Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-25
LIVINGSTON

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Mrs. Matilda Woodall, Of Lon
don, visited relatives here last
week.-Mr.and Mrs. B, HGriffin,
of the Buckeye Section, were
here Saturday and Sunday. -
Judge Mahlon Summers, who has
been on the sick list for some
time is some what improved and
is taking a much needed rest and
is visiting in jackson county. the
scenes OF his childhood days
Allen Mounce, who has been
quite sick for some time, is
slightly improved. Mrs. J. NJ.
Foure is quite sick at this writ
ing. = Mrs. Emmett Hansel and
children have returned from a
few days visit with relatives at
Mt. Vernon.-E. G. Hurd has purs
chased a house and lot Of Thomas
Farley. Price not learned. Miss
Angelina Fallas, of Lebanon juno
ton, is visiting friends here tins
week.-S.C.Franklin, of Mt. Yer;
non. was here between trains
Monday en- route home from Lex
ington. = Died. Saturday 10. Rich
ard Mober,y, IN his Sand year.
He had been sufferer of bright's
disease for some some time. He
leaves several childen, he was a
minister of the Baptist church and
we believe if ever there was a
christian he was one. He was
laid to rest at the family bury.
ing ground OH Gauley Branch.
Sunday. The two children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mullins thaG
have had fever are much better.
Quite a delegation of the Mt.
Vernon folks were here between
trains, Monday, and were here
while the trophy train was here.
We would be glad to give their
names, but were so busy we
failed to get them, but extend
them an invitation to come again
= Stephen Carson, of Jellico,
Tenn. was here Saturday on bust
ness.-Mrs. R. G. Webb has pur-
chased the property on Main
street, of Mrs. w. H Krueger,
known as the j.. W. Baker prop
erty; price not learned. DIR
Webb will erect a garage on the
lot to accommodate the auto folks
travelling over the Dixie High
ways, as the completion of the
road is a certainty now.-The lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Smith is very sick at this time
Wonder what is the attraction
at Mt. Vernon. Ask Mack Mar
tin = Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. O'Mary
have returned from Millersburg,
where they went to see their son,
Eg bert, who is in college at that
place. ]. Baker, a prosperous
farmer. of the Scaggs Greek Sec
ton. was here Saturday.-Mrs.
II W. Catlin ard son. John Viii,
liams, are visiting, Mrs. Collins
mother, Mrs. w. G Niceley.-R.
Moore has resigned as signal
maintalner here and VIM. Odell
has taken the plaae {
Miss Hazel Griffin is visiting
relatives az Mt. Vernon this
week. There was the. largest
crowd gathered here Monday
that was ever assembled here
before in years to see the Trophy
train and view the, instruments
of death that our boys went up
against. We believe Livingston
will go over the tap as we could
not do otherwise and do our duty
as buying the bonds is a good
investment. But the best of all
it is patriotic duty and what il
takes to be patriotic the citizens
of Livingston have it. Any one
to take a look at the German
outfit and see what our bows
had to face Is enough to make
the red blood in any American
boil. Let's finish the job and fol
ever put the Hellish Hun where
he never can be q trouble maker
any more and as this is the last
1 loan that Uncle SAM will ask. lets
!. put it throug in haste and show
to the world that We stanl ready
to back our Goyernmet at any
and all times. The boys who
l went over the top have done theil
part and now If np to as to do
our part Buy b Mrs: Nea
!, Parrett. Of Nj. Vernon. visitet
her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Lang
, ford Saturday - Mrs. ]. H. Wal
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