Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1922-02-23

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bOard it. His body was ma ed
Ravenna.-ThOmas Croucil, manag-
or Of the Superior Oil Company, was
painfully injured here when mounting
his horse. His foot was caught and he
was dragged some al lance in that
position. Mr.. Crouch as assessor Of
EstiH County and to- great part In
the affairs Of EstiI County.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Morrow sp-
pointed A. ]. Stone justice of the peace
of the Napoleon district. GallatiOn
county. Stone was elected justice OF
the peace Of the district at the last
electing but owing to an illness was
unable to qualify for the Office when
his predecessors term Of Office expired
INTERNATIONALLY Newman, we'll
known farmer Of this county. fled a
petition in bankruptcy in the Federal
Court here. He owes $42- 244.94. and
lists assets at $31yO12, and owns a fine
farm near Newman, in this county.
which is covered by a $4,000 mort
gage to a local bank. All Of Newman's
creditors are local people.
Frankfort.-That part Of the Mid
land trail in Kentucky from Louisville
to Ashland. with the exception Of a
stretch between MOrehead and Olive
Hill, will be completed by the end Of
this year, according TO the annual re-
port of DIR. r. r. ElmOre, president OF
the Eastern Division of the road. which
extends from Louisville to Ashland.
New Haven.-Ben Edelen found a
dead wolf on the farm OF Biven Grady,
two miles north Of here. II had huns
itself in a wire fence and in trying to
extricate itself, it cut an artery in its
legs and bled to death. Mr.. Edelen ex-
hibited the wolf and now has It's hide.
No stock was destroyed and IL is a
mystery as to how 1t came to be in this
section 1t was a full size wolf
Femingsburg.-In the trial here
Circuit Court Of Mrs. Nettie Mills
Duncan against Mrs. Beulah Dudley
for the alleged alterations Of the af-
fectiOns Of her husband, s. o. Dunc;lE,
the jury gave a verdict for S2.4OO for
the plaintiff Mr.. and Mrs Duncan
have a family Of four daughters and
son. Mrs Dudley is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hinton, Of this
city.
Frankfor-During the month Of
January the outstanding interest-bear-
Ing warrant Indebtedness against the
state was reduced S1.O97 1886. At the
beginning Of business February 1, the
outstanding Indebtedness against the
state amounted to $500, 7O1.9S. as
compared with S6.4OT, 255-34 for the
previous month. OF the total out
standing Indebtedness S1.O16.615.32 is
in school warrants.
Irvine.-Charles Gurley, chief Of DO
lice at Irvine. was shot and instantly
killed in his Office. Guriey had arrest
ed Harry Daniels and taken him into
his Office before taking him to Jail.
Daniels seems to have been begging
the chief not to put him in jail, when
he suddenly drew a gun and shot the
chief. killing him instantly. Guriey
died before he could tell Of the circum-
stances leading to the shooting.
Lexington service men,
students in the University Of Ken
tH,fzy. were engaged in a lottery" for
rooms, when a drawing took place for
assignments in the new dor1nitory,
which are to be furnished free to the
veterans under provisions Of a state
law passed in 1920. The dOrmitory.
which cost S15O,O0O, is expected to be
ready for occupancy in a few days. II
will be the only mems dOrmitOry Of
the institution.
LOuisville.-LOuis Chester Harris
meier, 13-year-Old son Of J. l. Harris
meier, 2709 Cedar street. is In a ser
iOus condition at the City Hospital suf-
fering with a bullet wound in his alb
dOmen, said by his father to have been
accidentally inflicted. Harbsmeier said
his son was shooting at sparrows with
a small rifle in back yard Of the Harbs-
meier home when the accident occur
red. The boy was alone at the time
/ and no one saw the accident.
OwensbOrO.-The midwinter meeting
| of the Kentucky State Veterinary
| Medical Association closed here after
the selection of the next place Of meet
ing. Pleasureville has invited the assO-
/ citation TO meet there next year. Elec-
/ ton Of officers was held resulting as
| follows: DIT. J. n Ditto, Of Pleasure
| vile. president; DIR. W. NJ COffey, Of
la Center, first vice president; Dr.
]. A. Austin. of Fulton. second vice
president; Dr. f. c. Hig1On, of Madi-
sonville. third vice PRECEDENT. and Or.
]. \ Winkler. of Newport, secretary
and treasurer.
LexingtOn.-FOr the first tine in the
history Of Fayette County women
will be members Of the County Boar q
of Equalization, County Judge E. II.
Doak said. announcing that he had
named Miss Sunshine Sweeney and
Miss Sue b. Scott as members Of the
board. Miss Sweeney for many years
has operated farm in Fayette COun-
ty and at present is engaged in bust
ness in Lexington. The board Will con-
siSt of eight members. II viii be
sworn into office tomorrow by County
| Judge DOak.
Pineville-The toll OF the explosion
in the Laymon-CallOway COmpany's
mine at Layman. near here. reached six
when the bodies of two entOmbed
men. John Martin and his son, James
Martin, were found by rescuers. Two
others, injured by the explosion, are
In a serious condition In a hospital
here. The dead: Ben Rapier. OF Hulen,