Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-10-30
Local and Personal.


day.
J. l.. Anderson, Of Insko was in town on
business Monday,
Jas. Little, Of NIize, was in the city last
week on business.
NelSe Bishop, Of Yocum, was here on
business last week.
+. II. Johnston, Of Forest came in to see
US while in town Saturday.
Miss Kathleen Steel left Saturday to visit
relatives in Columbus, Ohio.
D. NJ Murphy, OF Maytown, transacted
business in town Thursday.
Will Cassity, OF Bascom, visited his
brother, II. b. CaSsity, last week,
County Attorney ]. p. IIaney was at
Lexington on business last week.
Misses Pfudie Dyer and Jennie Rose paid
our oIiice pleasant visit on day last week.
Misses Mabel Thompson and Orange
Oakley paid our office the compliment Of a
brel but pleasant visit Monday.
IT,. Daniel, who has been confined to
his room for three weeks with sciatic rheu-
matism, is able to be out again,
b, J. Elan, Republican candidate for
County Attorney, came in Monday and
gave lis another order for job work.
J. II. Day has sold his interests at Grassy
Creek and moved lis family TO Mt. Ster.
ling, where he is engaged in the hotel and
livery business.
T.. T. Cecil, Of Hazel Green, Democratic
nominee for Representative, was in town
Monday. Mr.. Cecil says that the Demo
cratic outlook is good Oh his side Of the
county.
SM. Lykins deputy warden at the State
! Reiormatofy at Frankfort, came in the
, first Of the week to remain till after the
election. Sam Toad ntver fails TO conc
home 10 vote.
The Courier Crew is indebted to Misses
Della Cassity, Life Blair, FIeta Hover
male, Nancy Phipps and Mrs. Nora Cottle
for assistance rendered in mailing out the
last issue of the paper.
The Penny Social given by the Ladies'
Aid Society at the home Of Mrs. John D.
Phipps Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
was a success both socially and financially,
more than I25 people being present and
responding with pennies, quarters and dol
lars. Willie Joe Oakley was awarded the
4 prize being the ugIiestman.
Prof. Clarence II. Poage, formerly T.!!:as f!sat'
pal Of the West Liberty High School, con-
tributed, in addition to his cash contribu-
ton the following verse; which shows his
appreciation Of cold West Liberty"
Your letter received
With kind invitation to come to your
party,
That we would be welcome, we've always
believed,
Md feel our reception would surely be
hearty,
We send our regrets that we can no be
there
10 ENJOY the comminglng Of friendly
converse;
But we send YOU a dollar and hope you'll
declarc.
I'VE surely are sorry, but i, nigh, have
been worst.
2 We remember the friendships that helt
us OF yore,
r And trust me are held even now in esteem
= We will not forget, though we live t,
four score,
The village that lies by the side of tn
steam.
!, - give 10 our friends TINS greeting II
II rhyme
10 tell them they're londly remembered by
name;
Invite US again, for we'Ie coming mex
time,
Il To good old West Liberty long live he
n fame.
d Our names you will find attached to thi
:, verse,
&c The money we're sending TO I'LL our place
i Mud 50 when the money you've put i
Your purse,
81 Perhaps YOU can think how we looked i
d the face.
st Clarence Ilolton Poage.
II