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

/, II. Mcclure, OF Pomp, was here Tues
day.
Billy Blevins, of Diugus was here last
week.
Sam Mcclure of DeFlart was here on
business last week.
Keeton carries the most complete line of
Groceries in town.
Miss Julia Dixon, of Morehead, is visit.
ing Miss Della Cassity.
s.. w. Cecil returnad Tuesday from an
extended visit at Wilmore.
Little Miss Irene McMann is reported very
sick with something like scarlet fever.
Keeton has just received a new supply
OF Stationery and School Supplies!
Frank Lewis, of Licking River, was
here on business the first OF the week.
Mrs. Will Rose, Of Sandy Hook, visited
relatives in town the first OF the week.
Go to Denny Lykins for any thing you
want when hungry or thirsty. III.
c. D. Arnett, of Arnctt, was here the first
OF the week looking after business interests.
Misses Kathleen Steele and Della Cassity
were welcome visitors at our office Satur-
day.
Mrs. Herbert Bishop, Of Mt. Sterling, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Georgia clam east
of town.
DR., ]. H. Stamper, of Mt. Sterling was
here the first of the week practicing his pro-
lession.
Tom May, of White Oak, was here
Tuesday talking "Qu.ensware" to our
merchants.
Mrs. J. B. Lyons, Of Crockett, visited her
father, County Superintendent 7. N. Bark
er, recently.
Jas Hanks, the genial Grocery drummer,
OF Campton, made his periodical visit 10
our town Monday.
DE-. S. r. Collier and W. A. Duncan
went to Lexington. on business Sunday,
returning Tuesday.
Al. Howerton and sister Susan and
Mrs. H. W. Gottle. OF Elamton, were shop
ping in town Tuesday.
!. .Piof. NOah. .eSsYo, Miss Stella Cisco and
Daniel Henry came in Wednesday night to
watch us make Couriers
Sergent Fred Cormely, of Salyersville,
was the guest of ye editor Saturday night
Of the Annual meeting.
w. c. Lacy, Judge /. c. Ferguson and
Ed Webb attended County Court at Mt.
Sterling the first Of the week.
Losr-A pair Of steel.rimmed spectacles,
at or near the Christian church. Finder
will please return to Mrs. B. F. Carter.
Miss Ora Johson, a very charming young
lady of White Oak, visited Miss Leona
Belle Garter during the annual meeting.
Frank Ferguson prosperous farmer and
merchant of this county but who now lives
in Fleming county, was here this week buy
ing hogs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Day. died Wednesday
morning at her home on Elk Fork, aged
"a years. See had been in poor health for
more than year.
Misses Katie MaXey and Iva Burrows,
two very attractive young ladies of Long
Branch, were delightful visitors at this Of
lce Monday afternoon.
Ed. J. T. McGaTvey, who has been chosen
principal of the Hazel Green Academy and
has located at that place, was here during
the Annual meeting.
Ed. ]. II. Johnston, formerly Of this
county but who now lives in Lee county,
visited hissis,er Miss Margaret Johnston
during the Annual Meeting
The big brick kiln for the Methodist
church is assuming creditable proportions
and withs s few weeks Of fair weather the
fire will be started under it.
Morton Cisco and Earl Franklin l,ft
Monday for Lexington the former to enter
State College and latter to enter Wilbur
II. Smiths business College.
p. NJ. Scott Of the firm Of Scott Bros,
dealers in Musical Instruments, Ashland,
spent several days in town recently visit
ing friends and working in the interest Of
his firm.
w. T, Walter, OF Camel City, was lere
on business last week. viii says that the
Bull Moosers are tarring the bush in Camel
City: that TAFT will not get 40 votes in the
precinct.
Judge A. n. Cisco, S, NJ. Nickel, II. c.
Combs, Fred Williams, Beverly Walsh,
Will Mckenzie, Bruce Mckenzie, Boyd
Steele and Will Stamp attended Federal
Court at Jackson this week.
h The following Of our. citizens are in
Lexington today attending the opening
Of the Democratic campaign. Jo, Nj, Ken.
( dali, NJ. 7. Womack, Up. Haney, Jno. D
y Phipps, T. N. Barker, Russell Barker, IL
4 G. Cottle and II. NJ. Cox.
Id Rev. w. p. Fryman spent several day
lie with friends in town before going to Twin
Sc to take charge ofhis pastorate. Rev Fry
lis man has made great many warm friend
IN during his years work in West Liberty wh'
will repret TO see him leave.