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River to visit her brother.

River to visit her brother.
Miss Ellen Luonia Of Salt Lake
City, arrived Monday for a visit with
the Malmberg family.
Mrs. C. C. Martin and Mrs. A. E.
Turner went to Laramie Monday on
a shopping expedition.
Mrs. C. D. Williamson entertained
at bridge Wednesday, Mesdames
John Cook. Robert Milliken. John
Hughes. Harry Larson, Glen Stod-
dard, Richard Ober. Chas. Woods,
and Otto Frederick.
NJ. Sheldon, state mine inspector,
spent Monday in Hanna.
George Ainsworth. who had a
slight operation performed on his
arm at the hospital last week is now
at home again.
A. o. Graves. the popular Armour
man Of Cheyenne. paid Hanna his
weekly visit on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett, who
have been spending the summer
! with Mrs. Benefits parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell ut the Dana Meadows
ranch, departed for their home in
Las Animas. Colo. where Mr.. Ben
nett is professor of animal husbandry
at the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis and their
daughter, of Rock Springs, have been
the guests of MI. and Mrs. Charles
Woods for the past week. They
left on No. 10 Tuesday for a visit
in Cheyenne.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Frederick who
have been attending the Bankers
convention at Sheridan, returned
home the middle of the week. They
visited many points of interest In
J the northern part OF the state, and
\ are most enthusiastic over Wyoming
scenery.
Albert Kingdom has returned
from the students training camp at
Prisidio. Albert reports . most in
teresting month spent there and he
also gained twelve pounds.
F. c. Moritz OF Denver was a bust
ness visitor for several days last
! week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brown of Den
yer spent a day in Hanna the latter
part of the week. Mr.. Brown 10
connected with the Fendrie & Bolt
hoff Co.
Ed Russell went to Laramie ON
Tuesday.
George Kangas was in from Leo
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Cowdin Of Leo spent
a few days In Hanna the early part
Of the week.
F. F. Hansen was in from Elk
Mountain Tuesday.
Jack Cooks orchestra gave a de-
lightful dance at the opera house on
last Saturday evening which drew a
very good attendance.
Saratoga, Medicine Bow Lodge and
surrounding resorts are proving de-
lightful attractions for Hanna folks
these week-ends and every Sunday
finds the roads leading thereto lined
with cars. Amongst others who
spent last Sunday thus were Messrs.
and Mesdames r. B. Ober, Chas.
Woods and their house guests Mr..
and Mrs. Davis of Rock Springs, Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Williamson and
daughter, Mrs. Florence Williamson
and the Frederick children, Mrs.
III. '-
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as tent and outdoor shows. When
the fair opens there will be eight
troops of Wyoming National Cuard
Cavalry here on the annual sneamp-
ment. There will be eight big circus
acts In front of the grandstand every
afternoon. . big Museovite state
ceremonial Is to held here on Sep
TENDER l5. the pioneers Of the stats
will Q In annual reunion. there
will be football games each morning
between teams from the state uni-
versfty and the Management Of the
fair has arranged for 4 regiment OF
exceedingly funny clowns.
It's going to be some show-dog,t
miss It!
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. HANNA OTE Il

Miss Virginia c. Young. Deaconess
OF the Episcopal church. has come
all the way from New York City to
take charge of church affairs in
Hanna. Miss Young has stirred up
considerable interest in the short
time she has been here and on last
Thursday an enthusiastic meeting of
st. Margaret's Guild was held at the
home Of Mrs. c. d. Williamson.
Plans for future work were laid and
it was decided to hold these meetings
every Tuesday at Mrs. Williamson's
home during the month of August.
All Guild members, or anyone de-
string to become Guild members are
cordially invited to attend without
further notice. The Sunday school
Is also to be recognized and will
start at once. Beginning next Sun
day 1t is hoped there will be a large
attendance at the school house,
which will be used for this purpose
until other arrangements can be
made. Deaconess Young will re.
main here for a month or two, dur.
ing which time she will make
efforts to get the long delayed church
building started. Services and com.
munion we're held in the school
house Sunday evening, v which
Dean Thornberry of Laramie pre-.
sided. Deaconess Young will make
e headquarters at the Hanna
Hotel during her stay here.
The peaceful little valley of ELL
Mountain was stirred to its very
depths last Saturday when 1t became
known that a murder had been com.
mitted on the old Larson ranch, four
miles above Milo. Jack Lee, an ex.
convict shot and killed his partner
Thomas Mccullough, another ex.
convict. The exact cause for the
killing is not known, but is supposed
to have been the result of q, drunken
quarrel. Both men figured prom.
inently in a crooked wool deal al
Medicine Bow last winter and were
on parole. No trace Of Lee, who dis.
appeared directly after the murder,
has been found. Deputy Sheriff
Hansen unearthed two stills in the
locality during his search for the
murderer. one Of which belonged to
Lee and the other to Scott Slower.
An unknown man fell between two
moving freight cars last Thursday,
sustaining a badly fractured leg and
other serious injuries. He was given
emergency treatment at the hospital
and later removed to the railroad
hospital at Cheyenne.
DeacOness Young was the guest OF
Miss Betty Christensen at luncheon
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Quealy spent
the weekend at Shirley Basin, the
guests of Miss Margaret Sullivan.
The ex-seryice men of Hanna wish
to thank the members of the Amer
lean Band and the choir for their
services at the military funeral of
u 'comrade, William David Jones,
on July Bird.
guest, Miss Mildred Hale of Omaha,
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dined Informally with Mr.. and Mrs
John Hughes Monday evening.
A jolly crowd Of Hanna folks
formed a gay party that spent the
weekend at Saratoga and Medicine
Bow Lodge. They left in a large
truck Friday evening, taking along
blankets and provisions, as the en-
tire party slept out doors each night.
Those participating in this delight
full affair we're Messrs. and Mes
danes James Massey. John Berrian
Hughes, Robert Milliken. Glen Stod,
dard and Miss Crystal Scott and
Frank Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larson en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening
Misses Mildred Hale and Olive VIII
liams.
Way Down East" proved an i'm.
mense r awing card for the -opers
house Tuesday evening. Even at the
unusual advanced prices. every seal
available was occupied. / have wit.
messed every one of the Griffith
pictures and enjoyed this n sc
thoroughly that I went twice in one
week In Denver, where II ran fol
five weeks. Please Mr.. Love let III
have Dream Street" next with al
its lovely music too.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. D.. Williamson
had as dinner guests Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Dorothea Wilson, Mis-
Ruth Wilson and Tom Meredith.
Robert Cox returned Friday from
an extended trip through Colorado
He left Mrs. Cox at Cheyenne wher'
h will visit her son, James Buck
ley and family.
Mrs. T. J. Dodds returned t o Lara
mie Monday after spending severa
days here and at Milo.
Mrs. E. A. Mitchell left Monda,
for her home in Denver after a two
weeks visit here with her sisters
Mrs. l.. A. Williams and Miss Betty
Christensen.
Tom Dickinson went to Denver fol
q two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Henkell and
small son, left Saturday in their cal
for q trip to Salt Lake. They will
visit sereveral other points on theil
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Matthews
and children and their brother, Mr.
Gorrie, OF Superior, IRE the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rennie for a week
or two.
Edna Pearl Pendleton and Alma
Mcmillan, two interesting girls from
Laramie, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Robert CRrdwell.
Grant Merrell, formerly Of Hanna,
but now Of Gilcrest, Colo, has been
spending the past week visiting rela.
tives here and at Milo.
Kes Campbell, a former Hanna
boy. has been spending his vacation
In this region, and left Monday
morning in his car for Denver.
Robert Elliott Williamson, who
arrived from Denver Sunday is
spending a week at the Dana
Meadows ranch, the guest of Henry
Mitchell.
Miss Jean McVickars, and Miss
Mildred Hale, who have been house
guests of Miss Olive Williams for the
past two weeks, left a few days ago
for their homes. Miss Hale goes to
Omaha and Miss McVickars to Rock
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And the third is pink; or blue figured percale is trimmed
with ric-rac braid to match. Very smart are its big set
in pockets and the becoming curved bodice edge that
ties into a trim sash intfe back.
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STATE FAIR B 10 BE
BIGGEST IN HISTORY

The Seventeenth Annual Wyoming
State Fair will be in full swing in a
few weeks and Its destined to go
down In history ~ better than n
Of Its predecessors. Manager Otto
H. Boun IL dOfnS everything IN HIS
power to secure. clean. wholesome
amusements for the week of Septem-
Der 13 TO 16 and that he has SO far
succeeded In lining up q program that
will interest everyone is evidenced by
q glance at the program outlined to
date. Many events, heretofore never
thought of, will be ON the fun menu
this year, exhibits viii be bigger and
better than ever, the crowds are ex-
pected to exceed by several Thousand
any that have ever attended the fair
before and there will be something
doing every minute OF the bour big
days and nights of the show.
A two color circular has Just been
issued by the secretary of the fair
calling attention to some Of the at
fractions. Autoists are asked and In
vited to come and bring their camp
Ing equipment as there is sure to be
a shortage OF rooms.
The U B. Government VIII have 4
display this year which viii cover
about five thousand square fest OF
space and which Is snre to attract
hundreds Of visitors. This display
VIII b. In the nature Of an agrfcul-
tural exhibit and the government WIN
also exhibit In tile Mines and Miner
ais department.
Horse races, bucking contests,
steer ropfng, chariot races and steer
bull-dOKEinR WIN 3! bA f%ntoreatfnx
portions OF the afternoon programs
to be staged in FRONT of the grand
stands. the Sheridan, Laramie and
Douglas bands Will furnish music
and In the evening the crowds may
visit the big midway on which viii
be found all the latest rides, as well
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Rachael Jones and her guest, Miss
Willamette Jackson. OF Denver, Miss
Isabel Rate and Henry Jones.
Mrs. Chris Anderson and two sons
ieft Thursday night for Pasadena to
reside permanently. Mr.. Anderson
will follow later.
Mrs. c. C. Martin and Mrs. E. H.
Martin have invitations out for q
card party Thursday afternoon.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09

The Commercial Bank at West Lib
erty has agreed to loan, on six months
time, to pig club members whom they
consider reliable, Industrious and
trustworthy, enough money to buy u
purebred gilt, already bred to regis
tered boar ut the time Of purchase.
by getting II bred gilt In this way,
II club member will, soon after his
purchase, be owner of u regirtered SOW
and her litter of registered pigs, and
before the end of six months when
the note is due, can sell enough pigs
TO nay off the note, The bank will OK
tend the NOTE for sis more months
when due, if II seems advisable and
necessary.
The bank will probably not lend
more than thirty.iiye dollars to any
one boy, hut at the present price ot
hogs this should be enough Ia buy q
good bred gill;
This is n splendid opportunity foi
Industrious, ambitious farm boys (,
make start In the pure-hred hol
business.
Il, b. RANKIN,
County Agent.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
MAYTOWN & GREASY

Mrs. w. NJ. Ward, who has been
very i'll for the past week, is some
better.
Mrs. Susan Henry is visiting her
son., Johnnie, at Grassy Creek.
Mrs. Lonnie Hill and little daugh-
ter. Jaunita, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cantrill, at West
Liberty, this week.
]. NJ. Rowland Is visiting his mother
at Jeptha.
Roy Cannoy and family. Of Dennison
are visiting relatives here.
William Sample, Of Hazel Green
came down Saturday to deliver cal
TO Willie Dennis.
Mrs. @. P. Dennis and son, Willie
left this week for Torrent.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard 0ldfeld ant
little daughter are visiting Mrs. Old
fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam May
OF White Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cottle attend
ed commencement at Frenehburg thi'
week.
James Robertson, who has been con
fined to his room with rheumatism, II
able to be out again.
JUNE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
MALONE
], A. HALE.

A revival meeting is being conducted
at this place by Sister Yates, of Salt
Lick, and Bro. Barnes Castle. Nav
God bless and aid them In their work.
Misses Gladys and Matte Elan, of
Greear, visited Mrs. Clarence Haney
and attended church here Saturday
and Sunday.
T. ]. Elan, of Florress, candidate
for Democratic nomination for Repre-
sentative attended church here Sunday.
The Malone base ball team and the
Index team crossed bats of the formers
diamond Sunday. The Malone team
won by score of 10 to 4.
After the game White Oak team
came up for game and again the
home boys were successful by score
of 8 to 2.
d. ]. Walters is an applicant fol-
deputy U. S. Marshal here. D. ]. was
a O,',-scf soldier anl is man OF
nnimpcachable characta'. And since
hc a'')Oi. tment must =, 20 Rcpul,
lien &c i,el that Mr., walters is til,
man foc ihe place and lf the Republi
cans of the district wanr the approva
Of the people they will appoint Mr.
Walters.
c. @. May, of Liberty Road, wa
here last week advertising his candI
dacy for Representative Cliifor
says every thing is looking fine.
Attorney II. +. Walters, Of Hard
hurley, is visiting relatives here thi
week.
Lynn B. Wells, Of Wrst Liberty. wa
e here Sunday in the interest of his rae
o for County Attorney and also matr
: mony.
X. II BARKER.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
SALYERsyILLE


Lloyd Johnson ana Miss Ethel Ris'
ner were married here recently. Rev.
W. w. Cooper officiating.
Okey Pickelsimer and Miss Mollie
iiOlbrook, Of Johnson county, were
married here recently at the Clerks
Office, Rev. W. W. COOPER officiating
The American Legion of MRgoflir
county held Memorial services here
May 20. Ralph C. Ely, formerly OF
New Mexico, and II. II. Ramey of Sal
yersvllle, made splendid addresses
The Legion has doubled IFS members
in this county since It's organization
and every ex-service man In the county
should Join.
C4rpnce Patrick, of Salyersvillc
and Miss Allie George, of Lickburg
wep married recently, Iley. Thomas
Brown officiating.
On MAY 20 girl baby was born 4
the wife Of Frank Trusty, but II iivet
only n few hpgrS u was buried II
the IIowcs cemetery on Lick Creek.
! A shooting affray occurred Sunday a
Fritz. on Middle Fork, in which NV,
men were wounded, one fatally. Wal
lace Burgctt shot CLAY Gullett IN IN,
leg, lnalctiqg p serious wound and Ia
ter IN the day John Burgett shot Char
ley Harvey with shot gun toHr'"
away oil OF the left cheek and his es
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
INSKO
BLUE EYES.

Mrs. Nancy Ann Patrick has just
returned from an extended visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Charley Hammock.
Of Hazard, she reports very enjoy-
able time.
Mrs. Walter ID. Jones IL very sick
nj this writing. Her many friends
wish her D speedy recovery.
J. @. Arnett. D prominent business
man of EPSON. was . very pleasant
visitor here Sunday. We are always
glad to have him among us, as he al
ways has a smile and kind word for
every one.
Price steele wns here Sunday In
the interest OF his candidacy Tor coun'
ty Court Clerk. He has a number oi
friends here and we wish him success
in the election.
A large crowd attended church here
Sunday. Services were conductor by
Reyerends Roe and -. W, Perkins ant
Jim Mcclure. Their sermons very
much enjoyed.
Messrs. Press TNulbee and Car
Stamper, OF Salem. were hire Sunday
The only objection that the girls
Stamper. of Salem. were here Sunday
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
HOLIDAY

A. F. Blevins passed through here
last week in search Of his horse which
strayed away from his place May 10.
Stanley and G. W. Vance made
business trip to Caney last week.
G. G. May, who is candidate for
Representative was calling on his
friends here last week asking for their
support
II. II. Holiday made business trip
to .Netty last week.
Roxie and Chloe Vance attended
church at White Oak Sunday.
Mrs. Golda Manning and her sister
Miss Maxine Whit, were the guests Of
their aunt Mrs. I. L. Salyers Of this
place last week.
Joe Terrell, Of Canned City, who Il
Ia candidate for Justice Of the Peec'
for this district, was the guest Of Rev
John 0ney last week.
J. W. Janis, who has been working
at Leonard for some time, has re
turned and Is the guest of W. NJ. Hol
liday. He says ne will live in Morgal
county now for a few months at least
The new organized bali team her
chose up and had q game Sunday
There was n nice crowd present an
all seemed to enjoy themselves. Tn
Iboys are learning to play fine end the
are going to try and have n mate
game Sunday
pIJTE EWES
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09

Curt Testerman, OF near lIopkinSvi!le
Messrs Russell W,tls and Hargis Tol
ly and Misses Alma arJ Inez Gose.
A. A. Gose had lheinsurance man
call and insure his buildings.
Clifford Hildebrandt, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is re-
ported better.
A. A. Gose sold to Russell Wells q
fine hog for $500.
Mrs. Holly Walters, who has beer
visiting relatives at this place, has re
turned to her home inIndiana.
Mrs. Betty Wells and daughter, Mrs
Rash, are visiting relatives and friendi
In Kentucky.
L. Loyette, of Cincinnati, called ol
Miss Alma Gose Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kelly Wells, Mrs. Albert Well
and Mrs. Holly Walters were the guei
Of Mrs. Curt FISHERMAN Tuesday.
WILD FLOWER.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09

and portion Of the lower jaw. Har.
yey was taken to the Bach Hospital at
Jackson, but it is said that there is NO
chance for his recovery.
Willie Elan, Jr., business manager
of the Licking Valley Courier, of West
Liberty, was in our city last week. and
called at the Office of w. w. & Ralph
Cooper for pleasant chat Was
pleased to have the genial gentleman.
The election for good roads will be
held Saturday and it is thought that
the vote will be about 10 to 1 in favor
of the bond issue. Magoffin is a fine
county and all we need to prosper is
good roads connecting us with our sis
ter counties. We are pleased to know
Fat we will soon he in touch with
West Liberty and Paintsville.
TIPPERARY.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09

found to their visit was that they
brought their girl friends along. OF
course you can't blame the Adele girls.
Miss Sarah Ferguson entertained a
large party of friends at her home
Sunday afternoon. Every one report
ed a splendid time.
Mrs. Roena Nickel left Sunday for
an extended visit with her sons, Geo,
of Lennut and ]. H., of Glomawr.
Misses Blanche and Ella Walters, of
Nickel, were visiting here Sunday and
also attended church here Sunday
night. We are always glad to have
these girls with us
Miss Gena Arnett, of Helechawa
visited Miss Lena Stricklin Sunday.
GWENDOLYN.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
CANNEL CITY

Mrs. A. H. Snowden and children.
Elizabeth and Robert, left Monday
morning for few days visit at Lex
ingtOn.
Mrs. Golda Manning, of Caney.
made a business trip here Saturday
afternoon.
A. E. Mcclure, Principal of the Can
mel City school, left the last of last
week for Whitley City where he will
teach a six weeks summer course
Everyone wishes him much success.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Fowler and lit.
tie son, Murle, Jr, of Salt Lick, are
visiting Mrs. Fowlers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Carter, this week, and were
accompanied home by her sister, Ollie
who has been staying with her and go
ing to school. We are glad to have
them back with us again.
Gladstone Brown, of Salyersville
visited friends and relatives here last
week. He has not been with us fol
some time and we appreciate his visit
and hope that he will come again il
the near future.
Carl Sebastian, one of our home boy!
left last Saturday for a few days stay
at Berea. He is attending Commence
ment exercises there.
James Mitchell, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Elan, was hurt Sun
day afternoon by a plank falling OF
him. We hope he will soon get al
right.
Custer Jones, cashier of the Morga
county National Bank, was calling o
Miss FRANKIE Carter Sunday afternoon
Our Sunday School is planning fo
a picnic the last Sunday in this mont
and we are arranging the way we wan
things to go. When we go we are e
ing to have a nice time.
MERGE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09
CANEY


Born, June 3, to the wife Of Escom
Murray, q girl-Anna Louisa.
w. 4. Truett travelling salesman
from Richmond, visited Miss Maxine
Whit Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Elan spent the week
end visiting relatives at Lennut.
Mrs. B. f. Taulbee, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Stinson, returned home Monday, ac-
companied by her mother.
Mrs. Walter Peyton and Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Terrell, of Camel City, are
visiting relatives here and at Camel
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Benton, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Tony Benton and Roy Benton Wis
lited relatives at Elsie from Friday til
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. g, v, Reed and Mr.. anC
, Mrs. q. X. Reed and daughters, Misse
! Lula and Jewel, were the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs Barnes Castle at Malon
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Henry Mann and grand
r daughter, Miss Thelma Ferguson, pass
5 ed through here Friday enroute t
r Richmond to visit the latter's mother
Jamse Henry, of Dayton, Ohio, wa
p the guest Of Miss Maggie Singleto
Sunday.
d Miss Maxine Whit, nffer a fe'
months w,aa,! !Uh, rclur'Gl IL Ber'-
r, Tuesday. vase sht viii Frnr u
# Senior class in the Normal.
Is Mrs. G. V. Reed visited her daughte
Mrs. Dorsa B. Lykins, ut Winchest'
Is last week.
'e Rev. John Cochran, of Bulan, WI
v. here last week on business.
Mrs. p. S. pRy is visiting in Wi
lg chester.
O. Miss Treonia Walter Is visiting h,
i. sister, Mrs. Andrew Watson, at Lexin
IN ton this week.
IT. Dr. Z. @. Watson and Geo. S. ow
re ley are out on fishing trip this wee
y, Miss Maggie Singleton is visiting
nd Jackson this week.
he CLERK,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-06-09

Florress Sunday.
The following were the guests Of
Earnie Bolin Sunday afternoon: Misses
Bonnie Elan, Mary Lacy, Bonnie Mul-
Inns, Matte Nickel, Mamie and Fan
ME Osborne, Messrs. Autie Bradley
Albert Patrick and jeff Williams, of
Dingus.
Lester Williams, of Dingus, attended
church here Saturday night.
John Davis, of Forest, was at Flor
ress one day last week.
Byron Hammond, Of Forest, spent
Sunday night with G. G. Elan.
Miss Fern Dawson was the guest
Of her cousin, Miss Dora Williams
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns BOlin and child
ren, of Lenox, visited friends and rel
atives here last week.
SWEETHEART.