Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-13
Billy Cecil, Of Grassy Creek, transacted
business in town Monday,

T. II. Johnston, Of Forest. called in TO see
us while in town Monday.
Willie Williams. Of Alice, was here tie
first OF the week on business.
DR.. ]. L. Goodwin will be in his Office at
Ezel, March 3rd. to 18th inclusive. I3S.3t
W. H. Vance. of Lamar, was here Mon.
day attending County Court
]. B. Williams, OF Elamton, was in town
on business the first OF the week.
Miss Effie Belle Blair is visiting her Aunt,
Mrs. Effie Roberts in Cincinnati.
T. II. Testerman, Of Grassy Cfeek, at.
tended Quarterly Court Tuesday.
F. NJ, Holbrook, Of Moon, was il town
on business the first Of the week. y.
C.M. Mcclure, of MaytowD, was hsf6
Monday attending County Court.
Jas. Ferguson, of Moon, transacted busi.
ness in town the first of the week.
L. 3. Mcclure, Of DeHart, was in town
Monday attending County Court.
Leonard Peyton, Of lesion paid the Cou.
rier crew pleasant visit Monday.
Go to D, r. Keeton's for hot chocolate
and hot tomato Bullion, SC per cap.
Mrs. Myrtle Borof, Of Kokomo, Ind, vs-
tied her father, E. B. West last week.
I'D. Henry, Of Grassy Creek. transacted
business at the Courier office Monday.
Deputy sheriff Luther Pieratt, Of Eze', was
attending Court the first Of the week.
Go to Kee,on's for queensware and glass.
ware.
D. M. Murphy and w. V. Cox, of May.
town were business visitors in town Mon.
day.
Master Ova Maxey. Of Dingus is visiting
his Grandmother Mrs. Joann Maxey, Of near
town.
J.W. Riley, County Judge of Rowan
county was in West Liberty on business
tais week.
Miss Hazel Cottle visited her Aunt, Miss
Aura Maxey, of near town, from Thursday
till Sunday.
I'M. Gevedon, Of Grassy Creek, was a
business visitor at the Courier Office while
in town Monday.
Alex Whiteaker, Of Caney was in tuwu
Monday sizing up the political situationiu
the coming primary.
DIR. Keeton has just installed hot So
da dispenser. You can get anything hot TO
drink thar you want.
Jas. Sparks Of Sandy Hook, representing
Watts, Ritter & Co, dry goods, Sundayed
at the Commercial Inn.
Amos Howard, of Wrigley, and Aaron
Fairchild, Of Ienox, were business callers
at the Courier office Tuesday.
Nc. and Mrs. Jas Walsh and little sen
Robert, of Blanchester, Ohio, are visiting
Jas IL. Sebastian and Iamily.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. c. Slater and ]. s. Henry.
Of Wells Station, were registered at the
Commercial Ion Sunday night.
Geo. Stacy and John Patrick, OF Grassy
Creek, were extending tile glad hand to the
voters at County Court Monday.
d. S. Strmper, Of Sellars, spent several
days sn town recently. South says that he
is leading the field in the sheriifs race.
Lee Barker, OF Malone, was here the irst
Of the week shaking hands with the voters
and Strengthening his political fences,
l., a. Lykins, Of Index, was in evidence
at County Cou.t Monday. Ieburn sa S
the more in the sherlif's race the merTier,
Anthony Lowe, Of Henry, passed through
town one day last week enroute homo from
Redwine where he had been on business,
d n. Haney, of Malone, paid us busi-
ness call Monday. Mr.. Haney contem.
plates entering the race for Assessor soon.
Miss Aura Maxey, Miss Hazel and Ina
Cottle, Misses Lauia LYDIA and Eliza Eos.
| terling spent the day with Miss Ray Cottl'
Sunday.
1T. Wells, OF Camel City attended
Circuit Court Monday. Mr.. Wells has his
eye on deputy sheriff place aud he's a
campaigner Of the old school.
James NJ. MGClain, Of Lenox, was one oI
the buseet men in town Monday. Jim re
cognizes the fact that the campaign is oil
and is making good use oil his time.
Jno. w. Coffee, Of Logvills, was in tow
Tuesday greeting friends and while her
dropped dollar into the Courier slot i
a exchange for five dollars worth Of readin
matter.
!. Frank Kennaird, Of Logville, was heI
Monday in tbs interest Of his candidacy lC
County Attorney, Frank has the corre
idea Of campaigning. He eontemplat,
taking advertising space in the Court
re later on.
In. Phipps, Of Chanute, Kas, is he
ty this week looking after hi. business inle
ests in this county It's understood th'
=, Mr.. Phipps is interested in the oil aud g
development ia their TERRITORY and vi
likely begin operating soon.
Old papers for sale at this ofliee IS Gu
per hundred.