03 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
1
A bustling column lists residents and visitors including S. Franklin of Mt Vernon, Mr. Herd of Hamilton visiting Ed Herd, J. L. Hughes in Pittsburg, and many local trips. Debates over town growth, court appearances in London, and sharp local rivalries with Maret are noted, plus community happenings and travel to Paris, Cincinnati, Knoxville, and Greenville.
Paid is a visitor to every home and usually it comes quite unex pectedly. It is promoted as the greatest pain killer ever discovered, simple to apply, and effective for stiff necks and sore feet after exposure. A testimonial from Mervin H. Hoister of Berkeley, Cal describes relief after two applications. available at druggists for 25c in March 1915.
Miss Mary May Latham and Ada Walton stayed with Miss Mae Cummins last week. Margarite Tharp of Junction City visited relatives from Friday to Monday. Harrison Tyree left town last Thursday. William Mullins of Mount Vernon spoke with insurers here Friday. Misses Joe Davis and Mary Langford of Mount Vernon were guests of Mrs. Walter Robins last week. Earl Tharp telegraphs from Mobile Alabama. Cleve Brooks and Nannie Hilton wed last Thursday. Ben V. Riddle bought a house and lot for $500 and moved there midweek. Marshall Smith moved to J. M. Adams property. W. P. Rigsby of Preachersville visited Saturday on business. Mae Cummins in Mount Vernon between trains Saturday. Mrs. Ed Sturgeon of Louisville visits her mother Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Lebanon Junction were here between rains Monday. Pre-Rev. A. J. Pike preached at North Rolling Fork Baptist Church near Gravel Switch last Saturday and Sunday. Annie Cass returned Thursday from a visit to her sister Mrs. Lester B. Hilton in Stanford with Mr. Hilton and James.
State Board of Election Commissioners released the exact official vote across statewide races. Governor Stanley leads by 471 votes. Black tops Lieutenant Governor by 8,728. Green wins Auditor by 4,908. Logan defeats McGregor by 4,723. Keenan narrowly prevails for Clerk Court of Appeals by 4,331. Gilbert secures Superintendent of Public Instruction by 2,800. Cohen wins Agriculture Commissioner by 5,363 with party totals listed for each office.
Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville Ohio reports a year of indigestion and recurring sick headaches. A friend advised Chamberlains Tablets and the remedy relieved her quickly. For sale by all dealers.
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