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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-18

- Edison Diamond Amberola Phonograrh and records. Call or write us about our free trial offer of machines; all kind of ma. chimes repaired. H. H. Leopold, 1SS9 Main St. BY ans
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-18
NOTICE

The Pacific Engine Co. will hold a meeting this Thursday evening. July 18th at 8 p. na., at headquarters, 1877 Main St. All members are requested to attend.
 Per order,
 JOHN J. EcKELA Foreman. . 9ENRX TATE sesx,.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-18

FIRST sPIRITUALTST CHURCH, 300 State street. Message meeting, Wed nesdays 7:30 conducted by Mrs. Heaton Barnes, president. Sunday7 5:30 and 7:30. P 25 elf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-18

SCREENS, doors. windows, veranda and balcony screens to order. Henry c. Hoffman & Co.,, 61 Lewis St Phone 9O1-5. R8 bs"p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
THE DAYS REVIEW
tF'-on, Logan and E-%au :" \. T.. Mas
t.n & C.. by Private WIZ!

NEW YORK. June H--Prl""S Wcr''
generally lower Some strength was
;SSperienccd in the forenoon hut IN tn"
advances there appeared :" have been
hn progress quit. 4 Nttl: rs.t:i%iEs. AMI
rs thu. Session progressed th.' market
fel, the w",cht .; the larS"r supply ~
s,o"HS.
Their. w. nrt rnirh "t stEn'flcIutf
in tn. va, Avs hu, reports ""r" cur
ron, ~ lid aii...'; that AdItEvrs would
like b" permitted IN the Instances OF
meta, - an extent that would "TSet the
INCREASED freight rates which w'Il pre-
Nail after .fuus 18th and N addition -
Aas srit. that wh"r" """r "hr require
rlrntS have. created a scarcity "t SUP
l<niis*. rss sn,r,his prices will b" 'X"d and
tna, mutually, some further regulation 81
.nr,ces III th. iuS:aurr ~ copper steel.
Astroicum rruiu.,s ARA -"itoa So""s
Wi;l be instituted.
As ". have stated recently. While
nrirrs hft... hnlI up In the stock market
nre.ty ,-.il.es;itI il appears |" TIC an m
rcportunt time - take an acSr""SiFH
stand on tho long S,d9 "f III: market
with sc uany uncertainties "nhIronl'hk
rms situation ard w;th corporations NJ
,his r"ri"d unahl. L" Gun-" with mucN
G>-ran " accuracy the consistency ct
current disbursements. wh|" taxation
problems arc >;iil uncertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
BituminOuS Production
Is Growing Larger
Soft Coal Output Improves For Week
Ended May IS; Beehive Coke
Declines.

IIINGTON. June 5.'-Prndurlirn
rf hitun,inuus coal during The week
ended May - cquallcd ami cen slight
IL exceeded tho record week of May l.
Tho output of soft coal. including
ignite and coal made int" coke. during
the week ended May 20. is estimated at
Il.Sll.0"" net tons. All lncr"aS" NJ APP
prnXlmatrlv l0h. 0nh net tons over ;Hr
production of tho preceding week. The
average production per working day Is
estimated at 1.96S.nnn net tons as
against l.a5c. moo net tons during TN"
week previous and 1.S2?.rGn net tons in
May. 1917.
Rnehivr coke production during the
week Guided May 81 is estimated at
So Unn net tons. Il decrease compared
with the week Of tho 18Th "f 14.huh net
toms Of per cent. The average daily
production is estimated al lll.pp0 not
IONS a decrease Of 2.nhn not ions COM
pared with the preceding week.
Ship,ncntS Of biiumipous coal over
l2: roads amounted /" "OI,SSn cars in
the week ended May 10. compared with
oNi.N26 cars the week before and 1873
G67 cars for the week ended April 20.
Anthracite shipments over nine roads
for the same period were 4h.I"@ cars.
compared with 4l.01l cars the week be-
fore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
STOCKS REACT
At TER ADVANCE

NEW YORK. Iuue 5.-StnckS opened
with a demonstration Of strength today
but reacted very generally III the later
dealings on moderate offerings. me
setback WAS accepted as a natural result
Of the recent advance. which Invited
considerable profit taking.
Mar news was mostly favorable. bur
Offered Ht,ie promise OF an carly pass
ing Of the strain along the French 'front.'.
ESce submarine shock SubSldsd complete
l. and shippnss displayed better tone
than any other group
The strength Of Marines. especially
;hn preferred at an extreme advance oil
-. points. ccom1anisd the news 81 a
soccja, meetings Of tho directors to-
morrow. 1t is expected that further de-
tails 81 the deal with British interests
viii then hc announced.
roppcrs Developed sudden heavlnsSs IN
:::c latter part of the session. reactinS
:" 81: points. Chin" showing marNeu
weakness. The reversal cvidenly antici-
'.s,ta9 adverse dividend action on some
cr theS,. properties III tic near future.
Profs ssiuug! activity again c"rtrthut-
cd ;" thc variahl" strength OF certain
speculative ISSUES. notably t"ha"coS mo-
tors. oils Fertilizers. industrial! alcohol
tr,l ,!:>ti!i-r$. lnt i"uis failed TO elicit
any general support.
Standard tduStvi;li> equipments and
rails a.. :"NN.h :. r.ar;lunary ;r"nd after
th.ir carly gains. United States Steel
closing AZ hal: 4 Joint less. u reversal
OF al,n"s. ;uir.< rr"iu its best. Sales
amounted 70 6l-. 600 shares.
l.ibcrt: bonds rallied slightly from
low rsc"r.is -: The previous day and IN
>.crnati"nai VA: ilHtations. Including
Paris e'> and Aug'o French SIS hardened
one half - orc point. Total sales par
>alue> reEa.ed $500. 600.
United States bonds. cold iSsu"~l we're
unchanged on call.
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RAIL SERVICE
IS IMP ROWING
WAR INDUSTRIES DEMANDS BE
ING SATISFIED IN GREATER FRO
PORTIONS AS CARS BECOME
AVAILABLE.
Greater Tonnage OF Coal And Coke
Rushed To Manufacturing Plants,
AS Finished Output Leaves.

Rapid improvement in the production
been due To The better Transparent ion
facilities ON the railroads. The trade
figures that on March /, laSr. there were
approNirlalrlv :un.n"n tons of finished
steel piled Al ia" plants especially IL
h" Pittsburgh district. awaiting n"\c-
mcut. while at present there Is only "A
nominal quantity held up and ih:* be
cause uf cmharg""S rather than lack #
cars.
The demands for steel IN wa indus
tr,rs. for shiphuildinS. munitions AMI
other supplies for tn" United states. us
we'll ns nur Allies. have been f"r stead
lily increasing quantities. and I'll" mat
:rr Of supplying sufficient ears Tor
transportation has involved rapid and
cont inlinuS movements by the rhllr"hhS
Of creator lnnnHg"S It orc and cox" I"
the plants. coal and finished steel pro-
ducts from the mills.
The railroads arc gwen full credit Icy
better service by th" iron ana steel IN
tcrcstS. \. &. You're. chairman 81 tho
subcommittee nn traffic conditions 81
the American Iron 4 Steel Institute. III
u letter Ia A. II. Smith. Regional n:r""-
tor III tho East which Mr. smith has
transmitted In all N" railroads ""'r-
Ccrnrd. says:
with particular reference /" "r"r-
atlnns by thu. railroads ~ hhndliu& RS"
materials and finished rr"du"i* Inn
situation at The present time Is p:a'N-
rally normal and ia behalf "G TN"
American Iron x Steel institute. ih"
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Personals

Mrs A. r. RInrhart has returned
from Camp DiN. y. j.. whcr" Sh" has
spent III" w""k v,sitrnr h"r husband
Lieut.. :. &. Eluchafl.
Mrs. /. =. r"""ll will i"av" the lat
tor part Of hi" week for Washington,
u. e.. where sh" will v!si, relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Eud" of lSalii-
more street. have aS their guest. Mrs.
Edward Eu.i" "f Holloway. ohio.
n. l.. I.arg"nt has left for Win
chester. Va. wh"r" liz viii spend the
next few days visiting rliiIiv"".
,Irs. I.nla Taylor Of Terra Alta. w.
Va. ~ visiting her daughter. Mrs. J.
Ermplc Ir.. "f T"mth and Marshall.
MIR and Mrs. ri""rG" Long and
daughter Helen. hnv" loft for Camp
leo where they viii visit their son
Harry who ~ IL 1ra:uin% there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N"'ra"ken #
Columbus - arr visiting friends and
relatives in ihiS city.
&I,sc Ing !I"rfrnrn .'f Garfield S;r>c:.
who has been quit" III = c"nNaIrScin6.
!. H. Rrnwn "f TINS "lty leave:
shortly for Holloway. O. whrr" nc has
accepted :, position with III" baltimore
and OHIO railroad company.
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the property of Mr.. John Young Of
Second street.
Miss Hattie Fulton returned Monday
from Il few days visit with relatives at
Barncsvlllc.
Among those shopping in GAINESVILLE
recently were Misses Wilma Laws, Bes-
sic Irwin. Mrs. Charles Laws and Mrs.
Daisy Sides.
Miss Ethel Ruth Jarrett entertained
"A few friends at her home last Thurs
day evening. Among those present
were Misses Lily. Minnie and Nettie
Iiruvcs and Bertha Duvall OF Second
street, and Mr.. W. W. Lucas of Barnes
willie.
Mrs. Melvin Richards was shopping
at Wheeling on Friday.
Miss Dora Phillips. together with her
Sunday school class and few others.
cnjoycd an outing on Friday by pic
nicinE at E.amira.
Mr.. stanton Perkins Of Philadelphia.
IA. received an honorable discharge
from tho marine corps owing To injuries
sustained while III service, and arrived
home here on Monday.
Miss Dora Rogers Of this place. ac-
cnmpancd by her brother. Mr.. John
Rogers ana vile or LoSuSN1llc. RIG
friend Mr. George PoGue and wife ~
81. ,'!aIrsvillc. muirrcd 10 Chillic"the,
O.. on Thursday where they visited Mr..
Rogers son. who is in training. at Camp
sherman.
Miss Mary Patterson Of Cameron is
visiting hcr grandmother. Mrs. Kate
Patterson. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Will Patterson tof .tlcvc-
land wcr" guests Of Mr.. Pattrrson'S
mother. Mrs. LouiSc Patterson; on Sum
day.
Mr.. :. J.'Jackson Of Barncsvilie wa5
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Arilla Mraly and three sons.
William. James and Albert. will go 10
Mcr'onallsville this week. whcr- they
will remain for some tins. visiting
friends.
Dr. I. " Boa,l ."f GAINESVILLE was
professional Gale" her" on Sunday.
Miss Zelda Perkins and uIcc". Marion
Zelda Jenkins spent III: Weekend with
relatives at Barncsvlilr. and attended
services at the ". T.. church,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Lucas Of Barnes
viii" are moving To their property on
Gail avenue. recently purchased Of Mr..
J. G. Kitchener. Mr.. Kitchener and fam
liz are moving 1" property of l.. W.
Lucas on Maple avenue.
Misses Lyde and Sarah Dudley and
Frances Halliday OF Wheeling arc spend
ing some time at the Prk.
Robert Kitchener is visiting his aunt
Mrs Iona Stalker at Pittsburgh this
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCKS.

CHICAGO. June J.---lioES -RecelDlS.
500: market opened l0C Ia 20c higher
on hoI,,r grades. closed dull. with early
advances mostly lost: butchers. $l6.I""i
l7.ln: prime hcavi"s. $3.50 ii lG.7":
heavy packing. Eli.@5c: !6.5n; rougn".
h"avv $l5irM lola: selected light.
%L7.l0,l l7."I: bulk "f sales $l6.5D "r
IL ~"
-Krr"ip:s. ipnn: beef steers
higher: choice and prim" EiT.n"T l1.I3;
medium and good. $lt.pnm 11."n. r"n-
,uI"iI and PLAIN. S!".25W 4.Jn. COWS aud
hnifcrs. steady To strong. raINcS. steady:
stnrk"rs and feeders. steady.
Shrrp--nrceipts. 1000: market strong
lambs. higher: top shurn lambs. $l7.GI:
tor, spring lambs. $21.jni best faI ewes.
Sli1I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
STOCKS AND BONDS.
FINANCIAL OPINION

fF,y nr,vatc wire to \. l.. Mast"n d co..
Financial News Bulletin says: lar
ring the sudden appearance 81 news
that might unscttlc sentiment me mar
kn. is expected In continue bulIiSh aG-
,iyjty. The technical position con-
tiu,Ics to favor pool operations Tor
higher. prices along conservative llnes'
t'npucrs are expected /" d" better.
shorts ara retiring from the motors.
. Favorable developments arc rum"reu
pending in III" st""!>.
EullISh Information "n Tobacco IS
enc. cirr,ilarcs in we'll posted channels.
Leather ana paper stocks are re-
rnrI.d bought fer inside interests.
TRADERS ought - prepare against S"'it!-
mental shurk$.
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BETHESDA

Tho ". +. n. S. meets tins wc"k for
their regular service on Thursday aft
crnoou at the church.
The e. ". g. VI. meets Thursday
evening ut tn" home If Mrs. Martha
Ilugr and mother nf Railroad street
Among those who attended tn" home
missionary convention AT =. tlaIrS-
willie this w""k were Mrs. Anna Nc
Miiicn. Mrs. Watt. Misses Elizabeth Nc
Million ard Matte Smith.
Rev. !. W ". Brown sent Tuesday
at Quaker I'I;y.
The W. t. z. U will meet on Satur-
day evening ut the home IT Mrs. J. w.
Perkins. I'll" topic for the evening is
Flower Mission.
Mr. Groves is moving his family to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
SUGAR

NEW YORK. June J.--Thorc were ~"
changes IN raw sugar prices. Whirh re-
MAN al tho liNrd level OF 4.9hjC for
L'uhaS. cost ana freight. equal To G.oU'c
for centrifugal. Th" committee re-
purlrd purchases az a-l.0Vh bags Oh
Cuban and 5000 Honduras.
In refined thrr" seems TO be- enough
SUGAR ON hand 10 take care OF the re-
uuirrnruts If the trade, which as ye'
haV- only ncrn oi fair prnpnrtl"n. AL
tnuuEh the demand is expected to In
crease in tn" very near future Prices
ar" unchanged at I.i5C for line gran;
ulalrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06

Robert Turvcy. Edwin Srh""n. WILL
lam Meyers. Lionel Anhreas and Harry
Whitaker were III MoundSvill" yest"r-
dny hcfur" tho county draft hoard for
examination.
The lads II Marshall ''"unty who have
become nf ago .s'ur" last registration
day. Jung :. l?it. nl.L lh"ir names
yesterday with tn" Marshall county
draft board for military service. TIL"
lads registered ~ tho court h"us" III the
draft board chamber. II IL expected
that something lik" 81" Marshall coun-
y young m"u registered.
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ycrr-GrtScll

Friends Of Wilma VI. Gris"ll nf
M"unds,ll. and Harry Kern of this
civ. will hc surprised I" learn Of Their
ula"riag" SATURDAY evening 1T $50
o'"l"rk at tn" First NJ. T.. parsonage.
Ery. g.; Il. SH.ih officiating.
Miss T;rIs"ll is tho daughter 1T Mr..
ami Mrs. =. l.. t;r'srll If MoItdSEili'.
and is Til" popular Nr. Kern Is con-
ncr:id with til" I:altimore and ono
supply Department Al l5enWood.
I'p,u their return from an eastern
TRIP they will take mp thrir residence
~ this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06

Rrn"knirc's analysis: TIL" rails Will
no! IL. subject 10 dividend decreases and
on side of few badly manipulated
sp"rialti"s like New Haven. lhclr posi-
ton will be relatively strong. but even
here. tho effect of tight money and
tremendous bond issue coming IN the
fall make it necessary for investors L"
h, prepared to sec their holdings sag
off some what.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
CROP REPORTS
WEAKEN CORN

CHICAGO. June >Arorn today re-
y"rscd its action OF yesterday and turn
ed decidedly weak after Il moderate add
ylnce ON beacish crop reports appeared
70 be- chiefly rvs pousibla for the setback.
Prices closed heavy. = 10 ias not lower
With July l32L t" II: and August 1857.
Oats lost :. TO cant. TIL" OUTCOME" IN
provisions varied from l. cents decline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
Emil Dartcli Home

Emil tia.icll one Nf our popular
youn. man now ia The service ~ hnmr
Oh = i've day furlouGh from Fort SrrcE-
rm, ia Mr. llart"ll rNpcrlS to he i'll
France shortly and says that HI likes
army life *plendldly aud hops 10 soon
lie un the firing linz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
McMEGHEN.
Local Bows lover There"

Word has been received to the ettsct
,hai many NJ oar local boys "l the
S!4lh division. hav" arrived over
there" Relatives Of Alva Bryant an"
rI,arl"@ +. Daily received word that
the hny> had arrived safely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06

Cash quotations: Corn. Number yell
low. l6S: Number :: yellow l1o; Number
yellow 1875 a lt5.
bats Number ) white 80. d IS:
standard "a, q 7Jlt.
Pork nominal. Lard "4n7. RIBS "lSi
n c2o5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06

Sronrar,l. Mills Il Go. sa%: he pros
poet of greatly increased lanes PaF''c
ularly on cNCeSS rr"ntS. may n"hc "'
esSarv some new estimates OF the Hc-
earning power of all industrial SharHS'
but will not in any respect Affect Inc
rails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

UIIEEI.1NI;. W. Va June >. -.
Furnished The lut"ll!p"n"'r hy \. r.
Masion & Co.. members az the New York
Stock Exchange. National kank build
ing. Nh.".lins. ". Va, Louis +. l;raud,
m:,rIrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. June 5. IS.
Furnished the IntelliS cnccr by A. E
Masten Il Co. members OF the New fnrR
Sleek Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing Wheeling w. Va. Louis h. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06

!. Transfer h""k.; close Jun" -. for Il
2rt cash dividend payable June 20.
. Transfer books clos" ,luns L.. for 4
regular e. and an extra 20 C,tsh dlvi-
Gund payahlC June 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-06
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. June =. 1915
Furnished tho Intsilt6cncer by ~ X.
M..Slcn s Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
;nG. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis +. Brand.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. lun" >. II.
Furnished IN" inlcllEcHc"r by A. Z
Musteu & TO- members Of the New Ynrh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
!:iE. Wheeling W. Va. Louis 4. braid
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Junr = is.
Furnished the IutcilIG"nccr by 4. Z
Masten g. Co.. members Of the New iora
Stock Exchange. National Bank Builr
Ing. Wheeling W. Va. Louis l.. Brua.
manager
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BANK CLEAR|NGS
ClrarincS for June ). S6S".0S2."I.
Same day last year. $SQ7.G60.n4.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June ). l9lS.-
Daily quotation list OF tic Wheeling
Stock Exchange. compiled for lntel'i'
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Standard On Subsidiary Stnrk

WHEELING. W. Va. June .. Us.
Furnished the 1rtelligcnccr by 4. E
Masten 6: Co. members OF tho New fnrs
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
ing Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Brand
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
Morning. Stock Letter

Furnished. ThN Iutclll gsnc"r EE The
l'inaiicc -.
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Loss 81 10. caused b. sinking ~ >h'rs
is so sr/u thar II. "N"''t Of submarine
rad li::",r VII 10 brush Il aside t""'t!
80 FAX ~ IL, market i '"n"era'd. "
tnc .,r:.,r- :rri: Il IL" mark; Slt"Ul! de-
..cioc an ,nari;et strength ~ should
favor ,a!irrs pr'Hts, pending s"rth"F "''
."'pr:!4mts.
Har-,s W.n:hrnp and -.
Financial N.uS l;ul'.:;iu: Th,r". "r"
good reasons Tor f"!I"rius that ii::';itG-
.innaI ,,i;.;rg 6: \rw 1la>ca - tak;tt!;
n!acv It.r"u&h r.-f;tin channels :" NV
/ ~ z!ort financial r'-r!,~. II - locked
Rton - exceptionally St:"w" as'S"rr-
on and x.:l Uniformed. There IS ii
nnr iyr.,rnSsion ,hnt n" r.rn$rt-
n will NJ, tig&r" IN tn" New tta"-
~ 50 much ralk.d "f. h.iig OVER
- thu ,nnG.uc" is NOR" strong
70 aSso"i:tt" III: Nrw iih"-
York Central.
-: underlying values.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1918-02-14
Return From Lexington.

7. H. johnson and George Ro'
mans, of Forest, returned last
week from Lexington, where the
latter, who was supposed to be
suffering from blood poisoning,
had gone to consult a specialist.
The doctor told him that his
trouble was caused by unsound
teeth, and that if he would have
his teeth taken out he would soor
be well.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1918-02-14
fraud in the school census report
in the city of Covington.

fraud in the school census report
in the city of Covington.
j. H. Wheeler, o f Dingus,
visited the Courier crew and
joined our family circle last
week. John has sold his farm
near Dingus and will move to
Paintsville about the 10th of
March.
Our good friend VIM Wedding
ton, of Little Sandy, visited and
transacted business in town this
week. He was accompanied by
VIM. Moore, of Sandy Hook.
Esq. R. L. Motley, of Ezel,
called at the Courier office while
in town Monday, subscribed for
the paper and purchased a supply
Of legal blanks for use in his Of
fee.
Several days ago Miss Fern
Cottle fell and unjointed her
lett arm, but not thinking it
severe paid bnt little attention to
it. However. a later examina-
ton showed that the elbow was
disIocated and on the 18th she
had to undergo an operation and
have her arm reset.
County Judge j. H. Sebastian,
County Road Engineer A. F.
BIevins and Magistrates Ed Day.
&. W. Day, R. L. Motley and J.
F. Lykins are in Covington this
week, attending a meeting of the
Kentucky Good Roads ASsocia-
tion.
Oscar Pelfrey, Of Jeptha,
Dewey Blevins, of Dingus, and
Clayton Hammons, of Forest,
were Tuesday visitors at the
Courier Office.
Umatilla, Fla, 2-11-18.
Licking Valley Courier,
West Liberty, KY.
You will please find inclosed a
check for the sum of SLIGO which
settles my account with you and
)ays for subscription to your pa
Der up to Jan. /. 1919, according
0 your statement which ! called
Tor. Wishing you success, l re-
main, Yours truly,
j. MONROE FISHERMAN.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1918-02-14

Blairs Mills, KY, Feb. II, 1918.
Mr.. Fl. G.. Cottle,
West Liberty, Kentucky
Dear Sir:
My subscription to the Courier,
| believe, expires in this month.
Please discontinue same at expir.
alton, as | am going away for
some time.
| will in the future, renew
again.
Very truly yours,
0. A. HoLBRooK.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1918-02-14
Accepts Position as
Primary Teacher.

Miss Anna Nickel, of Nickel,
has been employed to teach the
primary department of the West
Liberty Graded school for the re-
mainder of the term. Hon Me-
Clure, who had been teaching
since Mrs. Nancy Turner resign
ed a few weeks ago, resigned.
Miss Nickel is an experienced
teacher and will doubtless prove
u valuable addition to the teach
ing force Of the school.