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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-22

Tnfora Iohn !. Ron No 129o)-osceola Nevada. saw mill building and
tals in Snak Range. $500. furniture, $1,000 work horses $1,000
harness s25. timber. $50 GO. lumber. $4,000. wagons, s5eoV $1,000. -
V.mnreno Lawrence CRon No. f27S)-EN. Nevada small lumber house south
side Ian city, s& oolog cabin east OF above house $3.50 stable
fVIetor).s $4,000: land Ell Of MEL Of SEC "a, W. of NWh and sWA Of
land $50 ooP4 work horses 100000. harness. s256o. > mich ssooo
Wagons $4,000. machines $500o+ $500. $500
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-22

+ /. Becker. Ely New Gan Ne. 7D-City Of Ely. lot A. bio,
pro.sments on above $40 furniture, sles merchandise, $
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-22

Horsley. John =. Jr. CRo11 No. 561)-
Lund. Nevada .Lund townsite, lots 2 and 3 bh
plat, west part of 4 and all OF lot 8 block 1.
east az acres OF lots > and II block 3. 10000
acres of lots 4 and IL block 3. $4,000 . shares
work horses. $1,000; harness. $500. .........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Of the town
Is II very bad to have things look
brideyr' Mr.. Latham asked. with great
interest. 9'''''
Miss Lonnie answered that 'bridey'
thing~ were only suitable 70 brides
Well then. why not be- "a bride. Mics
Lonnie Mr.. Lathnm took tight hole
or her hand I'm t.l view OF Mis- curtis
windows. you've got the hat. why not
take me and We will be married and you
viii save the trouble Of returning tho
hat
Miss Lonnie tried 20 snatch her hand
away, hut Mr.. Latham was without
shame and held ~ fast.
say yes, Lounie. I've had a liking
Tor you ever since 7 first knew you. I
always intended to marry you. ~ could
Perhaps I'm abrupt but ! mean IT, BE
sides. ! want you 90 wear that hat We
PICKED out together. He laughed 80
ter than ever.
Bur ! haven't known YOU very long
! don't know what 90 say OF course, I
am sure that ~ is all right. but"
Just then she caught glimpse Of
Mrs. curtis lurking in the shadow OF
OF hands. only an engagement now
would save Lonnie from public scandal.
Yes III marry you. NJ. Latham. II
you really want me to-" she said smiling
At him.
That's right" he said giving her
hand a last squeeze and taking up he
hat box. Vow. lets 10 In and show
your sister our wedding bonnet"
Hat. you mean" Miss Lounle correct
ed she flung look OF defiance back
az the window Of Mrs Curtis and fol-
lowed him into the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

you'd better take that lat. Miss Lonnie.
CO.. u will he Eobh.ed up hy meboIy
else l'll carry tie box home for YOU
Miss Lonuie had rot the slightest in
ftutuu OF buying that frivolous hat.
" hlCu would never OutlaSt "a single sea-
the featEereI hat and Nr Latham were
going nap the street together. and Mr..
carnegie had gone bach Co her trimming.
Ny. LATHAM swung the lathuN ia "A
careless way. which sent cold shiNe
down her spine. but she ENJOYED herself
nevertheless. When they came 10 mud
puddle he fold her not 20 get her feet
Vet. quite a. y size had been 81 child. In
deed, Mr.. Latham seemed Co regard her
.E even Ildlcu!ou-ly young, although
one Who Nerce- on middle age. But a. en-
e was "a good teen years older than
lie was. after all
When they reached her gate he said ne
believed he would 10 IN and rest on tho
'front.' porch aW hale. he sat down on the
.fep and Miss Louri- sat up very
-fralett 200 rustic chair. Sow that snr
as home again she began To- feel that
She Aat hr'u q foolish virgin TO buy the
Naf Size looked So troubled that .fr
Latham asked ler what thr matter W,
u don't think ] ouEht to have taaen
'.ls nat sn, said. Then. in "a burst of
t"inceuce. she went ON This morning
ster ana ] were talking 70 over and vs..
''Hn"ts They don't change shape 20
much as hats and taxes are so high-aud
AT d Well. j 90 quite ways past go
quite an old maid. you know. and IN
AFRAID folks VIII think 7 am trying 70
look Young aut-ara--'
What do you care" Mr. Lathem ask
Miss Lonnic tried 90 explain TO him
TIE social code Of Shrewsbury and thn'
she vas almost afraid that her rat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Daily Short Story
MISS LONNIE'S HAT

Miss Lonnie was lowering on the
confines Of middle age and she was
torn between the desire 10 look as
young as she could and the fear OF
ridicule. Now. every woman past Is
knows that when one OF the sister
hood goes into oonnets" that she
forever renounces all claims 20 youta.
aud II she be spinster il Is the
same as an ayowal that she has lad
her hopes of matrimony away with
the old hats.
SO II was that Miss Lonnie had
heavy heart that spring morning
when she decided that she must
have something new with which 10
cover her head before another sun
day Even in her Jwn mind she was
resolved not TO name the new head
covering until she had come 10 de-
ciSion. Her married sister. VITA
whom she lived. had worn bonets tor
ten years. When Miss Lonnie ap-
pealed 10 her she rocked hard In the
effort 10 decide The question
Well" she said at last. Il guess
you better get bonnet this tm,.
for then II will do for two season
Taxes are high this year and they 10
be higher next year If they keen put
ting new cupolas and fandangoes IN
that courthouse You can't stay out
OF bonnets much longer. anyhow
1 suppose that's SO. Miss Lonnie
admitted. but If could have ano-d-
cd II / would have liked TO have
kept out OF them one more season.
They are 50 sort of-well. so Old
Womanish"
Well. YOU aren't very youue
woman her sister replied. with 'he
canGor Of the near relative
Miss Lonnie sigl-d. and in a few
minutes started down the street
toward Mrs Carneeie's millinery
emporium Mrs Carnegie laid down
the shape she was covering Win
white tulle and vent forth 10 greet
her customer Miss Lonnie barely
RAD tine 10 announce that she had
dropped in 20 sec the spring styles
when somebody behind her SAID
Hello. buying new bonnet"
Miss Lonnie wheeled around ana
Mrs Carnegie laughed. saying.
What are YOU doing in my shop.
Nj Latham"
Just saw Miss Lonnie coming IN
and thought I would help her PICK
out a bonnet" he unblushing la
than responded
Miss Lornie turned the color OF
the roses IN the now case. Really.
this Mr.. Latham was very forward
lie had lived IN Shrew bury a sCant
year. and Miss LonAe Lid not met
him more than three dozen times aI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

The trial OF Robinson and McFa--
land. both of Beuw5od. which was 10
have been tried iu Do, circuit court
here last Friday. mas been postponed
until next Friday owing 10 the Iu-
ability Of several witnesses 10 testIty
iu th" case. The Boliaire officers who
were summoned were 90 80 ,la-s-
Vile. Ohio. 90 'to circuit court oI
Belmont county We're rlr wanted W.T.
acsses. henc" the po-'pouement fu.
men are cLar-et with stealing sfa.I
from fa' mill az B.uvooG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

told. yet here be was assuming that
ne could help her in this delicate
matter. But she remembered that ne
was widower and that they are
ever reputed 10 be forward with
women.
That's pretty bonnet over there .
Mr.. Latham said. advancing on a
black hat on which the feathers
Were piled high and where silver
buckles cleaned coquettishly in nests
Of lace. Try that on. Miss Lonnie. "
And before either she or Mrs. Car
negie could stay his hand he had
plucked II from black walnut
knob. lie set i on Miss Lonnie's
little brown head and stood of TO
survey the effect
Mr.. Carnegie gave il twitch AMI
pull. That's the very thing tor
you" Mr.. Latham announced in his
bic voice. You look as pretty as a
pink in IT. Doesn't she. Mrs. Car
negie2"
Mrs. Carnegie admitted II.
In truth. Miss Lonnie was pretty
always in her gentle way. but sue
was not used 10 having compliments
fired a. her in this ofhand way ana
she protested. It's too young for me
| came here expecting TO buy a bon
net. think a bonnet would be
much more becoming TO a" she
had intended 10 say TO a woman OF
my age" but she lacked the courage.
Nonsense. isn't that a bonnet go
Mr.. Latham inquired. for he had a
mans habit Of Jumping all women
headgear under this term Mrs. Car
nerie explained the difference ~
tween bonnets and hats and MtsS
Lonnie went 70 the black walnut nat
tree and picked OF a very serious
looking bonnet with weepers OF BLACK
net hanging back OF the ears. A fun
eral plume waved sadly In front OF
jet roses
Miss Lonnie put IL on with the air
Of doing a virtuous act. Il think
that this would be more suitable Tor
me don't you. Mrs Carnegie?"
Well. II looks we'll" Mrs. Carn,.-
gle said. for she never admitted that
any OF her creations We're not becom-
Ing To all customers. but ! think /
rather favor the feather hat"
or coourse-. you do Mr.. Latham IN
was trimmed with the plumes or Gard
uer. 8 old htarSt-'
Well perhaps ] could wear touch OF
color. Miss Lonuie said. but ] don't
want ANYTHING too young" she glanced
aUTealiugly az Mr. Latham. as II she
hored he would contradict this state
And ne ala Too young Well. when
YOU set 20 my age youil want 90 get
EvNaE 'hircs 7 was &c last Monday and
haven't gone into oonncts yet. / guess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
MOUNDSVELLE
ID HoId 30 panee Thls Eu.nlnn

To Hold Barn Dance This Eveninq
ARRANGEMENTS haze been couplet q
for barn dance 20 D.. held this even
iug D. the SOL NcNulur barn on Fast
Twelfth street Mrs Maud Spooner-
Becker OF Wheeling IS giving the al
fair and music VIII be furnished dur
ing the evening 10y The Mound CRY
orchestra. The barn has been beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion and
many our 81 town persons ara eXpec,-
I'd 20 attend Dancing Will begin
az $50 o'clOcN and all local persons
who have attended Mrs. Becker s
dances heretofore are cordially in,.r
90 90 attend and god time s. as-
-urtl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

The local lodge OF b. y. q. EIks
has completed arrangements for hold.
ins series Of dances this coming win
ter a. their headquarters In tae
Schaub building on Tomlinson ave
nue.. The opening dance will De
held Thursday week and Notes
orchestra Will furnish the music for
the AFFAIR. Many out Of town EIks
are expected 20 attend and good
time is anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

The work OF building the addition
20 ,ho Glendale hospital which wac
started tlo FIRST Of last week. is pro-
rree-in- very nicely and l- past tle
hr.t story The Now addition is bern .
made Of brick fhc same as The large
hlliinr and .- located ON tho south.
cast SD" OF fI" institution The I'd
cifon when completed viii add soy
oraI wards to tL" hospital. who -
ALWAYS crowded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

The members Cd. the Home Mission.
AIRY Society az The First Ni r church
are making arrangements 10 hold "A
'hi Ken supper Thursday evening m
the basement 90 tln church Ticket,
iur th" affair are now ON sale and can
Dee secu ED from any member of the
society. fine menu is being pre-
l,iI'l i"r DE occasion. and aIl aye COZ
dolly invited % attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Large Crowd Attends.

\ very large crowd attended the
oyster supper held Saturday evening
on the second eoor OF the Myers
store building az the corner of Ihird
street and Jefferson avenue. Inc
Moundsyille Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, gave the supper and the commit
tc" IN charge was KEPT busy all dur
ing the evening. serving the many
guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Tpsnty-Third Annual
Lecture ana Entertainment Course

Course tickets Including rsse-rsf
seats fLIn
Sst ~ The sf-1usrs Male Quar-.
frffe
doc 10 ryron riatt lecturer Am
frfrhr Morale"
Jan Tnhan Indian lecturer.
Things q Saw md rif While 81 SAVAGE
Jhr 70 The Dolly ~ Donald Cur
cert fl
FeN o. The KIarrsv GIRL. arf
fftfa FIrr
Msrrt Hre Isabel garrh.lI Beech
o. lrfrrprrfftr Reader Tho IfurIf
n.f ffIs Wffe
seats ..f Che course uIII boz reserved
DO tho T I IIraIa.. Nov q 4f
o a m TIrFrfr nov ar sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
FROM
IntslliRsncer Bureau.
Colurn bus, o NOV. z.

In addition 20 electing officers in ey-
~ ely. hamlet and township IN Otio
mex. tuesday. the voters VIII pass upon
STATE constitution and one Initiated bill
an several cities, also. where the foods
Hsed last March. bond issues will be
- upon. In this city a night has hsen
Naged on the bond issue. the chamber Of
commerce having declared against H.
while citizens generally are FOR IL
The big lights FOR mayor are IN the
four largest cities, cleveland. Cincinnati.
Splumous and Toledo. In Cleveland.
Mayor y. u. Baker. a Democrat. will
PROBABLY be elected on the non-partissn
Republican. and a Socialist In ,'incin-
natl, Mayor ~ T. Hunt. Democrat. T.
Inp I"rsSoy former Judge =. : Spiegei,
mat ne would go TO cincinnati 20 SPEAK
IN nehaif OF Hunt. desiring the mayors
his mind when hc learned that CInrtn
natlans are not very friendly TO him be
cause Of his refusal 20 help put down
violence there during the street car
strlS@ The Toledo contest lies between
former state Senator Carl Keller Repuh-
becn named by one faction Of Independ-
shts. and Judge Chittendsu. who has
independents split up when NsVor grsns
Whitloch declared 10 would NOT nun
TO Belgium, but his nomination is op-
posed on the ground that ne is not a
$ot In years has Columbus had 40
SPIRITED a municipal contest Navor
George J. KArb. Democrat seeks re-elec-
non and Il under terrihc IRE. hi, adj
uihlstration heiuC subjected 10 consider
able criticism he rs opposed h, / "a
using. Democrat running a. an Inde-
pendent, and .. = Marshall foruto-
mayor. who was defeated bv Kari two
EsaFs ago on the street car strike issue
60, out the general feeling Is that Earb
VIII again be chosen.
stat. voters with pass tydyr,,, u,
small legislature amendment pronosad
oN the liquor forces In an effort 10 YET
control or the state assembly and on a
ray DILL Initiated by the AMT saloon
league; preventing the SHIPPING ~
liquor into dry TERRITORY ENiGoVc-to-
Cox opposes both. The governor ~
ever, IL for two short ballot amend
ments. one providing for u short STATE
ucket giving the governor absolute
power. and another providing Tor the
appointment by the governor OF county
ana township officers n the Legislature
cares 20 go that far. There T. Vide-
spread opposition 20 these people be
heNlng that Cox - fathering them ia
an etfort 20 increase his power politi-
cally. The Republican state committees
have declared against them
Other proposed amendments giving
women the right 20 hold executive rosi-
TOMS nj and be members Of boards OF
institutions having 20 do with the craze
OF women and children Another eN-
empts certain public bonds from taxa
toin. on the latter two there has not
been much Of a fight.
In two large cities OF the state Dav-
ton and Springfield where the commits
sion form Of government has been adopt
ed, city commissions will be elected
IL many respects the election In Ohio
this year Is unique and not for wears
have the large cities seen such spirited
mayoralty fights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

homes free Of charge for few weeks.
until q subscription list can be pro.
cured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Building Business
by the
Use of Advertising

You are building for the future when you to-day
Are you building for the by advertising your
business?
You must keep store and business before the
puohc continually II grow as II
should Advertising will give 1t good healthy growth
There is no doubt about ths-a successful men
will tell that advertising has been important factor
in building their business.
They VIII also tell you that the best and effective
advertising that money can buy newspaper publicity.
The daily newspaper into the majority of the
of the community every day
This cannot be said of any other advertising medium.
Hence you may get you message the people YOU want
TO reach and do IT regularly and effectively by using
the daily newspaper.
1T is the constant dropping of the that wears
away the stone 1t the repetition your mes
sage that will sell goods for YOU
In the of things people will buy at the store
most familiar to them, and that usually the one
most thoroughly advertised.
Keep your and your business the public and
when they need anything your line unconscousy they
will be led your door Treat right give them good
value for their money, and they will again is the
repeat businessthe cumulative effects that makes adver-
Using pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Meaning 81 pistine,ion.

Under this opinion the home brew er
may take orders az the brewery AMI
deliver 10 residences ana saloons The
outside brewer cannot establish a local
agency, receive orders there and nh
them. but may sell from wagons after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

These articles published for the information and
benefit Of those who wish 10 inform themselves or the
basic principles OF successful advertising
There will be a number of articles in the series and
those who find them helpful should preserve them for
reference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Wou0asvIIIe B-Ief,

'r Monday t...f Club will meet
iNI. evening with Nr. NlfreI Swift
H Dor Dom. nr TuuIr.uu avenue
NIr. f..r.. HrrrI. who underwent
.I operation Hf f.n Glendale hospital
f ~" weeks $500 .a much Improved
-|WH'. Dorsey Dos returned home
'rnw Cincinnati. Cd where ho spent
'n. r1Ff .rF IIf. ou business
sarah Rock II. returned fu
hr" home .f Fr.Errehr-r after srrrf
'r" ''o days HIfh friends and rcla
ftna her.
0. % Thomas formerly of thla CITY.
hu' now OFF '.n Thomas Thomas bro.
Oh f.N H.t. with I.. Family hrro
Tho Is t Or fo.f BAH team of fh'.
civ frfnfI"1 fh. Martins FERRY Norfh
fnd N'NIHf." TENN Saturday af fhc
Itf' street r1r. %. Che score of On
Tho Vourd.tWe Trades and Labor
Assembly hold VOL attended meet
Inr yesterday afternoon Hf fhrir hrIf
ruHr'rr- Ir fhn Alexander building or
I'.N ...r avenue
SIR. John Gdefon lcff Saturday '.r
cameron 'n .Urr1 f'n dave WITH
'rI.nl. and relatives
Tho work ~ irsfHNIrr fho rcr r7.
'. Ur'rrf cling "..D|r
Several lrrH foot h.U ftra affard
rI f'r Mound r.ft Nar.rfr rrmfr NHa
frrH |. H'....Hsrr lf Marietta
Nr frr'.nr 90 f1f11rff.
avenue. A.. .rarIirr 're eo.t with ir.
f7HrhfUr Hf Wooster D
N- arf Nrs . 70 uat.r o. Counting
Hrs r"n" .'rr r.r Hrra With n..r'
nrf relatives Iu fh'. rIft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
MELBA-KUBELIK

MARKET AUDITORIUM
Tuesday Evening November 9Th.
Seats 81 so. s. 90. $3.50 $500.
az : " Banner Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
nc attornev sereraI -.

As I view ~, the manufacture may
ship carload % beer 90 another point
IMAM the Factory. consigned 10 himself
tie may load from the storage house
into his wagon or other vehicle and
proceed 20 make sales from said wagoi.
or other vehicle. but L- may not take
and proceed then TO the stprshouse and
deliver the same IN fIlnllment OF tn
order heretofore given. Under the
cases above referred 10 This would be A
s. Ia AT the storehouse. which is not per
United. orders may be taken and
sales made from the wagon or other We
hicle. but any sale that - ref~rable.
under the law. 20 another place would
he outside OF the execution and VIC
% ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

Copyright. 1913, sherman D. cleggp.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-10
Wagner
Makes Statement.

HfAA -
In assuming charge Of the
Clovis post office. ] do 50 with
the intention Of devoting my
entire time to the Office and
giving the patrons and public
the best service possible. Any
patron feeling agrieved is ear
nestly requested to come to me
and talk the matter over and
perhaps we can adjust it to the
satisfaction Of all concerned.
i feel there will be few err
rors or real cause for complaint
with the present extremely ef-
fcient clerical force, but in
case there is. you are again re-
Quested to call my attention to
them.
It is the desire Of not only
myself, but every one connect
ed with this Office to make it a
model Office and in this. we will
appreciate the cooperation of
the public and patrons in offer
ing any suggestion that viii i'm.
prove the service.
/ will suggest that if people
will be careful to have return
addresses on mail it will be Z
great help to US and their mai
will not be lost.
/ wish to thank my many
friends and the public in gener
al for the many fayors showr
me and to my enemies (no no.
enemies for / do not believe
have a real enemy in Che tow
or county, but those who werr
against me in the late "un
pleasantness" l am willing t,
forgive and forget, in fact,
have forgotten. Now let's al
get together and build up Cur!
county and a greater Clovis.
A. B. WAGNER,
Postmaster.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-10
Curry County Normal
in Session Here.

The summer normal institute
begun Monday with an attend
ance Of fifty and the number
increasing daily.
Prof. Frank Carroon Of the
University of Las Vegas is con
ducting the Normal assisted by
Prof. Atkins, of Texico. Later
On Prof. Dean will join them
and render assistance.
Those in attendance this
week are:
Lucille Armstrong. Roosevelt;
Jas. M. Buckley, Clovis; Lille
Buster, Leota Easton, r. A..
Crawford, Mrs Iva Crawford,
Minnie Monday, Cassie Monday
Sarah Monday. Grace LaRue, of
Melrose; F. A. Cook, ZueIIa
Cooke. Allie Cooke, Wilson Da-
Wis. George Davis. Virgil Davis.
Justa Davidson. Wessie Jones,
Carrie Jones. w. J. Matthews,
A. NJ. Singleterry. Jewelle TEN
pie, Mrs. A. NJ Todd, all OF
Texieo; Gladys Hamilton, OF
Grady: Erma Mulhair, Mrs. A.
Ia. Watson, Hollene; Johnnyt
McCutcheon, Field; F. C. Whit
field, Ard; Bessie Trimble, Claud
Stella Reed, Roosevelt; jamie
Davis. Ricardo; j. v. Bieler
Philippine Islands; Nora May
Brown, Chas. F. Bieler, Berti,
Finn. Nina Davis, Mabelle Da-
Wis, r, I, Duke. Josephine Don
nelly. Ada Lively. j. l. Moore
Nanon Noble, Fred OhI, Henel
Rought, Ethel Stansbury, An.
ME Thomas. Beulah Thomas, 7
E. Wilimon. w. Lou Williams
Clovis. N. M
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-10
Southern Amusement
Company Here.

The Southern Amusement
Company is the center cf at-
traction all Of this week at the
Clovis erchants Mid Summer
Carnival.
1t is a big attraction, in fact.
too large for a town the size
Of Clovis.
While they are we'll patroniz-
ed by the amusement loving
public, it is doubtful if their
visit here will be profitable
one to them.
The Southern Amusemel
Company are not an aggrega-
tion Of feecers and fakirs as is
so often the case with such at
fractions but a we'll behaved
courteous and accommodating
people with first class, clean at
fractions. We especially rec
on. mend the Negro Minstrels
Southern Bellies, Cat and Doi
shows as good entertai n nments
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-07-10
ElIs,s 9Th Of July Exeursion.

Ell's 4th of July Excursion.
The Elk's excursion to Ros-
we'll on July 4th was a complete
success and more than seventy
five Of the members Of the An
tlered tribe and their friends
boarded the special train at
six o'clock Friday morning
bound for the metropolis of the
Pecos Valley for a days cele-
bration. They were well repaid
for their visit as the people Of
Roswell had prepared for their
coming and extended every
courtesy and had made ample
provision for their entertain
ment and comfort.
A picnic for the Elk's and
ladies W as held at Slaughter
grove where a barbecue lun-
cheon was given. In the after
noon a ball game in which Clo-
Wis got trimmed" was arrang-
ed and at night a grand bal
provided merriment for the
visitors. They returned home
about 400 a. m.