The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-08
Murphy's Jewelry Store
INVEST SECOND STREET.
RUGGLES CAMP IS
CLOSED FOR YEAR
WITH Big SUNDAY
Last Sunday at CampgrOunds Proves
One OF the Best Days In the His.
tory OF Grand Old Meet.
ing Place.

Ruggles CampgrOunds, August 8. -
The absence from the camp of large
number of voters, both men and
women, naturally made the place lit
tie quiet today. However, the crowd
tonight is very large, the receipts for
the day being about four times that of
the same day last year. The feeling of
suspense over the camp in anticipa-
ton of the results of the election is
tense. But it looks as If we would
have to return without news even from
the Lewis county contest, which has,
been hot one for some of the offices.
The following Mason county demo-
Gratis left here early for their rcspec-
tive voting places: John R. Brodt,
Chas. Vicroy, Tbos. W. and ]. VIM.
,Tolle, Mrs. VIM. Rosser, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Moore, VIM. Cabler, Miss Lutte
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Sons,
Wayne Hull, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H..
| Richardson,
Mrs. Boyd X Muse and Mr.. Geo.
Kelly, of Indianapolis, arrived today.
Mrs. Muse, after meeting friends and
relatives for a few hours on the camp
grounds, proceeded on to Mt. Carmel
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Foxworthy. Mr.. Kelly will remain
over Sunday in camp.
Miss Thelma Hendrickson, of La
tonia, arrived today and will be the
guest Of Willena Toncray over Sunday
in cottage IL in Tabernacle Square.
Mrs. G. W. Boswell was called away
from camp today on account of sick
ness in her family at Perryville. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cooper Of Wayne
town, Indiana, arrived yesterday for a
visit with Mrs. Lille Kelly, having
motored through in fine big Stude-
baker Sedan.
Rev. ]. w. Gilbert, of the Tollesboro
VI. e. church, South, visited our
campmeeting today.
The Board of Directors met today
and extended a unanimous invitation
to our evangelist, Rev. George Hugh
Birney, d. D., to return for such serv
ices another year. DR.. Birney has en-
deared himself to our campers as few
ministers have ever done. His minis
try among us has done much good. Tit
evangelist is quite in love with tn,
camp and will make this one OF hi
dates II possible to do so.' If he SHOULD
come he will bring his family.
The vanceburg pastor, Rev. W. Z
Foley, was on duty twice today. lead
ing the early prayer service, an
preaching at p. IN. 1t was his frs
appearance before a Ruggles audience
His leadership in these services wa
enjoyed very much.
The last Saturday is always tn
children's gala day at Ruggles. Unde
the care of Mrs Ashley the little one
have had great time this year. Their
has been an unusual lot of little foil
, and 1t has been an inspiration TO hea
them in their song services. All dect
rated in bright colors and as hapr
as larks, they formed their processio
at their chapel and marched to Lar
Inn where a short program Of sons
and recitatiops we're given to a crow
that must have included about ever
\ camper and visitor on the ground
They we're then marched and formt
into good position and Photographic
by our campmeeting Photographic
Mr.. Hawkins. Then the little foil
enjoyed treat to ice cream cones al
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