Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-09-12
Local and Personal.

]. Loring Nickel, of Ezel, was in town
Friday.
James Lewis, of Yocum, was in town
Monday.
Ellis Ward, OF Eel, was here Monday on
business.
Clay Murphy, Of NIze, was here on buSi-
ness Friday.
Oliver HaneNof Caney, was here the first
of the week.
Cleveland Williams, OF Dingus, was in
town Friday.
H. c. Swango, Of White Oak, was in the
city last week
Gordon Cottle, of Forest, was a Saturday
visitor at our office.
Lee Barker, Of Malone, transacted bust
ness in town Friday.
Esq. Jim Ferguson, Of Moon, was in town
on business Monday.
Frank McClain, ,of I.enox was in town
on busines last week.
J.E. Williams, of Alice, was here on bus
iness one day last week.
Miss Orange Oakley, OF Yocum, was vis-
iting IN town Saturday.
Parish Hamilton, of Silver Hill, was in
town the first OF the week.
W. NJ. Henry, of Henry, was pleasant
caller at cur olIi:e Saturday:
Custer Jones, of Camel City, transacted
business in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Sherman Lewis, of Pompi has a
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Walter Elan, of Wrigley, visited his
brother Jas. NJ. Elan, Monday.
DEC. Gevedon, Of Grassy Creek trans
acted business in town Monday.
r. NJ. Smith, OF 'Jeptha. was in town
Monday attending County Court,
Geo. Stacy, Of Grassy Geek, was in the
city Monday attending County Court,
Esq. L. W. Day, of Grassy Creek, was
here on business the first of the week.
Deputy sheriff T. ]. Perry, Of Blaze, was
here Monday attending County Court
BIS. Stamper, of Sellers, was in town
Monday shaking hands with the people
Denny Nickel, of Nicola, called to pay
his respects to the Courier crew Saturday.
I. @. Lacy, County Court Clerk, Of Ma.
coffin county, was here on business Mon
day.
I'M. Maxey, of Yocum, paid the Courier
crew pleasant visit while in town Mon
day.
LA. Lykins, Of Index, attended County
Court Monday and talked "sher.l' to th'
boys,
D. r. Elan, Of Index, came in to see Il!
Monday and presented US with some mic,
paw paws.
s. Walter Stamp left Saturday for More.
head where he will enter the Moreheat
Normal School.
Denny Carter, OF Clearheld, was here las
week doing soma work for the Kendall
Telephone Company. .
Miss Flores Seitz left Monday for Rich
mond where she will matriculate in lh,
State Normal School.
Master Marvin Edwin Carter, Of Clear
field, visited his grandparents, DR.. and Mr
D. +. Carter, last week.
Bernard Howard, of White Oak, calle
at our shop while in town Monday, an
tgave us nice order for job work.
]. B. Howard, one of our good patron,
and a prominent business man Of Cauel
called in, TO seeius while in town Monday
Z Will and Gus Walsh, OF Illinois, who er
called here on. account Of their fathers i'll
ness several days ago, returned home las
week.
Esq. Webb, had the misfortune to IA
and ircture two Of his ribs not long sine
but he has about recovered from the effect
Of the injury. =
Esq w W,Webb, OF Caney, called {
our office Monday andihad the Courier SCI
to his son Willis, who is making good
the hotel business at Cleveland Oklahom
T. W. Hamilton, Of Yocum, was in tow
Monday. Mr. Hamilton is one OF our ne
subscribers who says that the Courier h,
already been worth many times the sui
scriptioa price to him.
The Anual meeting Of the Christia
church begins tomorrow. A large alttnt
ance is expected and the people of We
Liberty and surrounding country are pr,
pairing to Gaze for all who come.
Willie Caskey, Henry Boyd Nickel an
Jim Sergent lef. Friday for Illinois. NJ
Caskey and Mr.. Nlkell went with the il
tention of locating and Mr.. Sergent to Wis
his daughters, Ms, Gus Walsh and MI
Dutch Lawson.
DO you not think il is to your advantai
TO buy of merchant who visits the marke
several times each year. lie Shows "
the latest styles and most dependat
/ goods
Moral c, w. Womack fills the above l
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