Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-02-06
Local and Personal.

Go to Keeton's for queensware and glass.
ware.
Go 10 Keetons for anything to drink hot
or cold
RoIla Cecil Of Grassy Creek, and Jesse
Hale of Henry, were in town yesterday with
a wagon load Of fresh pork.
J. II, Day and John Patrick, of Grassy
Creek, were in the city on business yester.
day.
Candidates cards printed at this Office
while you wait. I2o.9t.
Mitchell Adkins, lert one day last week
for Illinois to find location for a future
home.
Tony Garter, Of DeHart, visited his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Joe r. Carter, this week.
We are prepared to print horse, jack or
bull cards On short notice. Give US your
orders.
Charley Arnett, candidate for State Sen.
ator is in Breathitt county this week look
ing after his political interests.
Coon Allen, Of White Oak, was in town
on business yesterday.
DR.. ]. L. Goodwin will be in his office at
Eel, March 3rd. to 18th inclusive. I38-3t.
Mrs. Louisa Conley, Of Dingus. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Uriah Cottle, who is con-
fined to her room with rheumatism.
Langley Adkins of Sandy Hook, was
here Tuesday on business.
James Hanks, OF Campton, and James
tlolbrook OF Sandy Hook, were here the
first of the week interviewing our grocers.
Give us your order for candidates cards.
LOST-January IS, on or near the college
tgrou1ads, ssvisi-fins Finder return TO-
Miss Kathleen Phipps and getreward. I38t
Henry Fairchild, of ofLicking River, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Harlan McClain, OF Lenox, candidate for
deputy sheriff, was in town Tuesday.
D. R. Keeton's stock Of groceries is more
complete than ever.
E!vin Linden, Of Caney, was here Tues
day on business.
Steve Kash, of Eel representing Bryan,
Goodwin q Hunt, wholesale grocers, Lex
lngton, was here this week calling on our
merchants.
Aunt Paulina Kendall, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is reported bet
ter.
You can get hos lemonade at Keetons.
It's good Tor colds.
1t |, ramored that Tom Henry Caskey
La, leased and viii shortly take charge Of
tue W. NJ Kendall Telephone Co. Tom
,lenry Is a PRACTICAL electrician and under
hls management the patrons OF the conf
pany will get good service.
G1 to D, X. Keeton's for hot chocolate
ana hot tomato bullion, SC per cup.
T, b. Sturdrvent is filling his new star.
With good this week. Watch the Courier
or his I'd next week.
DIR. Neeton has Just installed hot so.
da dispenser You can get anything hot to
drinh ihaI you want
F,r sprain you will find Chamberlain's
Llnment eXIe.ltnl. 1t allays the pain, re-
moves the soreness, and soon restores the
parts to a healthy conuitlon. IS and so
cen, bottles lor sale by all dealers.
| W, l., Hammond, of Caney, was in the
city on business Saturday.
]. Fl. Williams, Of Caney, was here on
! business one day last week,
II. NJ. Cox left monday for Lexington
S and Frankfort on official business.
Old papers for sale at this olli;c Is cents
per hundred.
Born to Pierce Cottle and wife, Of Spaws
creek, Jan. 3lst. girl.
HODGKIN-HENRY
In the presence of the two families aud
a very few friends at four thirty o'cle OK
Wednesday afternoon Jan. aoth, Miss Eliza.
beth Hodgkin, of this city, and Mr., Oliver
Perry Henry, OF West Liberty, were mar
ried Rev. ]. II, Mac. Neil performing the
ceremony. The attendants were Miss Ger
trude Griggsby and and Mr.. Daniel Henry.
After the ceremony the happy couple ac.
companed by Miss Ellen Day and Nc.
Auxier departed for Lexington where an
, elegant dinner was enjoyed at the Phoenix
, Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry viii reside in West
Liberty until autumn, when he will likely
accept a call to teach in college in Miss,
: issippi and to coach the athletics OF tha
u institution.
Congratulations and best wishes of hos,
Of friends are extended to this popular
0 couple.-WincheSter Democrat.
f. We are prepared to do all kinds of poste