Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-11-27
Local and Personal.

OtOP at iiehiy NOiC ioi youI HCSu CAY
dies.
B. S. Stamper. of Ssllars, was here at
tending court.
Hot drinks of any kind or consistency a
D. r. Keeton's.
A. w. Smith is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. T.. l.. Cahill.
c. A. Mullens, Of Florress, was here on
business last week.
Henry Mcclure, Of De Hart, was in town
on business last week.
w. L. Bramlett, of Carlisle, was here last
week attending Circuit Court.
DR.. and Mrs. C N. Maxey, Of Cincinnati,
o., are visiting in West Liberty.
The finest assortment of candies ever
shown in West Liberty at Keeton'e.
Alex Whiteaker, of Stacy Fork. was in
town on business the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wells, OF Bascom, Wis.
tied relatives in West Liberty this week.
Judge J. ]. c. Bach, of Jackson, was in
town last week attending Circuit Court.
NJ. L. Conley and Alex Snowden. Of
Camel City. were here on business Tues.
day.
Fred Burrows, formerly OF this place but
now OF Farmers, was in town last week on
business.
The c. E. Case pipe line construction
camp has moved from War Creek to Lib
erty Road.
LosT-A speckled bitch bird dog. The
person who has the dog can save trouble
by returning same. Jas. DENNIS.
J.W. Pelfrey, Of Alice, was in town on
business Tuesday and while here ordered
the Courier sent to his address for one
year.
EIwood Daniel who has position with
firm of electrical engineers in New York
City, visited his brother, T. J. Daniel, last
week.
John McNlann has smile that won't
come of these days. The stork visited him
last Friday afternoon and left fine nine
pound boy.
Judge Ben Williams, Of Frankfort, was
here this week as attorney for the Loeb
Bros, in the case Of Conley, Collier and
Darrow VS.. Loeb Bros.
is WrASxegng, who was recently ePxSiat.
ed Circuit Judge oi>tAe aIst. district to
succeed his brother, W. A. Young, was in
town last week attending court.
Henry Cole has just installed a new
"contraption" that will turn out cup or
hot chocolate, hot bouillon or any other
kind OF hot drink while you wait.
Jas. Sargent left yesterday for Illinois
where he will spend the winter. Mr.. Sar-
gent will visit relatives in Mt. Sterling sew
eral days before going on to Illinois.
LosT-Somewhere in town a I6 size, II
jewel, IS year case, watch. Has the word
Daniel engraved in the back. Leather
fob. Reward for return. D. S. HENRY.
Misses Ethel and Esther Williams, of
Logville, and Miss Carrie Cox, Of Florress.
were in town shopping Thursday, and
while here paid the Courier office pleas.
ant call.
There will be a play and Christmas tree
given by the Ladies Aid Society in the
basement OF the Christian church Christi
mas eve, December AZ, 1913, for the benefit
Of the church. The Spinsters' Convention,
a scene in one act. Admission IS and a5c.
Tommy Daniel, Of West Liberty, came
over Monday for the purpose of "killing
bNO blluS Win OhC SlOuC. lHdb Is nc
will visit his parents, Q. c. Daniel and
wife, in the interum do his bird hunting,
and use a more modern weapon than a
dornick. Indeed he will use double bar.
rel breech.loading shot gun, and a pump
action, it is believed.-Hazel Green Her.
aid.
Joe Iykins, Of near town, left Monday
for West Liberty TO bring home his vile.
who has been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
tlalleck Patrick. They returned Tuesday
evening, and brought the news that there
was another heir born to the house Of Pat
rick, suiEragette, about two weeks ago.
Mrs. I.ykins was disappointed that she did
not get there in time to welcome the
young lady's arrival.-Hazel Green Herald