The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-25
RUGGLES CAMP GETS
ORGANIZED AND IS
OPENED FOR Big Time
Many Couples on Hand For First Day
at the Ruggles CampgrOunds-Big
Time Is Planned.


Ruggles Campgrounds, July "a
Superintendent Davenport announced
early this morning that In order to
give all campers a chance to get
moved in and Strengthened up there
would be no services until evening
with the exception of the Children's
hour at 1870. After hearing the an
nouncement the campers gave them
selves up to day Of rest and recrea-
ton. Many have moved in during the
morning so that at the present writ
ing-1:30 p. m.-the camp presents a
lively appearance. Those interested
in the campmeeting are always inter-
ested to know who are camping. The
following is a partial list of those
already here by cottages: Rev. W. G.
Bradford and family, Augusta; Mrs.
c. s. Dale and children, Maysville; the
Misses Bierbower and Miss Virginia
Hurd, Maysville; Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Hendrickson, Vanceburg; Mrs. Ed
ward Piper and child and Mrs B. E.
Mcclure, Maysville; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walsh, Maysville, and Mrs. M. F.
Thomas and son, Pittsburg, Pa; DR..
]. B. O'Bannon and wife and Mrs.
Muse, Mt Carmel; Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Cabler, Mason county; Mrs. ]. c.
Simons, family and Miss Frances
Snapp, Maysville; Misses Mae, Alma,
Freda and Lucretia Williams, Ewing;
John Brodt. Maysville; Mrs. Fannie
Kelly and son, Mt. Carmel; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Pollitt and daughter, Mays
Vile; Miss Anna King and Miss Marie
Duzan, Maysville; Rev. William Jones,
DID. and wife, Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hamrick and family, Toles-
boro; ]. H. Richardson and family and
]. R. Currey, Maysville; Mr.. and Mrs
G. N. Harding and granddaughter
Marian Fetter, Maysville; B. c. Grigs-
by and family, Tolesboro; Rev. A. W.
Insko and family, Tolesboro; Mrs. o.
lie Gray, Maysville and the Misses
Wright, Cottageville; Rev. w. S. Pet
ers and family and the Misses Irwin,
Tolesboro; the Misses Emmons, Mt
Carmel; Mr.. Owens and family, Toles-
boro; Mr.. and Mrs. William Sons,
Maysville; Leonard Thompson and
Harry Mearns and families; William
Hamrick, hotel man, Tolesboro; Mrs.
Luman and Miss Helen Foxworthy,
Mt. Carmel.
President John Brodt of the Board
of Directors is having his first years
experience at assigning campers to
their cottages. He has been very
busy man since Monday He thinks
he has about biggest job-and he has,
At times yesterday they had him
guessing as to what to do next, but
this morning he came up smiling with
all difficulties adjusted, place foi
who had rented cottages and every
thing in fine shape for the beginning.
Master Robert Peters, son of Rev.
W. 8. Peters of the Third Street M.
E. Church, Maysville. is to be the Of
fetal news boy this campmeeting.
Robert Is little hustler, and favors
shown him will be duly appreciated.
Give him your order for papers and he
will do the rest. nd campers do not
forget to report at news headquarters,
No. ~, Old Kentucky Home, any mat
ter of interest and proper notice will
be given. The camp is too big place
for the writer to find out all the news,
hence the request that folks hand In
their news.
Just as the above item was being
pounded out on the typewriter a big
stir was created throughout the camp
by the arrival of DR.. Bunton and fam
lily In great style In the handsome Oak
land coupe lately presented to him by
his congregation at Grace Church,
Dayton, Ohio. The whole camp was
happy on seeing the Doctor after sew
eral years absence. He said the Joy of
anticipation of coming to Ruggles
made them forget all about the rough
places on the road. They were i'm
mediately escorted to room 0, Ken
lucky Home where they will be at
homo to all friends during the camp.
When asked II they expected to gather
any blackberries while here Dr. Bun
ton replied that they had put up thir-
ty-two quarts at Mt. ollvet and that
those Robertson county berries beat