Local News Roundup From Bloomington Bedford and Nearby
Homer Utterback and wife were visiting in Bedford the first of the week. Frank Strain and family of Harrodsburg toured town in a new car Sunday. Miss Blanch Chambers of Bloomington visited friends in Bloomington over Sunday. Bion Eads traded for a four room house on South Street. A party at Ben Mitchells Saturday night brought a jolly time for local youths. George Davenport finished painting Mrs Livingstone and is painting Milt Pittman’s house. Dr J W Baker of Harrodsburg visited the News office on his way to Bloomington. Alva Kinser home from Great Falls Montama visiting for the election. Thomas Underwood and wife back in Greencastle after visiting his brothers south of town. McCormick and Miller moved machinery after paving. Ramp Creek hosts a protracted meeting at the new cement block church led by Rev Russell. Mrs Ira Voyles and children visited local friends. her husband is lodge boss at the Adams quarry. Will Crafton of Yakima Wash, son of Henry Crafton, plans a winter visit home. Dr Luzadder of Bloomington leaves for New York to study obstetrics and pediatrics. he will miss voting. Wm McMillen of Chicago seeks a hooker for the mill with high wages. David Fox and Eddy Sylvester drilling a well near Mitchell school house. water scarce. Drought may force schools to close if water remains short. Everett Ramsey, son of John Ramsey, was kicked in the head by a horse, breaking jaw and ear drum. he may recover but will be disfigured.