Rock, Dislodged by Cow, Rolls Down Hill, Kills Boy
Pikeville, Ky.—Grazing on a hillside pasture, a family cow dislodged a 25-pound rock which rolled down the hill and crushed to death Luther Lamb, the five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamb, residing in the Ratiff Creek section.
The child had been spending the day with his grandparents, along with his mother and seven-year-old brother. Late in the afternoon the two boys were sent home by their mother. As they were passing a cliff near their home, the huge rock came rumbling down and struck the youngest boy, who was instantly killed. An investigation showed that the rock had rolled for a distance of about 100 yards before striking the lad.
MISS KVA O'ROUR OF MOSCOW BRIDE *m LEWISTON MAN
A pretty Sunday wedding occurred yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carmie Litch, near town, when their daughter, Era, was united in marriage with Mr. Frank Vinecote of Lewiston. The ceremony was performed in the presence of some friends. At high noon the bridal pair, accompanied by the bride's sister, Miss Dorothy, and by Phil Hillberg as best man, took their position under an artistically constructed lilac arch, where the solemn vows were plighted and the twain were made one with the exchange of rings, the Rev. M. W. Morse of this city officiating. Following the ceremony dinner was served, the place of honor being  held by the famous wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler are preparing to go by auto to Jew Shell Lake, Wis., where they may be married to make their home. They will be followed by the best wishes of a large circle of friends for a most happy and prosperous life. 