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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
The Clothcraft guarantee promises garments hold shape and fit after wear, backed by careful testing and all wool fabric assurance. Prices range from $10 to $25, with claims of lasting value and strong quality backing by the maker.
Regular services were held by Rev. James Cummins at Poplar Grove. A Friendship meeting chose a site for a new church house to be built in front of the old one, likely starting in August. The item names several local residents visiting relatives, travels, and hospitalities with brief notes on illness and upcoming church events.
Little Hobert Bryant is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Parrett visited Mr. and Mrs. Flim Parrett Sunday. S. T. Bryant was with homefolks last week. Mr. Earnest Cummins of Withers called on his best girl at this place Sunday. Misses Mattie and Minnie Parrett spent last Tuesday with sister Mrs. Levi Pennington. Willie and Charlie Shepherd spent Sunday with friends on Crooked Creek. Grover Sowder near Buckeye visited Cecil Owens Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Livesay were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bryant Sunday. Eid J. W. Riddle was in Willie on business Friday. Miss Myrtle Owens near Burr visited cousin Miss Lida Baker Saturday night and Sunday. John Parrett of Jackson county visits brother Joshua Parrett. Mrs. A. L. Adams and daughter Edith spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. James Bullock. Mrs. George Bryant, long sick, is improving. Mrs. Dana Singleton was in Mt. Vernon Monday. Havuel Reynolds and sisters Leila and Bertha of near Humble visited relatives at Pine Hill Sunday. Bible reading at this place every Sunday at 930 A M.
A short notice urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment at twenty five cents to relieve rheumatic pain. Sold by Chas. Cavis.
Advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer use. It claims the remedy is indispensable and worth its cost, available from Chas. C. Davis.
Jackson Lodge No. 731 F and A M Livingston Ky June 16 1973 notes the death of Brother Abel Pennington May 36 1913 and expresses sympathy to his widow and family. The lodge resolves to publish the notice in the Masonic Home Journal and Vernon Signal and to keep a copy in minutes.
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores boils ulcers eczema and other skin troubles with claims of prompt relief. It cites Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama cured an ugly ulcer in two weeks and notes the price at 25 cents recommended by Chas. C. Divis.
The Mt Vernon Commercial Club forwards resolutions urging Senator Bradley to introduce a federal bill for a Boone Way turnpike from Cumberland Gap to Crab Orchard Kentucky. The plan would honor Daniel Boone and follow the Wilderness Road route, with federal aid requested due to Kentucky mountains and citizenship concerns.
Sam and Kate were married and bought their entire outfit at Bakers. The note presents a wedding-themed item and promotes their outfit specialists for newlyweds in a period tone.
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