15 Sep 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
1
The column records arrivals and visits of Mr. and Mrs. Stucker, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, and others from Tam pa and Illinois. It notes a wedding of Essie Hansel and J. W. Higgins, a public reception, a teachers and patrons association program, local appointments, illnesses, and upcoming church services, with multiple social visits and community events across Livingston and Brodhead areas in 1916.
A string of local updates mentions Livingston D Pennington of London and several residents moving houses or visiting. Greenwell relocates back to Lebanon Junction while J H Browning moves into the vacated home. Franklin of Mt. Vernon wears a Boone Way badge. Bryant visits home folks. Farley travels through London between trains. Catlin moves to Main Street property. Doss moves into Catlin’s vacated residence. Mrs. John Clark is ill. Woodall of London calls on merchants. Wilson’s prospects noted in the region. Mrs. Niceley visits Berea. McHargue of Pine Hill returns home after a brief visit with her parents.
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential family medicine. It claims rapid relief for sudden colic and diarrhoea before a physician arrives and notes the remedy is widely obtainable.
A lettered note mentions S. E. Chandler teaching at Cove school and a pleasant spelling match at the schoolhouse last Wednesday night. J. G. Riddie visited East Bernstadt for a day with the Manle Grove Association, while Mrs. Sam Bryant remains ill and unwell. W. M. Hayes of Berea visited J. W. Riddie’s home from Saturday to Monday, and Miss Minnie L. Riddle from East Bernstadt returned home after a visit here.
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