The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-27
NOTES FROM RUGGLES
What the Campers Are Doing AZ the
Beautiful and Famous Camp
grOunds-RellgiOus Ser
vices Start To-day

Ruggles Cahnpgrounds, July 26th,
1916-Tomorrow Thursday the TWEEN
ty-seyenth, another campmeeting VIII
begin. Since Sunday the cottages have
filled up fast until today the camp Is
alive with jolly crowd ready to en-
10y camp life for two weeks, also the
splendid services that are to be held
The first service will be at 10 a. m.
Just who will deliver the keynote
sermon has not yet been decided but II
is likely that the new superintendent,
Rev. r. r. Overly, will be the man 10
start things moving.
Mr.. John Brisbois brought out one OF
his finest new pianos today to be used
in the musical part of the services.
Along with the piano he brought about
200 fans which the campers are very
thankful for, and will be still more
appreclative IL the present hot spell
continues.
Rev. ]. NJ. Literal and family and
Miss Kate Freye of Greenup, who is
to be the pianist arrived today.
Mr.. |. M. Lane, president and gem
eral manager of the campmeeting,
with his wife came out Monday. Mr..
Lane is bossing the job Of getting the
grounds cleaned up and every thing In
spick and span order for the opening
day.
Misses Grace Morris Of Latonia and
Myrtle Wicks of Dayton. Ohio, arrived
Monday and are pleasantly located at
No. 10 Old Kentucky Home.
he. hot tel On
ing in good shope. They are serving
some of the finest old country ham
you ever tasted. They promise good
eats all the time, including that popu-
lar Methodist dish-fried chicken.
Mrs. Thomas w. Tolle and daugh-
ter. Miss Mable, arrived the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Howard II. Rosser and family,
and Mrs. William Rosser moved into
camp on Wednesday.
Landy Foxworthy, the popular stable
man. is on the job. Foxworthy Bros
have had charge of the stables for
years and have given entire satisfac-
ton to every one.
An important event preliminary to
the beginning of campmeeting is the
arrival of the straw. 1t is here and
those who have had to sleep on boards
and hard beds are busy filling ticks fol-
a day or so.
Rev. N. II. Young and wife of Louisa
KY, Rev., G. N. Jolly, b. d. and VIII
liam Jones of Ludlow are among the
first ministers to arrive.
A bunch of the campers attended 6
pie supper given at a neighborinl
church last Saturday night. They re
port the pies some wonderful creation:
and the social part just fine.
BILLY" Sons and wife who have 81
faithfully and efficiently kept things
tidy and nice about the grounds anC
cottages for years, are on the job early
They have the lights and everything
looking fine.
Miss Virginia Mae Hurd who is t
have charge of the children's service
arrived today and will camp at thu
Bierbower cottage. Ruggles camp
meeting never had more popular ant
successful worker with the childrei
and young people than Miss Hurd. AL
rejoice that she is with us again il
that capacity.
Mr.. Lane announces that he has TIVE
cottages to let. Those desiring sam
can apply to him at the grounds
While every cottage was taken II mos
always happens that circumstance
prevents some coming at the last min
ute, hence the chance for some on
else to come. ]. II. r