Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-28

I Jarvis have moved to High ST.,
and gone to housekeeping. Little
Misses Mable and Alleen Baker
and Alma Pike went to Mt. YER
non Saturday to visit relatives
G. S. Griffin, of Mt. Vernon, was
here Saturday between trains
George Smith, of Richmond, was
here Saturday. - W. M. Odell
was in Cincinnati Saturday get.
ting his eyes tested and glasses
fit tee. Rev. A. J. Pike, of Brod.
head, was on Mondays train en-
route to Harlan, KY, to visit his
brothers. Richard and Jacob and
to hear the WINES trial which is
attracting a great deal of atten.
ton ali over the State.-Miss
Bessie Mullins Is visiting rela-
tives at Brush Creek.---Dr. r. G.
Webb was in London between
trains Monday Attys. j. W.
Brown, c. 9 Williams and Judge
L. w. Bethurum, Of Mt. Vernon,
were here Friday taking deposi.
tions.-Judge Cam Mullins, Of
Mt. Vernon, was here between
t1anasS anday.=hsffiiss Estt.Yei Hays
has returned from Cincinnati
after few days visit with rela-
tives.-Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cro-
mer will go to housekeeping on
Sand Hill.-Mrs. Cecil Reynolds,
of Corbin. visited relatives here
last Week.-Mrs. Ruth Burton is
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. II.
Burton, this week. Henry Oueil
of Cedarville, was In our town
Monday -Swannie Price was in
London Saturday on business. -
Well, we are looking for one of
the biggest times in our lives
between now and the Republican
primary With candidates Offer
ing for Office all over the county.
Of course. we democrats are not
in 1t, but we can stand on the
grand stand and see the process
sion go by. From the way it
looks to us there are going to be
two or three for leach Office aud
it will not be long until business
picks up. The vote Of the women
has to be reckoned with this
time and we will wager a ginger
cake that there is going to be
some fun Livingston is enjoying
a Period of quietude at present.
Don't know whether it is on &C
count of fearing the marshall or
it may be that the supply Of
white lightning or monkey juice
has run low or it may be that the
bUUtfrggers have gone to prof.
teering, any way, business j. It a
very low ebb at present.-.t be.
gins TO look like the Wet ding
bells will ring in the near future.
but at present We will withhold
names, but will give them at Q
more convenient timex. A.
Ward was called to East Bern
stadt on account of the death of
his brothers wife.-G. u. Jones
has heen quite sick for a few
tays;- but rs better at present.
V. G. Owens, section foreman at
was in our town Sun
lay. B. Stidham, of Winchester
was here Monday. Mr.. Stidham
Was once a citizen of this town
md engaged in railroad work.
Uncle Allen Mounce, who has
been in very poor health left to-
lay, (Tuesday) for Richmond
20 consult Gibson Drs. Mrs.
Sam Mullins is visiting her sister
who is in berea attending school.
For the last week we have
had ideal spring weather. The
sun has been warm but this
morning rain, sleet and snow is
alling and 1t looks like Old Man
has taken a new lease.
We imagine that Mr.. Ground Hog
vas in the notion of venturing
orth but If he had such ideas,
his morning caused him TO
,hange his mind.-Uncle Joshua
3oreing. of near Mt. Vernon, was
lere Tuesday TO see Urban
he wning and visit old friends
Daniel Mullins says he thinks he
will offer for re election at the
for Justice of rhe Peace.
Boys, it is long time to be a
clever man and there is a many
land shake between now and
he primary, but you will want