Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-11
LIVINGS TO N

Mrs. s. G. Hellard. who has
been in bad health for some
time has grown worse until now
her mind has become unbalanced
and at times she Is wild and
there is talk Of having 10 send
her to Lexington where We hope
something can be done for her.
This Is a good family and they
have the sympathy Of the people
of our town.-Judge Cam Mul-
Inns and DR.. A. G. Lowell, Of
Mt. Vernon, were here between
trans Monday. We understand
they were here in the interest
of the smallpox situation and
also in the interest Of the new
pike on which work will start IN
a few days.-Prof. Chandler. Of
Brodhead has resigned as prin.
cipal of the graded school here
and John Lair, of Mt. Vernon
has accepted the position.-Misses
LYDIA Cook and Winnie Falin
have returned from Somerset
where they weat to attend the
funeral of their cousin. daugh-
ter OF Judge James Cook.-Mrs.
w. G. Niceley has returned from
Ia Eisit Gith relatives At 8erea4.-
John Cockerel has returned from
Paris after few days visit with
relatives and friends j. H Wal
ton, of the Klondyke, is some
better at this writing.-C. Fl. Rice,
R. L. Payne and others are work.
ing on the road from the end of
the pike down through, town.
They are hauling rock and cin-
ders, blowing and scraping. They
have each furnished their teams
several days and they say in q
few days it will be easy sailing
in an auto down thru town..
H. Browning, who was once q
citizen of our town but moved
from here to Stanford and pur-
chased a farm. has sold out there
aud he and his family are here
this week visiting the family of
D. B. Rambo and will 60 on to
Ravena where Mr.. Browning has
a position as wrecker foreman. -
W. M Griffin and daughter, Miss
Celia. of West Plains. Mo-, who
for the past six months have been
in Florida. Mr.. Griffin went
there for his health. They Wis
tied relatives in Jellico, Corbiu.
Livingston. Pine Hill, Mt. Yer.
non and Brodhead and left for
home the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Griffin was once a citiA eof
this county but went to Mlss6ari
several years ago. He was once
County Judge of Ozark County,
and is now practicing attorney.
Atty. j. A. Owens, of Mt. Yer.
non, was here latter part of last
week fishing. We haven't learned
what success he had as we failed
to see him on his return home. -
Mrs. Sarah Hall has been visit
ing relatives al Pine Hill this
week. Mrs. v. Z. Owens and
children of Hazel Patch, are visit.
ing relatives here this week.
Died. Mrs. Brant King last Sat.
urday and was buried at Sand
Hill Sunday. She had flu some
time ago and kept declining in
health until the end came.-We
understand that we have small
pox just south and north of town
but both bridges are kept guarded
and there is no chance of the
town folks catching tive IN
derstand there will be a bill in.
PRODUCED in the next session OF
Congress making 2S days consti.
tute a month and Is months con
stitute a year. The name of the
months to read on this was Janu
uary, February, Liberty, March
and so on. The new month to be
called Liberty. Now we like
the method Of changing hours.
but this other change we can,
say and as it Is to come up before
Congress, We will await their
decision.-J. p. e. Drummond
has sold a farm on Mt. Nebo te
George Arnold. Price paid 81 500
-Miss'Jalette Griffin visited rela'
tives at Mt. Vernon and Maret
burg last week.-George Smith
will move his family 70 Paris il
the near future.-L. Il. Davis
has returned from the Soutb