The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01


years. And you Just ought TO eat
some OF their biscuits. They get bet
tor each year. They are 30 good
that II makes II an expensive prosposi-
tion for one to eat all he wants OF
them. We are told that chicken will
be a chief part Of the menu this week,
Hurrah! for chicken.
Mrs. James M. Rains returned to
Maysville today after two weeks
stay on the grounds
Revs. Isaiah Cline and T. l.. Stot-
Ter returned this morning to their APP
pointments on their respective
charges.
Bishop Anderson and his lovely
family got away at an early hour this
morning their intention being to make
the early train to Cincinnati as the
Bishop speaks at Lakeside, Ohio, on
Tuesday. Mr.. Jack Farrar motored
them to town.
Mr.. william Gibson Of Maysvllle Is
out today painting and decorating
1.-THE Mountaineer' the handsome new
cottage occupied by Mr.. l. M. Lane.
Rev. W. H. Davenport, District SUI
perintendent, left this morning for
Trinity, where he will hold a Quar-
terly Conference tonight. He will re-
turn tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Parker left this
morning to attend the Institute to be
held this week at vanceburg.
Our policeman, Mr.. w. D. Hendrick-
son, after staying In camp over Sun
day, went on the war path again this
morning for the nomination Of sheriff
of Lewis county. Only one week more
and 1t will all be over. Here's hop
ing. During Mr.. Hendrickson's abb
sence Mr.. Pollitt is looking after the
law and order on the grounds.
Revs. John o. Gross Of Advance,
and l.. o. Carder of Olive Hill, came
in on the noon auto to spend several
days in camp.
We are wondering every day why
that friend of ours who promised to
bring supply Of fans to the camp for
distribution has so far failed to put
in his appearance. His coming now
would be hailed with Joy. II he de-
fers his coming much longer our last
RAY of hope will disappear.
Raymond Muse and Roy Nauman
didn't get away last night because OF
pressing business. Fact is Ray just
had the time of his life and was not
particular whether he went home or
not. He was a brilliant success in
more ways than one on Sunday And
he has a better opinion of Methodist
bishops now than ever before. Just
ask him.
Rev. A. w. Insko led the early
morning devotions today. DIR. Jolly
gave the morning sermon. DR.. Jolly
is always interesting and instructive.
The sermon this morning was up to
the high standard always maintained
by the speaker Rev. ]. NJ. Bennett Of
Paintsville, new man for Ruggles,
was the afternoon speaker At the
evening service we enjoyed another
treat in the way of sermon by Rev.
Thomas Grenfel, the englich preach
er with big voice. Rev. Grenfel is
like whole army turned loose when
he is at himself He kept the whole
service at high pitch.
Rev. E. R. Overley, District Super
intendent of the Covington District,
with his wife and children, motored
in at a late hour this evening They
will be quartered In the Kentucky
building. Rev. Overley will now as
sumo charge of the services. The
camp has felt very much the need of
Brother Overley's services, and now
that he is here much more enthus-
iasm will be added to the meetings.
Prof. c. s. Dale made a flying bust
ness trip to Maysville today.
The annual memorial service will
be held on Thursday at >10:3O a. m.
This is always a day of large attend
ance. In connection with this service
will be celebrated the Communion of
Our Lords Supper. Those in charge
will appreciate it very much If the
names of former campers who have
passed away during the past year are
handed in before Thursday at the time
Of the service.
The Annual meeting of the Camp