Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-14
B R O D H E A D

church lot on Main street to
uncle Marshall Smith for $3.50. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will move to
this property within the next few
days.-Misses Dora Eubanks and
Lima Strange spent from Friday
until Monday with relatives and
friends in Colum bia.-Dr. and
Mrs. NJ. K. Pennington, and
daughter, Miss Sallie, of London,
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs
w. F. Carter from Saturday until
Monday.-Everett Watson was
discharged from Military service
last week and is now at home
Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Evans have
moved from East Bernstadt here
and are now occupying rooms at
the Rev. A. ]. Pixies residence on
West street. We are mighty
glad to have these good people
with US. The management of
Piney Grove Cemetery are an
xious to make the new cemetery
one of the most beautiful of its
kind near here, and as this plot of
ground fronts about one thou
sand feet on Boone Way it is
the intention of the management
to make a real flower garden
overhanging the highway, and
those with suitable shrubery,
roses, Towering bulbs or ferns
and such like to dispose of, that
is have surplus of them, the Of
6cers and those directly inter
ested will be very glad to get a
quantity of such plants. We are
sure that many folks both far
and near would like 10 donate
plants and etc, toward beautify-
Ing this plot of earth and Mr.. A.
E. Albright, President. and Mr..
o. r. Cass. Treasurer. viii al,
ways be ready to receive gifts,
ands~s hope that many who viii
chance 80 read these lines viii
send such things to these gentle
men by mail or bring them if they
live neal and help to make this
new city of the dead real flower
garden.-Mrs. w. A.. Tyree has
returned home after spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Roberts near Harrods-
burg.
(Items held over from last week.
f. Francisco returned from a
few days visit to his son, ]. H.
Francisco, in LaFollette, Tenn,
and his daughter, Mrs. j. M.
Sullivan, in Williamsburg On
his return home he stopped off
at Corbin and took dinner with
Prof. j. L. Pilkenton, and in the
afternoon visited Corbin Graded
High school of which Mr.. Pilken
ton is Superintendent. Mr.. Fran
isco says Corbin has fine school
building, that it is steam heated
and has twenty roo ms and that
Mr.. Pilkenton is right at home
among the Corbin people.-W. j.
Owens, of Lebanon Junction,
bought tffe small cottage that is
now used by j. T. Lawrence as a
store building from Mrs. j. M.
Adams $500. This building is
opposite the store of WE Grave
ly and the Brodhead Pharmacy.
Ed Owens, of Cincinnati,is here
with relatives for a a few days.
j. H. Owens has been appointed
marsh ll.-Mrs. J. w. Tate and
her daughter, Miss Randa. left
for Richmond last Friday, where
Mrs Tate underwent a surgical
operation Tuesday morning. and
is reported to be getting along
nicely. Mr.. Tate joined them
Tuesday morning returning home
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Durham were down from Mt.Ver-
non Sunday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Watson.-H. l..
Tharp was here from Junction
City Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. r. E.. Albright. AS here
to-fore announced Eld.J. W.Mas--
tiers will preach at the Christian
the 9th Sunday in this month =
Regular services we're held at
the Baptist Saturday and Sun.
day by the pastor. Rev. Child
ress.-A play entitled "A trip
to Podunk" was given by the
Eighth grade pupils last Fri.
day evening and by special re-
quest was given Tueseay even
ling, which was greatly enjoyed