service of Uncle Sam.
He goes to Indianapolis. This
makes three brothers to enlist
1t looks like they are doing their
part to fix the hated Hun. The
least expected sometimes happens.
We had begun to think that the
pike up the river was only dream
but today the Surveyors are here
and have started the survey OF
the pike, so now it is reality and
they claim that the work will be
pushed. - Mr.. and Mrs Earnest
Arnold, of West Virginia. are lere
visiting relatives j +. Dees is
overhauling his telephone lines
here and adding new phones. -
Mr.. A b Wolf, who has been quite
sick for long time, remains
about the same Mrs lane
Owens, of Pineville, is visiting
relatives here - Prof Lee Webb
has returned from a few days
visit with relatives at Lexington.
We have been silent for several
weeks, as far as letter from this
place is concerned and the editor
even threatened to have search
warrant issued for US to see if we
could be found. Well, here we
are at the front again, ready to
dope out the news We have heen
very busy in the past few weeks
as work seems to be increasing
We see our friend Robins, of
Brodhess "a, claims that he has lost
US. We have returned and at
our post again, ready to give all
the news we can, and ready to do
all we can to help whip the Huns
and carry the Stars and Stripes
to Berlin and place them on the
loftiest peak of the city, where we
are satisfied they will be ere this
war is over, aud peace and good
will, will reign amongt men.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edd GRAY rs, of Coving-
ton. KY, are visiting relatives
here this week. Edd is just re.
covering from a severe case OF
typhoid fever. Maurice Cotton.
GIN, has a job of firing on the
rail road and will go to Paris in II
few days. Mrs. Thomas Farley,
who Las been quite sick for some
time, is some better. AT present,
this if busy world Everybody
is doing his p TT, or should be,
and if there are any loafers now,
you can put it down that they
will not work, for there is work
for everyone. The idler has no
excuse now, nor will they have
soon. Some Of these days we are
going to have one of the home
comings. This will be when the
murderOus Huns lay down their
arms and sue for mercy, when the
red-handed. blood thirsty Kaiser,
and the rest of bis tribe, are de-
throned. We will not express
our feelings, but mothers there
will be a homecoming when the
Stars aud Stripes have been car