Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-20
Richmond Daily Register Richmond >my n.y. Thursday July 2 1877
ROCKCAsTLE COUNTY
From Mt. Vernon Signal)

Oaklands, one OF which Fred
Mullins will buy.
Miss Louise Hysinger returned
home Monday after spendingI
several days with the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Rogers in
Richmond
Thos. ]. Shrewsbury. OF No
vinger, Mo, is visiting his broth
ser, James Shrewsbury, his first
trip in twenty seven years.
Work is progressing on the
new bungalow of Prof. McChes-
ney on Richmond street under
the Suspension of contractor J.
+. Mckenzie.
Mrs. J. c. Moore received a
message that her grandson, Lee
roy Huffman, is seriously i'll. He
is well known here and his many
friends hope he soon RECEIVERS.
Everett Bryant has a position
as assistant in the Mt. Vernon
postoffice.
Bob Davis is selling groceries
for the Virgins Grocery Compa-
! my, of Richmond.
Chester Hansel had his right
arm broken while cranking a car.
Mrs Elizabeth Arthur Fish an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Mary Elizabeth to Mr..
! Elijah n. Kirkpatrick Of Nash
vile. Miss Fish is prominently
connected in Mt. Vernon and
Rockcastle county, being a
daughter of the late Col. John
| ,. Fish and granddaughter of
Judge John II, Fish. Her fu-
ture home Vii! be in San Juan,
Porto, Rico, where Mr.. kirkpat-
rick is in The brokerage business
Z M1HIfLanlin, who is with the
c. 3. Shaper Oil Co, in the Bur
hngton, Kansas, oil field. arrived
Tuesday Tor a week or ten DAYS
stay with his family here. Mr..
Hamlin says they have ~ wells
that are good producers and will
begin erection Of refinery in a
short time.
Miss Lucille Albright is visit
irg her uncle, DR.. G. H. Albright
and family of Barbourville. She
will so from there with Prof.
and Mrs. Sharp for visit to
Cumberland Gap. Va.
Col. Robt. w. Cole, banker and
prominent citizen, of Barbour
vile, was here this week shaking
hands with friends.
Mr.. Stearns of Cincinnati, was
here last week instructing Mrs.
]. B. Mckenzie in the use of her
hemstitching machine.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ambrose Hasty
are rejoicing over the arrival OF
pretty baby girl.
Mrs. Lula Mccoy Anderson.
of Chicago, is visiting her aunt,
Miss Georgia Miller and Mrs.
Ina Miller.
Born to the wife of John B.
Miller, OF Dudley, girl, Tues
day, July II, christened Laura
Delphia.
Rev. Bowling of Broadhead, is
to conduct a protracted meeting
at Buckeye, beginning Tuesday,
July 18th.
A clipping from the sporting
page of a western paper gives
our own George Payne a-good
writeup as the star pitcher of the
Oklahoma City team of Western
League. He recently held the
Wichita team to a score of 5 to
5. George has been playing pro-
fessional ball for 5 or 6 years an(Ij
has a record to be proud Of.
Prof. and Mrs. Sharp, whoI
conducted sumner school here,
have gone to Cumberland Gap,
Tenn, These spendid young peo-
pie made many friends while in
CTR city and we welcome them
back.
The fastest trip ever made by
auto over mountain roads was
accomplished last Wednesday EVIL
ening when Bentley Mullins in
his little skeeter beat L. & N. |
No. p from Mt. Vernon to Brod- !
head giving the train start tot
the tunnel. Mrs. Julian D. Mil
Ter started for Louisville on No. |
y. As the train pulled out off
the station at Mt. Vernon, Julian |
decided that the wanted to say a (
few words to his wife and, driv-
en- by Mullins, started to fulfill !.
his wishes and caught the train
at Broadhead.
The case of the commonwealth
VS.. ]. w. Baker and others has