Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-31
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won unanimously - tell oul
friends" was message from
John Robins to his brother. Wal
ter, Tuesday of last week from
Louisville.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sutton
and children, of Lexington, have
returned home after a weeks visi,
with relatives Mr.. aid Mrs
Henry Anderson were at Maret.
burg SUNDAY to see Mr.. Camp
bell Houk, who is very sick. =
Jim Wallin moved to the property
which he purchased from Mrs. !.
y. Farris. Mrs. Jack Rogers and
daughters. Bertha aud Bculah, OF
Crab Orchard, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Lawrence Saturday
and Sunday. - The Brodhead
High School Basket Ball team
was defeated at Columbia Satur-
day evening by the Columbia
Ball team. The same teams will
play on home grounds next Sat
urday afternoon Master GUY
Francisco has been very sick for
few days. Little Misses Mary
and Margie Carter entertained a
mimi Der of their friends. Mopday.
afternoon lnnOn0f Or Gnelr Seventh
birthday Mrs. Grace Wilmott
and children, of Maretburg, were
guests of her sisters, Mesdames
J J. Albright. James Firth and
Miss Lena Mccall from Sunday
until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs
Jack Lunce he We the sympathy of
all in the loss of their baby girl,
born Saturday, October 25th..
Mrs Strange and daughter, Miss
Lima, and son, William, were in
Livingston Sat urday and Sunday,
as guests of Prof. and Mrs Jones.
Mrs. Eta Brown, who has a
lucrative position in Louisville.
spent first of the week with rel
utives aud friends here.-Aibert
Jarrett who has been in the U.
S. Navy, has received an honor
able discharge and after spend
ing several days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Jarrett
here, has accepted position in
Corbin.-Miss Elnora Firth has
tonsilitis. "A. E Albright bought
the black smith shop and lot
from ]. w. Owens, price $500.
Mr.. Albright anticipates erecting
a modern concrete business house
on this lot in the spring.-Mrs.
Mary Johnson was over from
Greensboro Saturday and Sunday
with her daughter. Mrs. Ellen
Brooks.-Mise Rissie Smith, who
is attending Langdon Memorial
at Mt. Vernon. was with home
folks at Hiatt from Friday until
Sunday. J. Hiatt. known to
his many friends as Ross" died
at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Virginia Cook, near Shelby
vile Tuesday of last week of
paralysis. He was born and
reared in Rockcastle and lived
here the greater part of his life.
Some fifteen year ago he moved
to Louisville where he lived unit
the tine of his death. Two years
ago. while visiting relatives here,
he was stricken with paralysis
and never again regained his
speech. His widow, who was
Miss Mamie McClary, of STAN
foid, eight children. and one
brother, Allen Hiatt, of Quail,
this county. survive. The fun
eral took place in Cave Hill Gem.
etery Thursday.-Jim Kelly
bought a five year old team of
mules. wagon and harness from
Wickliff Haggard for $500. Mrs.
Sarah elizabeth Mullins, of Crab
Orchard, was a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Mack Barnes
first of the week. Ezra Todd,
of Woodstock, who has been sick
for some time is very low and
his recovery is very doubtful
"The Frozen Trail" will be pre-.
scented by home talent at Graded
school building in the near future
and promises to be one of the
very best plays ever shown in
Brodhead.-Mr. and Mrs. j. 7.
Lawrence are with relatives and
friends at Bee Lick for q ten
DAYS visit. Nathan Brummitt