Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-15
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at his home, here Thu rsday
morning of las, week, after an
Illness of only two hours. Mr..
Shivel was member of the
Christian Church, in good stand.
ing. was one of our most highly
respected citizens mo will be
greatly missed He is survived
by his second wife, to whom he
was married only one year and
twu1nJnths, and six children,
Ezra, of Whitewood, Kentucky,
John. Of near Hiatt. Mrs. Alfred
Owens, Richard, FREQ and Miss
Bessie of Brodhead. Short funer.
al services were conducted at
the home by Rev. l.. N. Bowling
and was LAID to rest in the Piney
Grove cemetery. Our sympathy
is extended to the bereaved ones.
- A. NJ. Hiatt was i'm Lancaster
on business last week. MIR. and
Mrs. Josh Wilson and little son
Master Kennith Lawrence Will
son were at Boe Lick last week,
visiting relatives. Oscar Spoona.
more and Mrs. Robert Lawrence
tin Il .onisNDle their
sister. Mrs. Elite Owens who is
very sick. - Mrs. John Robins
has returned to her home at
Nicholasville after short visit
with relatives at Mt. Vernon and
Brodhead. - Mrs. Leila Mae
Cooper and daughter. Miss Ruby
were down from Mt. Vernon
Tuesday shaking hands with the
voters. Mrs Cooper is a tandi-
date for County Court Clerk. -
Mrs. L. N. Bowling was very
sick during the week. - Mrs.
Lucy Mccall, of harrisburg
visited her daughters, Mrs.
James Firth and Miss Lena
/. Mccall last week. - Miss Ruby
Cooper of MI. Vernon, visited
Miss Goldie Emerick Saturday
and Sunday. MIS- Fraul'iS
Sprowl has returned from
Louisville where she has been
with her aunt, Mrs. John Pike.
Miss Artie Payne entertained
last Friday afternoon, April 9Th
in honor of her thirteenth birth
day. Out door games We're en-
joy ed, delightful refreshments
were served. and a most pleasant
afternoon reported by all. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Hysinger of near
Mt Vernon attended the funeral
and burial of p. f. Shivil.-Mrs.
James Firth and little son, James
Jr. have returned from Maret-
burg where they were guests Of
Mrs. Lucy Mccall ard Mrs.
CIR ce Wilmct. - Mrs. James
Petty of Colu mbia is here with
her daughter, Miss Willie Petty,
of the school faculty who has
been so very sick at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Cass - A
message was received from Lon
don Friday stating the death of
DR.. M. K Pennington. For the
past few years DR.. Pennington
has been coming to BrOdhead to
do dental work, and has made
many friends here who regr ct to
hear of his death. Mrs. Linda
Benton, of Britton Oklahoma is
visiting Mrs. j. F. Watson and
other friends here this week. -
Cashier A. M. Hiatt and A. ],
Haggard are remodeling and
painting their dwellings which
adds much to their appearance
Miss Bess Shivel visited the
family of her brother, John
Shivel near Hiatt this week.
Mrs. Kate Tharp and son, Grave
ly. are here from Junction City.
Announcement has been re-
ceived of the arrival of a son at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bron-
ston Elder. of Stanford. Mrs.
Elder will be remembered as
Miss Arna Cass, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. R. Cass. Mr.. Elder
is the son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob
Elder of Brodhead. Misses Lima
Hall and Anna limerick who are
attending school here were week
end visitors to their parents al
Maretburg. Mrs. Bettye Car ter
attended the burial of DR.. NJ. X,
Pennington at London Saturday. =
w. A. Carson is in Mt. Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. csss were IN
Stanford Sunday to see their new
r,.aodson Tn Che dxy;olx N,