Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-10
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was here between trains Monday.
Il. p. f Drummonds of Knox
vile, is here this week. There
have been two men here from
Lebanon Junction, for the past
week selling shares in a store to
be started in our town. They
wanted $1,000, 90 and that amount
has been raised among the rail.
readers and a few outsiders.
TheIe is one of the same kind in
Louisville, one in Lebanon juno
ton and they have what they
wanted here and one will start
here in few days. There will
also be one in Corbin. The plan
is for cheaper goods. We say if
there is any relief lets have it at
once.-Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Nicely have returned from few
days stay in Richmond, KY, and
Cincinnati.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Langford are whiting relatives
in Mt. Vernon this week.-Mrs..
w. Medlocx has returned fJom
Corbin after a few days visit to
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Warren who have been visiting
';ssssses,sl--.i VI sa4. ;, s;Ssi4sasais
ed after few days Stay there
ssfi r. are, Mrs. w. H. Oliver have
returned from a two weeks visit
with relatives in North Carolina.
Fritz Kruger and Mrs. w. H.
Kruger of Mt. Vernon. were in
our town today, Tuesday.-We
understand that steps are to be
taken tonight, Tuesday, to have
have appointed a Police Judge
and Board of Trustees as we
have beeu going along for some
time without either. e. b.
Owens was in Mt. Vernon, Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Audy Kincer re-
ceived very painful injuries Fri.
day when an auto turned over,
near East Bernstadt. Mr.. Kincer
is able to STIR around but Mrs.
Kincer is badly cut and bruised
up. Covering too much ground
in too small a time Is given as the
cause. R. Catlin who has been
working in Lynch. KY, was here
Tuesday between trains, enroute
home to Lebanon, Ky.-We wish
to say to our good friend. w. H.
Owens, of Willailla, just to keep
on with his COOL road work and
not many days hence your cries
will be heard. We, here at Liv-
ingston, thought we were the
worst treated in the good road
proposition of anybody and we
just keep on talking and writing
until We are going to get what is
coming to us. If some the folks
that have good roads would take
a trip to Level Green as We did
in June and pass over the dug hill
and live to tell your experience
we know you would say, lets
help them make road. Again
we say, just keep on and in the
near future others will come to
your rescue.-O ID. Bryant of
Mt. Vernon, was here between
trains Sunday.-Yes, We have
had fiue rain ana it was badly
needed. Mrs Robert Mattingly
of Paris. KY, has been visiting
Mrs. Geo. Smith OF this place. -
Rev. Baker of Fariston, KY, fill
ed his regular appointment at
the Christian Church Saturday
and Sunday.-Dr. Moore of Mt
Vernon, was here between trains
Tuesday.-Mrs. Fred Mullens
and Mrs. Vic Price were in Pitts
burg Sunday.-Mrs. L. NJ. Oliver
who has been quite sick, went to
Richmond Monday to consult the
Gibson Drs James ID. Martin
of Bowling Green, has been visit
ing Mrs. NJ. f. Martin and his
nephew C. NJ. Martin for the past
few days.. T.. Woodall the
hustliug salesman of London,
was with our merchants Wednes-
day.--Miss Ruth Painter has re-
turned from a few days visit
with relatives at Lebanon Jet,
and Stanford. Mrs. VIM. Scott
and Mrs. w. A. Owens of the
Quail section, have returned
home after a few days visit with
their sisters, Mrs. Lee Reynolds,
Mrs. ]. II. Walton and Miss Ann
Parsons WIN. Fisher of Leb.
anon Junction, who is interested
in the new store. which will open
its doors in a few days, here, is
in our town.--D. b. Rambo went
TO Stanford Wednesday on bust.
ness. Mat Pike of the Galloway
section, who has been sick for
some time, was able to come 70
town today, Wednesday,