The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-02
Morning Prices, Children l5C, War Tax &c
FOURTH OF JULY
At OLD RUGGLES
Hon. Edwin p. Morrow VIII Deliver
Grafton mt Old Settlers Reunion
on Nations Birthday.

Ruggles Campgrounds will witness
it's biggest Fourth of July this year.
For a quarter of century the Old
Settlers have celebrated the nations
natal day on these beautiful grounds.
Many distinguished orators have
graced the platform in the past
Speakers have been given a deal OF
liberty in their deliverances Patriot
ism, of course has always been the
keynote of the speeches. In these
strenuous war times every speaker
feel that his speech is not complete
without some allusion to the war
Those who attend this year are to be
congratulated in advance on what
they are to hear. KentuclIy's peerless
orator, the Hon. Edwin p. Morrow Is
to deliver the Grafton of the day The
simple announcement that Ed Nor
row is to be at Ruggles Campgrounds
on the Fourth of July has created the
greatest interest and enthusiasm
among his friends and admirers-and
they are numbered by the thousand,
Mr.. Morrow will speak at p. m.
Quite a number of his local friends
will accompany him to the camp
grounds.
The morning speaker will be the
Rev. ]. d. Redd, presiding elder OF
the Maysville district, NJ E. Church,
South. Rev. Redd is one of the most
forceful speakers of his church. He
will have a message that will be well
worth hearing.
Hon. John F. Coldiron, popular at
torney Grassland, will also be pres
ent and speak during the day.
Music! Yes, plenty of it. The Ger
mantown band will be on the job from
a. M until quitting time in the af-
ternoon. They will make the woods
with music ring"
The social side to these annual re-
unions is one of their chief assets
In order to make this a success bring
big basket full of dinner. There are
plenty of good things to eat that will
not incur the displeasure of Mr.. HooV-
err If you bring them in unlimited
quantities. Plan for big dinner
Yes, the politicians will be there
, Somehow the candidates just natural
ly gravitate to Ruggles Campgrounds
on the Fourth. 1t is their one best
chance to see all "the boys"
The Board of Directors of Ruggles
Campmeeting Association will meet
{ on the campgrounds on the Fourth o.
July to complete arrangements fol
: the approaching campmeeting. Sever
J al privileges are to be let, the making
! of some needed improvements will b'
looked after, and the placing every
thing in order for the campmeeting
The grounds are always thronged OF
the Fourth with people looking fol
, cottages, rooms and other accommo
dations There has been such an ex
traordinary demand for cottages THU
[. year that it will be well for those wh'
intend camping to be on hand earl!
in the day. President l. M. Lane o
the Board will go to the camp oil
Wednesday and will remain until af
ter the meetings. He can be seel
there any time on the Fourth o
thereafter The Board has spared NJ
pains in getting the best talent 70
this years campmeeting. Rev. I
Howard Jones, d. D., who is to b
the evangelist, is the most successful
\ preacher along this line in the Ken
lucky Conference. Miss Vivian TripI
professor of music in Union College
will be the first woman to lead tn
campmeeting choir. She comes wit
highest recommendations Miss Nc
y Clellaa the accompanlst comes fror
/ Middletown and is highly recommend
ed by Mr.. Carl Dodds of the Maysvill
Chamber OF Commerce. Miss Mcclel
! Ian has done work on the chautauqu
platform and holds recommendation
y from the best people with the Red