Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-10
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WIS. ". v. jarrett anu SOns,
J' dson and Johnny, visited her
brother, Albert Albright and
FIRMLY in Louisville several days
last week. Mrs o W Turplr,
Forest Turpin and daughter, Miss
Mauripe, visited relatives in East
Bernstadt last week Mis-. Edd
Sturgin and children, left Satur-
day for Cleveland, Ohio. They will
makethat their home. Elijah o.
born. who returned home from
France few weeks ago, is very
I'LL of typhoid fever. On Friday
Il ternoon of last week, the pupils
of the 9TH and sth grades of the
Rrohdead Graded and High
s, hool, chaperoned by their
I acher, Miss Henri eta Forsee,
started on hike, Immediately
alter school closed, in search Os
nuts, persimmons, grapes. ETC.,
returning by way Basin Springs,
where delightful lunch was en-.
joyed. All report a fine time
Mrs. Susan Harweed, of near
Hiatt, is with relatives at Cedar
Creek for few weeks visit -.
Mrs. d. B Albright has beeuti.
fuS-Gas, of Fail auI@Winfer hats
on display in the store reem join.
ing the fTfrnT -horef---E. S. At
bright and Logan Bryant we're
down from Mt. Vernon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Wilson and
Children, were guests of Mr.. Viii.
sons sister. Mrs Robert Brown,
al Ottawa from Satur day until
NJ nday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. l..
Durham. and son, Austin. of Mt.
Vernon, visited relatives here Sat.
urday and Sunday.-Mrs. Mary
Johnston was here from Greens
burg Saturday and Sunday, with
h r daughter, Mrs. Ellen Brooks
- Mrs. Ed Newland and children,
Willie, J. c.. and Virginia are
visiting Mr.. Newland and son,
Edgar, at Lynch.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Robins, and daughter, Mil
dred, left Tuesday for their new
H. me at N cholasville. They
have many warm friends here
who regret to see them leave
and trust they will be well salts. |
fed in their new location.-Mas-
ter Earl Hunt who has been VITA
his aunt, Mrs. Henry Anderson,
for several months, left for his
home at Campton last Saturday.
James Vance. who had an aut-
ton sale of his farm, stock. house
hold and kitchen furniture on
Thursday of last week will locate
in Virginia. DIR. ". E. McWil.
liams attended a speaking at Mt.
Vernon Wednesday. - Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Anderson, Mrs. j.
M. Adams and sou, Shirley mot
ored to Preachersville Sunday |
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.
Anderson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Shelton and sons, Viii.
ey, Reece and Scovel and daugh-
ter, Miss Butrice visited the fam
lilies ofGeorge and John Roberts
near Maretburg Sunday. Mrs.
Marshal Owens, Of 80" Maret- I
burg, is with her daughter, Mrs.
X. ] Mckinney. She has sold |
her property at Maretburg and
will locate here.-Edgar Brown
sold his property on Maple St.,
to r. f. Lawrence. Mr. Brown
will move to Detroit. Wallace |
Mullins, of Highland, is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Henry Ander
n.-Walter Robins was In Mt.
Vernon between trains Wednes
day. - Rev George Childress con.
Quoted services at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and ev-
ening.-Frank Robins has moved
to the proper ty recently purchased
ard vacated by John Robins
Dwight Bowman and Aubrey
Martin were down from Mt. Ver-
non Sunday.-Mrs. Bette How
ard purchased from ID w. Fear
ter, IL acres of the Howard farm
for $l5oo. DR.. Carter taking the
house and lot she recently bought
from Rev. Masters in on the
place for $500. Mrs. Mcknight
lin, of Ohio, bought the Vance
farm. price unknown. Uncle
Marshall Smith. who sas been
con fined to his bed so long, still
continues very ILL.,. -ltev. L. N.
Bowling has been conducting a
revival at Little Hickman, KY