Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-09-12
LIVINGSTON

Mrs. Ora Frltb, OF BrOdnead
stopped here here today on hel
way from London, KY to vlsi
her sisters, Mrs. j. N Clark ano
Miss Flora Pennington.-M Miss Ce
celia Blanford, of Mathews, KY.
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Ella
Mae BlanfOrd this week. - II. J.
Singleton is in Paris, KY, thi:
week - Miss Ethel Hayse ha.
been sick this week but i:
better at this writing Jane:
Broyles and son of Leve
Green stopped here on their way
to CovingtOn to visit her sister
Mrs. r. B. Sams.-Mrs. w. N.
Sans and daughter have return.
ed from Pineville, where she had
been to visit her sister, Mrs.
Earnes Thompson, who has been
,. q S-ss~acSr-sSt'~sS1szs -c;Me .,seS. f..
Hellard, OF Mt. Vernon, is here
this week doing some carpenter
work for Dr.W. T. Amyx and ]. It.
Jones.-J. B. Jones who has been
quite sick for some time is able
to leave his roOm.-Ben Hellard
has purchased house and lot of
Prof. Lee Webb, price paid $500
Mr.. and Mrs. David Heron. of
Cincinnati, was here a few DAYS
ago visiting Mrs. Herron's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Maguise.
We failed to get the item at the
proper time, but Mr.. Heron de-
serves all that we can say good
about them, and he is a man after
our own heart, we mean 100 per
cent democrat.-Judge Cam Null
Inns and the engineer was in our
little town last week trying to
settle how the pike is to cross the
railroad tracks and Round Stone.
Our idea is that one bridge will
suffice for both the railroad and
creek, that is we believe it will
start near the center of town and
land ON the hill on opposite side.
Mrs. J. M. Foure has been
quite sick for some time but is
slowly improving.-Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Arnold, of West Virginia
has been with relative here for
the past few days and are now
gone to Wallens, KY, for few
days.-R. L Bray. of Wabd, and
w. M. Bullock. of the Blue Springs
section, was here Tuesday looking
over The county and we informed
them that Livingston had them
all beat olock. Mrs. O.W. Tur-
pin, of Brodhead, Miss Lizzie ed.
wards, of Richmond. Ky, stopped
off here to viz st. relatives on their
way to Brodhead. Sunday.-Mrs.
]. Il. Meadows ard children of
Mt. Vernon, Mrs. V. P. Freeman
and niece of Pine Hill. spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. N.
H.Oliver on their way home from
Irvine, KY, where they were
visitipg.-J.P. +. Drummond, of
Knoxville, Tenn, is in Livings.
ton looking after his business
here w. NJ. Baker, of Mt.Ver-
non, was here between trains
Tuesday. - Mr.. and Mrs. U. G.
Baker, Mrs. Fred Baker and ].
w. Baker. Jr., of Mt Vernon,
was here between trains Mon.
day.-Henry Gentry, of Mt Yer.
non, Mrs. Matilda Woodall and
Ben Hellsrd of this place are at.
tending the association at Fair
view Rev. Webb. of Mt. Vernon,
was on yesterdays train en- route
20 Sny der, KY, TO attend the as
ISOLATION. Miss George Mcclure
who has been at home for few
days returned to stamford todsy
where she will attend the teach
ers Institute.-Mr. and Mrs. g.
w. Murphy and children have
returned home after a few days
visit with relatives near East
Bernstadt, Ky.-Sam Hellard has
purchased a house and lot on
Main street from Ben Hellard;
price paid $500. - Miss Jalette
Griffin has returned home to Mt.
Vernon after spending a few
DAYS with Miss Ruth Painter
Mr. and Mrs.J.L Hughes, OF Cor
bin, visited relatives here Sun
day.-Miss Marie ltambo is at
tending school at Stanford, KY
MrsE.L.Cockrell visited relatives
at Crab Orchard latter part OF
last week.