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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-08-28

J. G. Tibben shipped carload of
cattle last Saturday.
I Mrs Charles Leist spent Sunday
with friends in Atlantic.
II See Kommes Brothers for all
kinds of wagons and buggies. Adv.
Mrs Gerson Laubender went to
Audubon Sunday to visit relatives
and friends.
A. w. Harvey and Wilbur Wolf
autoed to Dedham yesterday on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Graham Wis
tied relatives and friends in and
near Atlantic over Sunday.
\ The Perfection lOil Stoves, the
best in the world, for sale at w. 3.
Varney's. Advtf
/ The Boy Scouts are camping in
the Frank Williams woods, north
west of Extra.
i Nick Thielen, accompanied by
George Rogers and wife, autoed to
Des Moines Tuesday
/ Thad Seibert returned home Sun
day from Atlantic where he had
been working in the Candy Kitchen.
II Henry Minernan and son, Walter,
returned Saturday from Des Moines
where they had been attending the
i State Fair
Harold Miller, who is working
in Atlantic, spent Sunday with his
parents, Hans Miller and wife in
West Extra.
Frank Dimick is now working
at the Soda Fountain in the Extra
Drug Co. store, taking the place of
Mrs. Doll Spoo.
Mrs. Charles Stocking, of Audu-
bon, visited few days this week
at the Chas. Leist home near Extra.
Mrs. Herbert Herrick and Miss
Getude Basham went to Des Moines
yesterday to attend the State Fair.
Mrs. Lee Hough and children and
Mrs. Will Ross departed yesterday
morning for their homes in West
chester.
Mrs. j. K. VandeBrake visited a
few days this week with her par
ents, B. H. Christensen and wife
near Brayton.
Little Miss Blanche May return
ed from Des Moines Sunday noon
after a several weeks visit with
relatives and friends in that city.
Miss Grace Rabson went to Att
lantic Monday afternoon where she
will take charge of the Household
duties at the L. A. Peterman home.
Miss Sue Tanner departed Sat
urday. for her home in Waterloo af-
ter ten days visit with relatives
at the Gault and Dimick homes.
Julius Westphalen, of the John |
son & Westphalen Garage, was as
sisting with the farm duties on his
fathers farm north of Atlantic
from Wednesday until Saturday.
Miss Bertha Minerman returned
home Friday morning from Wes-
sington Springs, So Dakota wherel
she had been visiting the past sew
eral weeks with her brother Chas
Minerman and family.
The Misses Bertha and Lena Lar
sen, of Chicago, who have been Wis
iting relatives at the Nels Hansen
home in this city, visited the
fore part of this week with with
relatives in Audubon.
FOR SALE!
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-08-28

d l]2: 9gal : &: !: =
Doing. 20 ao>SO
See Kommes Brothers for grain
drills and Alfalfa Seed.-Adv.
DR.. Oldaker returned Sunday from
Des Moines.
Miss Bess WHITAKER is visiting
this week in Audubon.
Clarence Laubender, of Audubon,
visited in Extra over Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Rethmeier was on the
sick list the first Of the week.
Mrs. j. G. Riley is entertaining
her sister from Winona, Minneso-
to.
G. l.. Gore returned home Sun
day from business trip out of
town.
Mrs. Albert Croy spent last week
visiting relatives and friends I'M At
lantic xz
Mrs. j. B. Connrardy started her
dressmaking school with 20 pupils
enrolled.
Victor Christensen of Audubon,
is now clerking in the H. P. Peter
sen store.
Pauline Spoo is visiting this
week with her friend, Erma McNutt
near Hamlin.
E. B. Voss and family autoed to
Des Moines Tuesday to attend the
State Fair.
DR.. Clay departed yesterday for
Marshallton where he will visit his
brother and family.
Fred Voss came from Nebraska
Friday and will again clerk in the
FIJI Cotton store.
See Kommes Brothers for all
kinds of Plows and Manure Spread
ers.-Adv II sr
Mrs. A. M. Laursen; went to Elk
Horn Monday to visit relatives.
to Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Knox departed
Monday for Minneapolis where they
WiHfvisit his brother and wife.
Mrs. Rev. Hollingshead entertain
ed her friend, Miss Wycoff of
Corning from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Struthers
Of Geneseo, Illinois, arrived Mon
day to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Herb Herrick and children,
of Shelby, came Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with relatives and
friends. 4
There are none as good as the
Perfection Oil Stoves. Find them
at the new Hardware Store,
Advtf W. E. vARNEY's.
Herman Jensen, son of Martin Je1
sen and wife of this city, had his
arm broken Sunday while cranking
an auto.
Gerson Laubender departed last
Wednesday for ST. Bernandino, CAL
ifornia His wife will remain for a
month to visit relatives and friends.
]. M. Carlson, wife and baby
autoed to west of Elkhorn Sunday
where they spent the day with his
sister, Mrs. w. E. Potts and fam
lily.
Thad seibert departed this week
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11

The members of the Clovis
Woman's Club enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L. G. Mersfelder last
Friday. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered after which
a novel contest called the
Pictorial Sketch of My Life
arranged by the hostess, kept
all present FASTING magazine
pictures in little books which
were provided. This held the
interest of the guests for an
hour or more and afforded
much pleasure. The judges
decided that the books of Mrs.
Malone, Mrs. Erhard and Miss
Curren were best, and in a
guess, Mrs. Malone was luckiest
and received a beautiful bou-
uuet of sweet peas.
Refreshing sherbet and cake
was served.
The club will meet at the
home of Mrs. w. S. Winters,
four miles from the city, en-
Sept. 10Th.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
W. K. T. Club.

Mrs. Bert Curless was
hostess for the W. K. T. Club.
Tuesday afternoon. ALI club
members were present and they
enjoyed a most delightful meet
ing at her home.
The guests present were Mes
DANES j. w. Stewart, Roscoe
Stewart, Cash Ramey, o, Jones.
Fancy needle Ework, and con.
versation occupied the time Of
the meeting and caused the
hours to pass pleasantly fol
those in attendance.
Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
Attorneys, Have Your Laws
UP To Date.

The New Mexico laws are of
practically no use unless they
are completely annotated. There
has been no revision or compila-
ton of our laws since 1897 and
positively will not be until 1917,
The undersigned has heretofore
prepared q full and complete
list Of all the amendments,
notifications and repeats Of the
laws of New Mexico, commen-
cling with the Compiled Laws
Of 1897 through and including
the Session Laws of 1899, 1901,
1908. 1905. 1907 and 1909, and
has now just completed a full
and complete list Of amend
ments, notifications and re-
peals of the Session Laws Of
1912 and 1913. The entire.
work consists Of over two
thousand annotations and in
cludes all available references to.
the New Mexico Reports, the
Pacific Reporter and the United
States Supreme Court Reports.
A great deal Of time and labor
has been spent on these an-
notations and no attorney or
other person having occasion to
use our laws, can afford to be
without a set.
This work is printed on white
gummee paper, in red ink. con-
veniently arranged for use.
PRIcEi-Set commencing with
Compiled Laws Of New Mexico
of 1897 down to and including
laws Of 1909, SIS. 90.
Additional annotations for
laws Of 1912 and 1913. 50 so.
Complete set. $3.50.
Address. FRANK J.. LAyAN,
Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, NJ.
M.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11

The Way of Cain" is the
theme for the morning service.
who are Christians?" is the
question TO be discussed at the
evening hour.
We need you in our Sunday
School. Will you meet with US
next Sunday?
We request our members to
make these last Sundays of this
conference year great Sundays
in attendance and spiritual
progress.
WALLACE R. EVANS,
Pastor.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
(Fsom the Clovis News Of Sept.
A. 1903.

tEom the Clovis News of Sept.
A. 1903.
Active construction work be-
gar today on the big shops that
are to be a duplicate Of the La
Junta, Colo. shops which en-
ploys about a thousand men.
Lack Of space prevents giving
further details this week.
Miss Lee, Of Woodward, Okla.
viii open a millinery parlor ia
the Stewart and Ramey building
on Main street.
Mrs. L. j. Morrow and famiA
IL from Nebo, KY, are in Clio
Wis visiting Mr.. Morrow's
mother, Mrs. Mollie Morrow.
Mr., Clary. the popular clerk
at the Alfalfa Lumber Yard,
went out on the railroad last
Sunday to view the antelope
and shoot plover.
A big soaking rain fell this
week, putting sufficient mois-
ture in the ground to do for the
balance Of the growing season:
The barber fixtures in the
Clovis barber shop fell by rea-
son of not having been strong
ly fastened, but fortunately, w.
B. Cramer, who was in one of
the chairs escaped without any
serious injury. The chairs saw
ed the glass from breaking.
C.. A. Scheurich, Of the mer-
camille firm of Reid, Scheurich
and Iden received the sad news
this week of the death of his
father at his home in Taos.
N. M.
Uncle Pete Mcdaniel is put
ting down a well on the Nelson
place.
Watermelons an d cantelopes
are getting very plentiful in
this neighborhood,
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11

O. L. Owen, state corporation
commissioner. was a Clovis Wis
itor today leaving for Santa Re
onsthe noon train.
Stanfeld & Gryder of the
Clovis Feed Store are now ready
to fill your order for Groceries
Hay, or Feed. Phone AZ. If.
II. H. Hale, Of Texico, was in
the city making proof before
II. S. Commissioners Curren,
today.
Put up your team at the Clo-
Wis Feed Yard Plenty Of water
convenient to Feed and Groce-
ries. Stanheld & Gryder. If.
To Trade. For good hero
sheep, all or any part Of 81
coed brood mares, all bred t,
jacks, and two young jacks. al.
SO have a lot of good young
horses and FLIES and mules
will trade, sell for cash. or up.
on time with good paper. AID.
dress at once. Box 8O5. Plain.
] view Texas. S4-25
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
and Miss Mildred's party will
long remain in their memories
as a very pleasant occasion.
E. E. Hull, a Visitor.

E. E. Hull. one of the pio-
neers Of Clovis, and who or
ganized the Clovis National
Bank, was in the city Monday
and Tuesday, stopping off, en-
route to Los Angeles, to visit
his son, Jack Hull. who is en-
ployed as assistant cashier in
the Clovis National.
Mr.. Hull, who now resides in
Muskogee was one of our
strongest boosters in the pio-
neer days of Clovis and he il
always a most welcome visitor
in Clovis.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
Biz Rain.

Another soaker fell Wednes-
day afternoon and at intervals
throughout the night covering
a large area of eastern New
Mexico and the Texas Panhan-
die.
Although the government
rain gauge kept at Barry's shows
only half an inch of rainfall,
the general opinion is that
more than an inch fell as a
heavy deluge lasted more than
half an hour. Reports from
the surrounding country indi-
Gated that the precipitation was
much heavier than in Clovis.
This practically insures a bump.
er crop this fall and will put
the range in the best conditi on
ithas been for four years.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11

Among the very pleasant
parties the past week was the
one given by little Miss Mil
dred Oldham in honor Of her
fourth birthday. Her guests
were the members of the Sun
day School class to which she
belongs at the Christian Church.
Early in the afternoon, the
hostess, and sixteen little
guests, accompanied by their
teacher, Mrs. Payne, were in
vited into autos and enjoyed q
delightful ride. Upon their
return, Mrs. Oldham threw
wide the doors of the home in
true hospitality and a most en-.
ljoyable time followed. Games
were played on the lawn afte
which ice cream cones an,
cake were served, and tin,
baskets of candy were giyeI
as favors.
The little tots were delighte.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
ln Honor Of the
Misses Winters

Friday evening a number of
the young people Of the Baptist
church. enjoyed a fine ride out
to the Winters home, four
miles west Of Clovis and spent
q most enjoyable evening. Va
rious parlor games were indulg-
10, and with music and pleas
ant conversation the time pass
ed only too quickly and the
merry crowd did not arrive
home until the wee hours of
the morning. All knew that
it would be some time before
another evening at this hospit-
able home would be afforded
them as the Misses Winters
would soon leave for Albuquer-
que where they would enter the
hospital as nurses.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
HOmesteaders Attention.

The News Office is the only 81
fee in Clovis supplied with the
up-to-date new form application
for final proof blanks.
We will make out your proof
application free Of charge, and
know how to do it right. Take
no chances on having some mex
perienced person experiment
on your application. It may cost
you your claim.
To all News subscribers we
will give land law advice free.
Tell US your troubles.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11

u. Y. Wadsworth has return
ed to his claim north of Texic co
from Arkansas where he has
been visiting. He is glad to
get back to New Mexico again
which he says is one of the
best states in the union.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
Dc aaa.Hs serahmter maaatr.

&c 1T cine oft gsmohte grfabruus.
haB iol6e Sdilsr. bic in be3ug auf
qenntuife nett absr ibrsn QItsrsgss
uoFsn itanben, na6ber i'm 2eben per-
logon, ipdbrenb onbers. bic in Der
ShuIs fir bsI6rdntt gebalteu tpurs
ten. ui6t ieIten aIs 3ierosn Der gam
gen Ration ibr 9ebtH bsIhIiebsn.
Der berihmts Raturfprfhsr Gimme
aoIt beiipisIsneiie algemeiu aIs Elm
hummer Juugs, unb bic qsbrer srs
tldrten ieinem Batter, er lei nur fGbia,
Elm 6anoDert gu lsruen. 4ua Der
qrobe fraH50fids pbpiiter Qrago
mahte isiHem Batter als anabs oitl
Sorqen. Wit pisr3sbn 5ubrsn fonnts
.sr toum Rotbirftig lslen, bann aber
matte er 70 gerpaItige 5ortI4ritts
bah er nit Is SabreH nls Ghiiler Der
rolotehuiI4eH G9ule bereits aIs &C.
ME eingeihdbt perben tonnts. Qeps
ton, Der gsninls matbsmatiter, elmer
oer ihdrfittn Dsnter aler 3sit.n, FAB
in Der Sdule 70 lange auF Der Isbten
gant, Bis sr eiHit bon einem ana6sn
oieIerbaIb bsripottet nurbe. Msntia
torberts Jpn ReDtou gum aampf Der
Gus unb idlu9 i'm. aber bamit nod
nidt genug beidIoB er. ieineu Geo,
aer aud als Ghiler 3u fdlaaen. GrI
cling nunmsbr nit allen Gifer ans
unb tparb balb Der gefie in
ber aIofs. Robert Burns, Der aefei,
erie engIiide goIfsbi6ter, mar Elm
ungelebriger 9nabe uno sei6nete fi6
MIR bHrd feline 9epanbtbeit in 2eis
te%siibungeH aus. limb sbenfo aaIt Gu,
titus 2iebig, Der bsriibmte Gbemilsr.
SaiIer fir fdna9 begabi; tr
1dtte teins Cuff ettDds Rsdtts 8u Ter,
rem ionbsru fab ben gan8sn Gag in
Liner aammer, lin auerEei gu brdueu
bts er i4Iiebli9 bamit ale feline
'9emaligen G4iIer iibsrfliigeIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
Der GER ns fetn arenns.

Don elmer iufi9en G~trdBenf5ene
in Rom er3dblt elm Qugsn3sugs. On
Der fell d~nteigenoen @ia bel 9ritone
Itnnb elm arg ttruntergetommenes
Gieltin, bds cine ibm aufgs6iiroste
Gait bon 3isgsfIteinen nidt neiters
.Thlsppen fonnte; neben Dem tleintn
Magen. auf benz Die Steine Iagen,
Itanb Der auti6tr Der auf ben gisl
losfhlua uno bds Tier NIT ben in
ioI6en 9dGsn iibli6en S6impfre6en
uno 9ro6ungsn gum D%eitergsben ans
f~su.rte. Sn oisIem Qugenblids .rs
i6itn Elm Sbtrit in Uniform, ber,
na6bem sr Die psinlids G3ens Elm
paar Minuten lang mitdngtfsben
bate, auf Den Mann 3utrat unb nit
9ershter GntriFung dIio ipra9:
mds tun Gie oenu oo2 S5ren Gle
auf! G4dmen Gle li9 bsnn
nidt. bisfes orme 2ier 70 8l Idlds
genP $50 III osnn Der G9ubmann,
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ju fdiben bot2" llno in dbnIi6er
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ter. Der autlaer lieb 5usrit bic
rubig i6er ii6 ergebsn uno
aud Elm rpsntg gstnidt gu fem;
oann mart er plobli9 bic Dettf9e BIN,
trdt Dor Den Gfe[ nnbm osmiitig ben
Out al unb iagte frsunblt4 unb
l~ntertpirfig: Sci nur gebul0ig,
aiebfter; mir tennen uns g6on 70
Iange, un0 ou 6dtteIt mir nod ME
bab ou in foben 9reilen
5rsunoe BAIT; 1ber jebt, no Id es
DeiB, min i4 bid ni9t mebr fdtdgen.
5ntFhulbige nur, bitts!" Der Sberit,
zen oas aa9su taum Dsrbeiben tonnte,
ling raid onpoH VI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15
GrIdmpfter edIaf.
1911 sgiparb ct.

Cine origineIs Met6o6e, GGIof su
er3islen, empfieblt Or. 8. MoIaeit In
Berlin. 9as @srfa6rsn rubt auf foIs
genoem aunitsriff: Man nimmt rod
Dem 3ubettegebsu cine m0gli9F Be-
queme Gage Elm, bds beiBt cine iolfe,
bel Der fdmtIide Wusteln p0aia en-
Ii9ldFft finb, nidt oieitnige, in Der
man ein5ufdlofen gstpobnt III, obtr
5tuedmGBig bod cine, bic Der IeBtersn
obenadbart" III. Wan hermeioct nun
jeoe 8epeguna, aud bic gsringFigtas
ite, muir Der Qtmung IdBt man in mrs
mailer DeiIe ibren 2uuf. 6uIten,
@dbnen, aduIpern Il. (. 10. mub
unterOriidt peroen. gla9 Ginger 3ea
meIoet iid cine raid 3unsbmsnbe llns
bebaeli9teit, Elm eigenartiqes @efiih[
am gdn3en 40rper, 0as In Dem Ser
ldngen mad 2ageire6IeI gipfelt. Nan
gibt Dem Hidt mad, fonbern bcbdlt
bic alte Gage, obne ii6 Inn minbeheH
5u riibren, BEL, nobel man aIfo aes
nt1e, t~einesipegs lei9te DioerTfdnoe
gu iiberninoen bat. Die G~mpfinouno
oes unbebagens I9pin6et, ife febrt
aber baIo ipieber, uno bon neuem mub
man eegen oas 8ebiirfnis mad gtrs
G%nberung Der Stelung dntdmplsn.
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ten, in idperen Gdlen IpGter, treten
3eihen bes berannobenom GhIafes
auf, man empfinost bic ,riGtiae"
Milotgteit, Mabrnebmuneen Ser
duBeren MeIt, .. .. Der Strdbenldrm,
ipsroen unoeutlider, Die Cider peroen
i6per, man bort Ii8 Idut ODER font
bsrdnoert dtntsn, fslbit f9norden unb
0ergl. mebr. Damn, ober iDenn bic
dngenommsne Gage oirett unertrdqIid
miro, l.gt man ii9 f4neI, dber unttr
8ermeibung ltdrterer geipegunq 70
bin, ipie man ein3ufHldfen gefpobnt
III, unb finoet oaRn fat INNER III
ipenigen Winnten ben erfebnttn
Die duf bic Ttdrte Nnfpons
Hung pIobli9 foIgenbe olqsmsine
entfpanHung madt Die Mirtunq Ders
Itdnbli4. Nidt isIten nirb man bonn
iibermannt, bebor es nod Sur
2ageperdn0erung tommt, benz Ges
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pollen, 10 mnb man ielb1tDerltGnDlid
pom neuem ldnesre 3eit f~Dorien, Bib
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-15

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