Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-24
Local and Personal.
Go to Keetons for Cheese Sandwiches.

Frank Day, Of Alice, was in town Satur-
day.
Newt Perry, Of Pomp, was in town on
business Saturday.
Miss Ada Del Nickel, Of Eel, is visiting
relatives in town.
/ DR.. J Z. Goodwin is at Eel this week
doing dental work.
CLAYTON Callahan, Of Lamar, was here
Saturday on business.
Charley Bailey, Of Dingus, was in town
on business Saturday.
Ira M,Nickell, of Panama, W, in town
on business Saturday.
Miss Elice Fugett, was business visitor
at our office Satu.d day.
W. T. Caskey, Of Lenox, was business
visitor in town Monday.
Attorney, John B. Phipps, was in Frank
fort on business last week.
MIS-. Grace Gevedon, has been very sick,
but is able to be out again.
Everybody's going to do it. What?
Attend the "Old Fiddler's" contest.
De Witt c. Ferguson, Of Pekin was a
business caller at our office Monday.
Mrs. A. N. CISCO is visiting her brother
iu-law, John r. Bays, at Lexington,
Attorney, S. NJ. r. Hurt, was at Yocum
and Wrigley on legal business Tuesday.
Are you going to the box supperat Pomp
Friday night Everybody else is going.
Crit SmalIwood, who has been in Wash
ington for two years has returned home.
Willie Williams, Of Alice, paid the Cou-
rier crew pleasant visit while in town Sat-
urday.
Mrs Ella Toliver and little son, Of More
head, are visiting relatives in town and
county.
Misses Mollie Day and Minnie Barker
came in Monday night to see how we make
Couriers.
II you don't come early you wont be able
to get a seat at the "Old Fiddlers' contest
the 76th.
DR.. w. G. Carter, who has been very
sick, is much improved and is able to be
out again.
Willie Elam, OF Index, came in while il
lo~oS Saturday and gave 'us an order ! ioi
stationery.
Tom and Jim Cottle, Of Forest, left FRI
day with bunch Of mules for the Mt. Ster-
ling Market.
J. Taylor Day, prominent merchant o.
Camel City was here on business the first
of the week.
Wiley May, the Snowman, Of White
Oak, was in town Monday and gave us a
nice order for job work.
Ms. Dorsa Keeton and childfen are visit
ing relatives and friends in Salyersville and
the country surrounding.
7. Daniel, who is working for the Ken.
lucky River Hardwood Co. at Quicksand
is spending few day at home.
Misses Kathleen Steele and HIATT t'e Adams
returned Monday from few days visit tc
relatives and friends at Wrigley.
Greenberry Carter, OF Frenchburg, wa
the guest OF his brother.in-law, L. I. How
ermale and family Thursday night.
Mrs. l.. d, Steele and little son Carl left
last week for Columbus, o., where they
will Join their husband and father and
make their future home.
Floyd Long aud family, formerly Of this
county but who now lives at Middletown,
o. have been visiting relatives oa Cauey
and Grassy Cre,ks.
o Misses Fleta H)vermlle, D:lll Casity,
Maud aud Cassie Wells have the thanks Of
the Courier crew foI assistance rendered in
mailing out the last issue OF the paper.
Mrs. Jno, B. Phipps entertained at five
o'clock dinner Monday afternoon; the guests
present wese Prof. and Mrs. Cisco, Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Daniel and Mrs. ]. d. Lykins.
Miss Marksbury, Of Harrodsburg, will ar
rive Nov. Ist to take charge of the elocu
tion department Of the West Liberty High
School. She comes highly recommended.
Remember well and bear in mind,
a first class printer is hard to find.
But we have him--ii you don't believe it
give us your Jobs and we'll convince you.
J.W. Ferguson, Of the firm Of L. p. Ha
ney & Co, ofi.icking River. come in Tues.
and subscribed for the Courier and also
gave US an order for 500 letter heads for hi'
firm.
Esq, G. W. Phillips brought into our Of.
fee Saturday morning vegetable curiosit.
in the form Of twin potato, the two uni
ted by slender neck and both petfectl!
formed,
Jat. Hamilton. Of Silver Hill, was il
our town the first Of the week, Nj
Hamilton informed us that he would leav
for New Orleans in two or three weeks t
accept position with an insurance com
pany.
Assessor John Patrick, Of Grassy Creol