Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-02-28
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atives.-Mr. and Mrs. Bronston
Elder, of Stanford, we're with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Cass, Sunday.-W. T. Brook, our
own Tony. is acting Supervisor
for the Lebanon Branch of the
Louisville & Nashville during
the illness Of w. T. Patterson.-
Mrs. Byron Owens who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia, h bet-
ter. DR.. Owens returned to
Louisville Monday. where be is
attending college Rev. and Mrs.
r. c. Evans were here from
East Bernstadt Sunday the 10th.
Mr.. Evans held regular services
at the Methodist church on that
day.-Rev. Jordan Carter, OF
Wilmore. and Rev. Krump, Of
Lexington, were Il e guests of DR..
W. F. Garter several days last
week.-Jop Albright, who came
home from Harlan county Q few
weeks ago quite sick, returned
the first of the week.-Mrs..
ees2S- Scis,ass sKtessss SassssAsx-
last week with his Grandmother.
Mrs. John Riddle. Mrs. ]. J.
Painter, of Stanford, was here
last week the guest of her mother,
Mrs. L. N. Vanhook. &C. 3, Firth,
and daughter, Miss Elnora, were
in Mt. Vernon several days hast
week completing the records Of
the Local Board. Mrs. ~ NJ.
Brown was at home from Louis.
vile Sunday the roth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ] C. Firth.
w H. Brown, of Lancaster. was
here last week for a few days
]. L. Kegley. of Fariston, sold
the house and lot purchased from
Morris Firth to Kirt Kidwell ,or
$3ss .oo.-George Holcomb was
taken to London Sunday. whel Q
he underwent an operation for
appendicitis upon his arrival
there. He was taken i'll Wednes-
day of last week but did not cal
a doctor until Saturday when it
was found he was suffering from
this trouble. DR.. II. v. Penning.
ton, who was visiting DR.. W. F.
Carter, was in consultation with
DR.. Carter in the case and both
doctors accompanied MIR. Hol-
comb to London. His condition
is very seriouse and made so by
waiting SO long before calling
physician. however, he is getting
along as well as could be ex.
pected.-Misses Halle Snodd,
Dorothy Eubanks and Henrietta
FOrsae, Postmaster Granville
Owens and Gus Carson attended
the picture show at Stanford
Saturday night.-Uucle John Sig.
man bought a jersey COW from
DR.. w. E. .McWilliams: the first
of the week for $7s co. Miss
Lena Mccall, of Maretburg, was
with her sisters, Mrs. j. u.
Albright and Mrs. J. D. Firth
this weeks. T, Proctor was
here from Mt. Vernon Monday
figuring on the new brick cot
tage that r. H. Hamm means to
erect in the near future.- J. M.
Humble was down from Corbin
the first of the Week.-Mrs. Efhe
Ware, Of haywood, was the guest
of Mrs. J. N. Vanhook the first
of the week.-Capt George M.
Firth was at home during the
week the guest of his. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Firth. II
Among the soldier boys recently
discharged from army service
are Edd Reynolds. Fred Shivei,
Chas. Soard, Henry Harrison.
Oscar McNelly and John Coffey.
W. T. Brooks sold his farm to ]. |
M. Turpln, of Langford. for
Sa9so.oo. This farm lies be.
tween here and Msretburg. -
Miss Oma Brown and Arnold
Hiatt were here from Quail dur.
ing the week the, guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Riddle.-Mrs. A. |
M. Hiatt and little daughter, Dor
othy Vernon, are spending sever.
al days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Smith. in Hiatt
section. "A. G. Crider, the prom