Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-10-03
Meal and flour at Tykins.'

Meal and flour at Iykins.' .II7 4
CIR. Allen, of Jackson, was in town lasl
Thursday.
Coon Allen, CT White Oak, was here OF
business Friday.
J. W. Pierce, ofSalt Lick, was in town
on busincs last week.
Henry Cole made business trip to II.
lott county last week.
Stanley Dennis, Of IIzel, visited his uncle,
H.N Nickel, last week.
Uncle John McClain, of Alice, wos 10
town last week on business.
Rorn to the wife Of Fed Hammond, oI
Licking RIVER, s'Pt aSth, a boy.
Miss Lou Maxey, Of Maytown, visited hel
cousin, Mrs. Elsie Bays, last week.
Dcnnie Caskey, Of Lenox, paid us a pleas.
aat visit while in town Saturday
John D. Phipps made busine, trip "a
Morehead and Mt. Sterling last week
Deputy ShiriH, T, ]. Perry, Of Blaze, call;
ed in to see us whilein town Monday,
A. J. Gatewood, of Nc, Sterling, was il
town several days this week on business.
D. p. Mckenzie, of Goodscy, was a bsni-
ness caller at the CourierDlice Saturday.
Newt Gullett Of Lamar, and Newt Reed
Of Caney were in town on business satur.
day.
DR.. B. +. Mcclure OF Burbon county, Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs J. p. Haney, last
week.
Jessie Caudill, genial representative Of
Morehe9d Grocery Company, was here last
week.
Boon Hutchinson, Of Alice. was in town
Thursday having Dr.. Gullett do some den
tai work. .4
Josh Walsh, Of Goodsey. and Lee Nc
Claio, Of LenOx, were in town on business
Saturday.
Dr. J. Z. Goodwin, returned Friday from
Relief where he had been doing dental worl;
for several days.
County Clerk, Jas. II. Sebastian left Mon
day morning for Lexington and Frankfort
on business.
Ed. Eustace, a Baptist mininister is
holding two weeks pfotracted meeting at
the Court House.
Margarette, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J, p. HaneN is suffering from STROKE
Of iniantile paralysis.
7 Mrs Emma Turley and Mrs. Wilson, oI
Cynthaua, are visiting the formers daugh.
ter, Mrs. $. r, Collier. e.
five cau't do as nice job work here a:
any other country pint shop VIC don't
charge you penny for it,
II. II. Ferguson, Of Dingus, and Dudley
Anderson, Of Eel were pleasant callers al
our Office one night last week.
"Chap" Swango, of White Oak, has
moved 10 the J. II. Day property to bC
handy to our excellent school,
w. A. Duncan, Cashier of the CONNER
cial Bank Of WestLibcrty, is attending III,
Kentucky Bankers Association at Louis
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Romey, Of Salyersville
visited Mrs, Carrie Cartmell last week anS
while here Mr.. Ramey gave US a nice orde
for job work.
Misses Gladys DIyand Viola Howard,
OF Grassy, were in town Monday. Mis-,
Howard to visit the family Of w. J. Seilz
and Miss Day to enter scl'Sol here.
G. W. Phillips has built gravel side
in irunt of his property. Thisis the righ
step. Gravel makes good walk, and also
makes a good foundation for concrete.
ltyou haygaba Of news worthy Of pub
lication drcp in aud tell US or call us up
We can't tell the public OF the commgs an,
goings of yourself or friends unless we ar
first told.
Mrs, David Vance, OF Monticello, M, who
has been very i'll at ths home Other parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Cottle, OF this city i
much improved aud contomplates starting
with her two children for her home.to. day
II, L. Weaver and p, c. Lay, Of Willilms
burg, who have been working for aportrai
company Tor some time, but who are nov
hardening their muscles on the pipe liuC
were pleasant callersat Our Office on las
press night,
Don't forget the Democratic speaking a
the Court House Monday Oeb.IIth, Hon
w. p. kemball, Of Lexington, will tell yo
why it is TO your interest and to the inletes
of those dependent upon you to. vote tn
democratic ticket this year, Come an