Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-03-13
Local and Personal.

Fresh fruits and fine candies at Lykins.
Born, to the wife OF Jas. Dennis, March
II, boy.
Turner Hamilton, Of Silver Hill, was in
town Monday.
DIR. Keeton will have fresh pork on
sale Saturday.
DIN. Murphy, of Maytown. was here on
business this week.
Go to Keetons for candies. All fresh
direct from factory.
40. Peyton, of Camel City, attended,
County Court Monday.
DR.. Keeton has fresh fruit to come in
the last OF every week.
Tom Nickel, of Winchester, is visiting
relatives in the county.
Attorney f. E. Fogg, of Paintsville, as
here on business last week.
w. II. Vance, of Lamar, was here on
business the first OF the week.
Don't go away hungry. Go to Denny
Lykins' and get square meal. p
Denny Lykns will be prepared to feed
the crowd during Circuit Court.
IN. Maxey, of Yocum, paid our Office
pleasant call while in town Monday.
Jas. w. Davis Of Ezel, was welcome
visitor at the Courier office Tuesday.
JIM. Gevedon, of Grassy Creek, was a
pleasant caller at our Office Saturday.
Miss Ida Wells has returned from an ex-
tended visit with friends on White Oak.
w. B. Barker and Arlie Mcclure, of
Ebon, were in the city on business Monday.
For high grade chocolate candy with
real crushed fruit flavor go to d. r. Kee-
ton.
Rev. w. f. Lykins, OF Grassy Creek, ia
vored the Courier crew with visit yester-
day.
L. B. Mcclure, OF DeIiart, and I. Fl.
Mcclure, of Pomp were here Monday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. W.T.. Caskey oil Lenox,
visited the family of Auty McClain SUM-
day night.
D. r.. Keeton will have green beans and
fresh tomatoes Saturday. Come early lest
you be too late.
] ASSESSOR John Patrick, q Grassy Creek,
was here last week aud bought fine mule
Of Fred Burrows.
D. c. Lewis, Of Pomp, was in town Mon
day, and while here renewed his subscrip-
ton to the Courier.
E Deputy Sheriff +. ]. Perry, Of Blaze, was
in attendance on the County and Quarter
ly Court this week.
Mrs. ]. Clint Wheeler, Of Caney, who re-
Gently suffered paralytic stroke, is report
! ed to be improving.
:, Frank Kennaird, Harlan Kennaird and
: John W. Coffee, of I.ogville, attended
e1 County Court Monday.
It J.C. Bailey, of White Oak, was here
!. Monday and handed us the wherewithal
for years subscription.
Visit Denny lykins' lunch counter while
attending Circuit Court. The best lunch
for the least money TO be had in town.
L. c. Slater, Of Wells Station was in the
city last week and while here ordered the
S Courier sent 10 his address for one year.
DR.. c. c. Burton, OF Licking River, wa:
T here on business last week and took occas.
1 ion to have his name put on our mailing
Y list.
c. w. Womack has on hand full sup
I ply Of the celebrated Mitchell wagons, all
] sizes. Examine them before buying else
where.
6 Professors c. E. Clark and ]. II. Will
:, liams, of the Camel City Graded School
were business callers at the Courier office
u Saturday,
= DR.. w. G. Carter's condition is very Sc
rious. He Is growing rapidly weaker an,
it is not thought that he can survive man
more weeks.
Misses Jennie Phillips and Blanche +
l. Thompson returned Thursday from Cane,
q where they had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
- w. l., Hammond,
)r You can say goodbye to the constipation
10 with clear conscience il you use Chamber
!, lain,s Tablets, Many have b;en perman.
= emily cured by their use For sale by al
d dealers.
Rev. c. f. Oney, Presiding Elder Of til
NJ L. Church, South, will begin a seric
of meetings in West Liberty Saturday Il
Is 18th inst His work will be in behalf Z
ut the new NJ. Z. Church building. Ever,
body invited.
n. SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ey A handsome eight,room residence
Ia fine corner lot in Morehead, ny. Beau'
'es ful yard, fine shade trees, pure water, ft