Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-09

I Cynthiaua. special judge ~ the R"ur-
bon Circuit Court for the term begin
ming November II. Judge Robert J..
/ Stout. of Frankfort. the regular judge,
is III and unable. - attend.
: DAM illr A. chapel az Centre Col
/ lr@r ant Kentucky college far NomcR
, IL was announced that every student
I of both institutions had subscribed 10
/ The Presbyterian movement for Chris
I rian education. tt committee meet
. in- il WAS decided 10 raise SlI5.oO0
in Boyle County toward The million
| dollar goal
IInpkinsvilIr- pr T.. :. Stuart. 9t.
died here of Senility. pr. Stuart WAS
a native Of this county and had prac-
ticrd al Fairvicw since Young man
hood. In 1913 he gave about SJO.OOO
with which the Jennie Stuart Hos
pitai WAS built here as a memorial 10
his wife. The residue of his estate
now goes to that Institution.
Ilarr"d>hur& j. =. Frank whole
sale grocer dealer of DanNille. and
Howard WagSoner. clerk in the Wag-
coner grocery establishment near Bur
Gin. had narrow escapes from death
or serious injury. when revolver
cartridge exploded in the bowl of
pipe which young WaEgoncr WAS
smoking
Observation-Disclosures County Judge
W. W. Crick, charged in an Indictment
with exceeding by about $4,000 the
legal limit in expenditure of county
road funds in 1921, was acquitted by
jury in Circuit Court here upon
perempt0ry instructions by Judge ii.
L. Wood of Carter County. appointed
by Governor Morrow to try the case.
WhiteShurg- Policy. former
ly Of Letcher County. who WAS shot
near Cornettsvillr. just across the line
in Perry County, a few days ago aud
at first thought to be fatally Injured,
will recover, according Ia a late re-
port. Policy few months ago shot
and killed Mundy V Caudill and was
To go on trial for this killing the day
following the attempt on his life. The
shots which wounded him came from
the darkness.
Leitchfield-Culling demonstrations
held in Grayson County during the
summer just past have played a big
part in Kidding flocks in this section
of the state of hens that stopped lay
ing early in the season to loaf until
spring, County Agent II. W. Scearce,
says. A total of fifty fiocks were Gull
ed, I95 of the 2AJO0 hens that were
handled having been thrown out be-
cause they showed the Characteristic
signs of being poor layers.
Louisville-Resignatio of the Con-
sumers' League ef Kentucky from the
Welfare League was accepted at
meeting of the board of presidents of
the latter organization in the assembly
room OF the main library. The deci-
sion to withdraw was brought about
ny refusal of directors of the Board of
Trade TO indorse the Consumers
League as an approved charity, Off
GERS of the league declared in a let
ter presented before the Welfare
League body.
Hazard-Enoch Policy. 10. was shot
recently as he walked toward his
home near Cornettsville. in Perry
County. The wouftl-be assassin fired
four shots in the darkness. one of
which took effect in Polley's body. He
Is believed to be fatally wounded.
Policy was to go on trial in Circuit
Court here for the murder few
months ago of Nundy Caudill, a
young man. Ii is said there was bit
ter enmity against him growing out
of the charge Of murder.
Winchester. w. Nelson. s. B.
Nelson and c. B. Harris ran their
automobile full-tilt into the Kentucky
River at Boonesboro. The machine
caught on the wires which guide the
ferry at that point and prevented it
form sinking. The Nelson's swan TO
safety, while Harris, who was in the
rear seat, was forced to tear the top
of the automobile away before he
could liberate himself. The meR
said they could not see the river be-
cause of the fog. They were en- route
from East Bernstadt, their home, TO
Cincinnati.
Rayenna - Fifteen and one-half
miles of double track will be laid.
starting at North Hazard, and going
to Chavies. This second track will be
laid parallel TO the first track to the
three tunnels. Three more tunnels
will be made thru the mountains, and
will be about fifty feet apart, so that
they will not interfere with or weaken
the other tunnels. Work on concrete
steam shovels will start about the
twentieth. 1t will take about a year
to complete the project and the esti-
mated cost about Sl,596,O0O.
Whitesburg-An interesting wedding
took place below here In Perry County,
when J. NJ. Taylor, &C, formerly of
Blackey, this county, was married TO
Mrs. Mahala Deaton, 81, making
the seventh marriage of the groom,
the third marriage of the bride.
Bowling Grsen-NIrs. Lottie Jenkins |
Ray. Ii, committed suicide at the home |
of her mother. Mrs Iodwick Jenkins, |
near Bristow, this county, by cutting
her throat with carving knife. She |
died instantly. She had recently taken
froatmanf at ynpl-ipcyfIla