Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-08-07
Ed Cecil Wins For Representative
Local and Personal.

MIS-. u. l. LEWIS is very SICK at present.
Mrs. ]. D. Lykins, who has been very III
is some better.
Bascom Elan, Of Henry, was in town on
business Monday
D. NJ. Murphy, of Maytown, was in town
Monday on business.
Miss Fleta Hovermale, who has been i'll
with fever is able to sit up.
Attorney James Clay, of Morehead, was
here on business last week.
Hattie May Walsh, little daughter Of
John Walsh, is very sick with fever,
Boyd Lawson, who has been in Illinois
for several years. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Cottle, who have
been visiting in Illinois, returned home
Saturday.
Boone Wells, Of near town, is very low
with typhoid fever but is reported 70 be
improving.
Miss Berthe, daughter OF D. P. McKinzie,
Of Elk Fork, is reported as being yiry sick
with fever.
Mrs. Kate Maxey, Of Cincinniti, is visit
ing her sisters, Mesdames II. 4. Dyer and
W. II. Easierling.
Mrs. Ella Tolliver and little son. Hen
drick, Of Morehead, are visiting friend and
relatives in toni. = - -
Robt Sublett, OF Jennings, Okla, is vis-
iting relatives aid friends in Morgan, his
old home couaty.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Hammond, OF Jack
son, visited MIS- Hammond's father, q w.
Philips, last week.
w. J. Seitz, who travels up the Big San
dy with headquarters at PIkeville, came
home to vote Saturday.
B.M. Carr and G. NJ. Hauey, Of Lexing-
ton, can.e back TO Morgan to vote for their
lavori,es in the primary.
John Cassity, OF Morehead, who has been
woEking on the Courier for the past few
weeks, returned home Friday.
Sam Patton and Creed Oney, Of Quick
sand, are visiting the iamihes Of I. D.
Sturdivent and Elijah Cochrihan.
Miss Maude Wells, who has been threat.
encd with fever, is reported better and 1t is
thought that she will soon be out again.
Sam p. Wheeler, who has position with
the Morthead Grocery Co., Of Morehead
me home 10 vote IN the primary Satur.
! day.
. II. J. McFarlan and II. c. Records, o
: Louisville, were here last week gathering
l data in regard to the membership Of The
. Masonic order Of Kentucky.
Edward +. Cecil was here 'ruesda,
; shaking hands with his friends and receiv
:, ing congratulations on his victory in Sat
g urdays legislative primary.
; Prof. Arnold Webb, who has been doinl
special work at State University, LeSing
= ton, is at home. Proi Webb will hav
!, charge of the Normal Department Of tn,
q West Liberty High School the ensuing
q term.
: is. Stringfellow, OF Huntington, W
: Va, called on us while in towd Monda
A and ordered the Courier sent to his ad
g dress for u year. Mr., StringIelow is inter
Is estested in the oil and gas development G
this territory.
" Prof. Leon D. Nickel, who has heen al
l tending the summer term or the Kentuck
State Normal School at Richmond, ha
] come home to take few weeks res
a. POT Nickel came over to town Monda
,e AMI paid the Courier crew a pleasant Wis
S. while he,e,
y The Ladies Aid Society," with Mrs, Ioh
= Days, OF Lexington, met with Mrs. Dr, |
nj " Nickel Thursday evening July 81 an
rs had very pleasant evening. 1t was
n. regular meeting but on account Of the al
p. sence Of the proper officers the collection
lie dues was postponed until next meetir
FL which will be held at the home of Mrs. |
es NJ. Cox, All members and officers a
" urged 10 he present as We have plann,
~ !" some matters and need your presence al
N. help. Please come.
nd Mrs. J. d. pmprs, V. Pres.
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