Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-08-01
LIVINGSTON

relatives in Indiana. w. 7. |
Amyx moved his family into the
property that he purchased of j.
p. r Drummond on Main Street,
near the depot and J. W. Higgins
is moving into the property va
Gated by the Doctor.-Do not
forget Saturday. Get up early |
and 60 to the polls and do all
you can for Gov. Black. Miss |
Ella Mae Blanford is with home
folks this week after several
days stay in Louisville. 4Arnie
Hayse, Lof Cincinnati, has been
visiting his grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Hayse and is Wis
ting relatives at Mt. Vernon at
present.-Mrs. A. Mckinney of
the Freedom section, has been
visiting relatives here. Rev.
Kin Pike, of Lexington, was here
latter part of last week. He
preached one night at the Presby-
terrain church here and folks that
heard him claim that he is some
| preacher. He is a RockcaStle
boy and this sounds good to US.
He was accompanied here by his
brother, Rev. A. J. Pike,of Brod-
head, one of Rockcastle's best
| preachers.
e. S. Griffin, of Mt. Vernon
was in our city Tuesday on bust
ness.-J. N. Clark is in Louisville
for a few days.-Wonder what
has become of my friend at Brod-
head. It seems that his letters
have got few and far between.
We we're always eager to read
his write-ups and as we have
friends in the good little town of
Brodhead We sadly miss the news.
So come on and give US the news
and we will promise to be good.
and if our old friend. James Mar
ct, says anything We will double
team on him. Mrs. George Den
ham and children, of Ettowah,
Tenn, have returned home after
a few days visit with herSmother,
Mrs. Jane Bales.-J. M. Foure,
the blind preacher, has returned
from few days sojourn at Cor.
bin, Harlan and Pineville.- Only
a few more hours until the pri-
mary election. Boys get busy
those few remaining hours, put
on your political fighting clothes,
| go to every nook and corner of
| your precinct, tell all democrats
| you meet to get busy that Sat
urday is 1.-THE election and what
ever we do we must not fail to
| go to the polls and every one
| give James D. Black a vote and
then and there we will say you
have done your duty. Get busy
and keep it up until Saturday
J night, when you will hear tina,
Black has been nominated.-Les-
lie Rambo, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. B. Rambo has typhoid but is
is getting along splendid with
the attention of w. T. Amyx.-
Miss Jalett Griffith, of Mt. Vernon,
was here between trains Monday
Mrs. Lee Mullins and children
are spending the week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stalls
worth, near East BernStadt.-
Mrs. 1. w. Catlin, after a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G Niceley, has returned
to her home at Highland Park
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Blanford
motored to Parksville and spent
from Friday until Monday. They
also visited friends at Danville. :
Mrs. John Ball is visiting rela'
tives in Paris this week. Atty
J. A. Owens, of Mt. Vernon, was
here between trains Monday
A company unloaded one of the
largest oil we'll drilling outfits
here this week and it was taker
over Gauley to the Gillum farm
where work will begin at once
Hurrah for old Rockcastle and /
we don't strike oil we are at leas
boreing with mighty big anger
Walter Owens, who returned
from overseas about a week ago
is working for the L. & N. a.
Ravenna.-M Miss Marie Ramb,
has returned from a few day
visit with Jalett Griffin near Mt
Vernon.-Mrs. g. s. Griffin ant
children. Burgess and Ava. wer
here between trains Monday :
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hellard, afte