Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
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she wa t4t II t. I xlngton
W. ere sh, died ,h, "A h Her
husband and fiends uent there
and brought the remains hack
to her home and she was laid TO
rest in the family burying
ground the 2sth She was so
,ears old aud had been m m per
of the Baptist church for years.
Besides her husband she leaves d
children. one girl, Miss Lucinda,
three boys, Ben, George and
Sam and a host of relatives and
friends to mourn her loss Mrs
w. X. Ward and son, Glen, of
Ravenra, have been visiting rels-
tives here the past week Mrs.
Z. Z RICE, of Corbin, is visiting
relatives here and at Brodhead
this week - Mrs w. NJ. Brady
left to day to visit her mother,
Mrs. w. R. Ward, at Ravenna -
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ponder, of
Brush Creek, are visiting Mrs
Ponder's parents, Mr. and Mrs
| " anion Summers Uncle Ahen
Mounts is slowly improving -
Quite a nun Der of our citizens
turned out last Saturday to wit
ness the ball game between the
Scout Team of Mt. Vernon and
some of our youngsters. The
visitors in spite of their very evi
dent lack of practice put up
much better game than the score
Of ffty.three to twenty. eight in
favor of the home team would In
dictate and upheld the honor of
the Scout organization by manly
way iu which they accepted de-
feat. This was the first game of
the season, for either team. The
next win be played on the Mt.
Vernon diamond Saturday, May
and. Niceley's good work behind
the bat, young Billiards. heroic
efforts on the mound and Mullins
home run go to the credit of the
visitors, while Quinn's remarka
BILE catch in left field, Hilton's
base running and clever work of
Brady, Livingston's sensational
kid pitcher were the outstanding
features of the work of the home
team. All of The boys did excel.
lent work and We feel safe in say.
ing that Livingston has three or
four youngsters that will come
up to anything of their size on
any ball diamond in this end of
the State.-Mrs. G. S Griffin and
children, were visiting relatives.
at Mt. Vernon Thursday and
Friday Sometimes the dark
est morning turns out to be the
prettiest dav and sometimes the
finest prospects are easily bhted.
So with the fruit crop in this 10.
cality. A week ago we had the
finest prospect Of a large crop Ct
almost all Kinds of fruit but to
day we haven't any Mr.. and
Mrs. E b. Owens and family
motored to the Sayers neighbor.
hood Sunday and returned before
night after leaving home at D.
IN. That is what we call going
some.-Miss Laura Hiatt, of Mt.
Vernon, has returned home after
a few days visit with Miss Ialett
Griffin.-There was to be a meet
ing In Mt. Vernon last Saturday
of the Level Greeners, to perfect
arrang ements for the reunion at
Level Green. We are very sorry
that we could not be there, but
our better half was quite sick
and we could not attend. We
hope there was good crowd and
trust the necessary arrangements
were made for a great day at that
place. We have had to do part
of the cooking and the results is
better imagined than described.
for one half the men will not eat
their own cooking and as for me
I can't boil water without scorch-
ing IL. We are glad to say the
Madam is better now and the
grub business is o. K.-We un-
derstand that ]. p E. Drummond
has purchased a home in Ash.
vile, N. c., and will close out his
business here and make his flu
ture home in that city.--Johu N
Clark has sold his property here
to s. A. Humble. Cashier of the