Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1918-08-29
Sheriff C. P. Henry, Common

and z. M. Oakley Went Campton
the first of the week and deliver
ed Leck Montgomery, charged
with the murder of Bruce Lewis
at Lee City about two years ago,
to the Wolfe county authorities.
They had previously gone to
Newport News, Va, where
Montgomery was under arrest,
and brought him to this county.
Herbert Maxey, who has been
working in Oklahoma for about
two years, came home last week.
He registered in Oklahoma City
for military service but Lad his
registration card trans"nrr-
ed to this place. He will leave
with the next contingent which
is called from Morgan county.
Miss Christine Swetnam, ac-
companied by Miss Martha Oak
ley, left Monday to join her moth
err, Mrs. Lula Swetnam, who has
a position in the Inspection Di-
vision, Ordnance Bureau, War
Department, Cincinnati. Miss
Martha will visit with her aunt
for several days.
Henry Nickel Seitz, of Cat
lettsburg, arrived for an indef-
mite visit with relatives and
friends in his old home town.
This is Henry's first visit to West
Liberty since he went away about
three years ago.
Miss Virginia SHADES reading,
within the Law" at the West
) Liberty Theatre, Friday night,
Sept. 9Th, is the one entertain
, ment you don't want to miss
Also at Camel City Saturday
night, Sept. 18th.
Whit Kemplin, until recently
of Caney, dropped in to see u'
; while in town last week and ask
ed US to change the address o.
, his payer to McRoberts, where
he has accepted a position al
clerk in a store.
, w. A. Henry and C. B. Moore
of Licking River, paid our sane
tum a pleasant visit Thursday O
S last week. Mr.. Henry ordered
e the Courier sent to his sister-in
law, Mrs. Emma Perry, at Lau
rens, la.
S w. G. Fugett returned Wed
nesday from visiting his sons
Frank and Lester, and daughter
= -AfI17-e.sRf SSSdblett.- in Iowa. H,
reports crops looking well ant
everything prosperous in tina
j. State.
IS Luther Pieratt and Stanle.
Dennis, of Eel, and Hord Wal
deck, late of Havana, Cuba, blu
: who is temporarily located a
IS Eel, were visiting in town Wed
nesday.
81 Mitchell Brewer, prominen
: farmer of Blaze, was in town Of
. business Tuesday. There wer
more than 200 bushels of whea
r grown on Mr.. Brewers farm thi
J. season.
Born, Saturday at 8 o'clock, r
f M, in a Lexington hospital,
= the wife of w. D. Archibald,
: girl. Mother and child are re
ported as doing nicely.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brown, G
g Pensacola, Okla, are visitin
relativer and friends in this cour
ty, from whence they migrate
e several years ago.
. Jas. E. Cottle returned las
week from Rossville, Kas., wher
!, he purchased an S0-acre farm
~ He contemplates moving to thu
State this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Henry,
l. Oklahoma, are visiting relative
e and friends in the old home couT
7. ty. They left West Liberty z
\ years ago.
e Mr.. and Mrs. John Phipps an
E children, of Catlettsburg, visite
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jn'
B. Phipps, several days recent!
{, Walter Sebastian left Thur
ID day for Bowling Green, where h
ID resumed his studies in the Bow
ing Green Business College.
1" Tom Spence arrived home tt
, first of the week from Cam
81 Meade, Md, having been di
y" charged from the army.
WuSira1 Entertainment.