Louisville and Nashville Railroad Notices at Mt Vernon
Public railroad notice indicates the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has entered at Mt Vernon Kentucky as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
3
Public railroad notice indicates the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has entered at Mt Vernon Kentucky as second class mail matter.
Local items list residents and visitors including Fred Owens from Lancaster for a few days O D and Logan Bryant in Pine Hill on Sunday between trains Mrs Henry Catron of Lincoln county with relatives here and in the county. W T Davis helps the Signal force during rush. Buck French returns from Santo Texas. Mullins to move to London. Schroder from Livingston visits Fishback family.
Miss Francis Sparks visited Stanford last week staying with Miss Berta Gene Penny. J. T. Meadows and family visited relatives in Louisville for Xmas shopping. Mrs. Frank Catron, recently ill, traveled to her father John Riddle in Walnut Grove on Monday.
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