Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-24
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Marie Rambo, and brother, Willie
who are attending school a
Stanford, were with homefolk.
Saturday and Sunday Mr.. ant
Mrs. "A. +. Niceley were in Lon
don between trains Monday
Mrs. John Cockrell is visiting
her paeents in Paris this weex. =
Mrs N. Vankook and daughter
of Brodhead, were here Tuesday
between trains. Born, to the
wife of + c. Herd. fine boy on
the 10Th. There was a box sup
per at the school house Satur.
day night and $500 was realized.
Proceeds to 90 for the improve.
nent of the streets. Born. to
the wife of James Poynter, Sun
day, a fine girl.-We understand
there is a movement started to
put electric lights in Livingston.
We can't say how soon we will
get them but we sadly need them
Mfrs: +. e. -Huyse has return:
ed tr0m 4 few days ytsit with her
daughter. Mrs. Edd Quinn, at
Winchester.-Little Carrie Mink,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Mink has been quite sick, but Is
some better at this writing -
Mrs Matilda Noodall was called
to Ravenna few days ago on
account of the illness of some of
her relatives.-The funeral Of
Rev. Richard Moberly was
preached Sunday at the grave.
yard, on Gauley. by Rev. Clouse.
Mrs. Jane Owens, of Pine Hill,
Is visiting relatives here this
week.-Last Sunday night an
officer was sent from Mt. Vernon
here to arrest Ernest Woods who
Sunday, had drank to mxch Bug
Juice or Devils Dish water,
(whiskey) and become very noisy.
We understand he was fined $1o
and twenty days in Jail. Mrs.
n. j. Singleton and children
have returned from a few days
visit with relatives in East Bern
stadt. Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Mann.
ing are spending few days with
relatives in Lebanon Junction. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Gray were
on Sundays train enroute to
London. Mrs. John Mullins, of
Berea. was here between trains
enroute home from Mt. Vernon
Mrs. Bette Pike and daughter,
Alma, were with nomefolks Sun.
day Mrs. G. L. Black and
children, have returned from
London where she has been Wis.
iting relatives tor the past weCk.
R. L. Warren has sold his
property on High Street to James
Jones. Price not learned. DIR.
w. 7. Amyx was in London Mon.
day as there was Republican
rally there. Dock went up to
hear the Republican doctrine
expounded and meet the dear
people. THE company store here
has opened it's doors to the pub
lie and from what we understand
is having great success. That's
the idea. Give us more stores
and with lower prices. 1T has
always been said that one ex-
treme follows another and now 1t
has been verified for here We
had a long dry spell and now it
seems to rain every day.-Work
OIL the grade is almost at a stand
still owing to so much rain for
the last week.-Mrs.. !. Haggin
and children, are visiting rela.
tives at Lebanon Junction. Il
Mrs. VIM. Brady. of Lebanon
Junction, is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Andy Kincer.-Mrs. David
Smith was in Corbin latter part
of last week visiting relatives. Il
Mrs. j. L. Hughes, of Corbin, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Z.
Herd, this week. James Jones
is repairing his property on
High Street this week.. N
CLARK has returned from Louis
vile where he went on business
a few days ago. B. Dopally,
who has been taking his vaca.
ton, has returned TO his post.
He visited Cincinnati. Lexington,
Georgetown and Knoxville
Victor Price and Fred Mullins,
two of our merchants here were