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Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

Napoleon Yatrs al easa p  tae-ae Uwasssr bought , as  u aaa Hss e Eaazh masarsi ..
 Mfr aad ar Dayia assasa4sl aa5 
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 M.. Ruih E. ohaa of Hartford a n a- el Ht Aa- r. lm.tl s.st.
 leph,r.a Har4uail ef siseshsss. f.r....s uf t. etl.
 fHr as
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 IE
 Mr aad blls flam.das sbants aud Hsehfar uafaHeI ta NsH Ias
 fa He
 Mrs. 6e5frsi ch.ps, sa4 children uf WHI.rHr fsr et 5f4 te n raUm Sunday
 Mir ord Mrs Michel Besafseard m Aaaale-H i1ssa alas=ss motors .ffa Mataete @ sHn
 Mrs Jack Planning. sha underwent
 alaH at et Vincent la1il' Fl a-f tseek. lseee much lmnfaA
 Miu Alma ssivat. who s-as aperat .I.on af ~a NHeeHt liasa Haeeaa Is urntd ta her home ia saaday mr aud Ma Henry Beauresard V EeL E.a nIt and Ni Llilaf HIbeauH maaf. to Providence las sauf
 Mr and Mn. uiris Rrsusalrd and u.tto ltae N oes4ee loaafI
 al Lees. N4suaa Ma.aE3 2 Wu,. Iu
 Dr. rrnest Cfapaslslae. son of Al CMrIe assas .tt .a seH H4H Miss Ruth z Cb1a sE Nt fiely5kI UHH.e
 TUT V-fF : Child. s.a.s N4
 Ms Fessa- pursebsr sad t~, m Edmond art EueHE HafeH la otHH is suaaaf tH ee lh of Na nHfa ta piace.
 Frank Pravost. son of sr and Mr' Frank Provost. church tueet who re ,,nuy underwent an operation at th Day kmbaH Hospital. returae r h. home ths week
 The Troupe Nauensle of Weon socket wlth Ahegi J Crepeau diree tor. wll present the melodfama in fN0 att entitled ies peax 0Ffheliaes. rhe I've QrPhaH-A, Thursday even mr. May (. in St Johns hall Ticket may be obtained from Mrs EuHen' Odrocher. Woodstock avenue
 Those from Putnam who atsende' the School of Citizenship were Mrs Chester 2 gh.la. Mss Emma Roberts Mrs. q D Arnold. Miss Edith Kent Mr George Twieg, Mrs jnstir Greene. NIT and Mrs s Nikolod Rev and Mrs Harrison and Miss Rill' Child. Woodstock. and Mrs ( L. Ran som, romfrei. also we're present
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
PUTNAM PERSONALS

hiH .6sa Wh a' borne tIis
 ll.
 and Na Dsibsft Msek r7r.e aat-HIa- sfsss A chld ef ies,fesd
 tr aHfiaE and seee-.H  M Psrsaas. mother or Mrs. EHa .aU.i ..leet o1,e
 recent .lne Nia Ruth White. -sbo is teacher ir
 E. at her home oa
 H.I f#EfH# Easter e7ra 1n nss Char fats- AIbefi.a Of Hart
 ag-.. n et aE af 6aHI0r an1 ta.u
 
 N.s Wltslm.os Fra,t vill c7's- f sH t frrri Haa
 HRbe of
 
 Nj and Mrs. jame Perry ha,c vtta ta# e Am
 
 Hsrala Strickland 1a.c 2s r HsaaH tEe Eas5gf NasafiQa ~.th H0I aa 1 l Mac Ef. 15 sHHHy
 Mu [ Whitmera and dsurh- Esf N clara WllhaHst alfate lH.. 9aes frum Wdhmutt to tfN eaeH af tber ue9 home cn tt.n treet
 Dr Edward Quinn and son David of e@ton we're week-eH ttataH of tht oEter mother. Nr F. QHnn Nalr rcet. over Sun nr Quinn N former rcs tent of
 Ns. Ida Bard. M.,s Mildred Bs d H8 Nr and Mr Wflm ifai tended ihe funeral of Eass Ia, ssaH.Hetea sHH4#s N N slaH ef Hn BH and Nr IH Res II B 6ood.-ll vel known ,r h.s county and pastor af iee Na A.hflr5 and south kiHne.y ehW eteul wears. has Ene a- ra-o af tHe AudoHer Cansfa atIanai ehue. VHefe hs ha been shs past Hee fHf resignation to take effect luE Iha unes- of Nrs Gae3ss ii. .aues af the rgseuatIen
 Wildwood Park is expected 10 open fef tae season about May E. Y ta. aea1ker conditions are favorable ? Sheridan. Wh8 resides on Fremont .trget. lals iy and who has had 5HarFe of The dance pavilion aud other fea5ares at th.s summer resort, s al ready planning for weekend dances AT depeudiug on the continuation oi tbe warmth of such days as Sunday Monday ana Tuesday
 The missionary plsylc, The Pii Bottle. which was given last week at the Congregational church. was en joyed by 8 large audience, and has re ceivea much favorable comment Mis-, Ruth Bartlett had Che leading part ] f others hsine also well taken Miss Doreas Bartlett and Wallace Smith rendered solos het@ven the scenes Mrs e NJ. Elliott. chairman of che program committee. arranged the sf far. and deserves the credit which she received
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
NO DECISION YET
Court Reserve, Fiadinss In Case O. F F Brunn vs Grace L. Brunu

juaEe l.. ? Waldo Marvin neesl + ms over short calendar session of the Wiudbam County Superior eoa-t a, Putnam last Friday heard arsa- meuts ca demurrer n t1e c cf Emond r HfuHH v5 Guee IouIse Hunn.
 fB Chs case the question raisel re- lafes 10 alleged waste ea aHe fae, af the defendant. the ife tenant of 2 large farm sn Woodstock. which Was onee the home of Governor Lake
 The #Wtl. ef The late Armaud Ruun left the farm to his wife for life and to his niece Grace krana. dur He hee lie. With remainder over to Che planaH. Emond R BuHn The degeased Mir Brunu also provided in lis vii for . trust fand of sii0,o00 10 tbe tae life tenants, with power to use the income for upkeep ef the farm. the remainder to go to Ermoad E Bruun
 Attorney argued as to whether it was mandatory for the income af the trust fund to be used for farm apkeep or whether il could be used otherwise by the heue6ciaries and as to whether voluntary and peFmissive waste had been committed by the fife tenants
 The plaintiff asked for damages and for an injunction Co restrain the de- fendant from committing voluntary waste Judge Marvin reserved deeis- lon ia the case.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
Mothers! Rub Children's Chests
Nicks vapors banish colds and do away witt
 dosing little stonaachs.

Treatment of cold troubles with Nicks Na-oRub is the method now most favored by doctors. nurses and militQE5 0f modern mothers.
 There's noshirs to swallow For spasmottc creup whoapias cough. common colds. sare throat and torsilitis you just apply Nicks over throat and chest, rub it in well and cover
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

i Haltaala watch a eoil-fiHla ease was removed from n stomach of a ceaiish as eae If tbe Ash WhaHees at Eaekpeft recently. This is Che sec aad time lt4t ! timeHieee has been .e4nd iu l at the same wharf. zIhs Iasz one &ss round alarm clock. wHah was taken from 60- EaaHa cod some tIli8a aa8.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
PUTNAM GRANGE INITIATES
iarye- Supper" Served a, Class of Republication Of Degrees

AttHe -e-ular meetine ef ra#aH .t 4 in Odd FelieH haih retenine. a large class af eaH- initiated in the thira and furH -rees. The work of the de-
 -Atited the waem eommrHs ut a'l mo witnessed t ihelud-
 from other Oranges The of local members was ex-
 .aree
 A Tourtellotte acted as Mas
 initiation, with N's hash r. as overseer and Fred D.
 of the deseee team
 BHae presided at the lance with the usual custom
 inc of these deerees 2
 arer' wa- scrvri and o1
 the Home keanomc ulh Mr Ruby n4rIsan
 furnished feast fhat Naz n .eoniur with the nqure- altho ritual Sliced cold ham. m beans. brown bread. white les. donehnuts and coffee. fuWr5 ttc menu
 Ane .he supper there was social hour anl dancing for these whe .1c5
 Ar iatian was received and aE- rrtt3 hv Putnam Grange to yigi Seuexgt Grange at Woodstock on tho evening of Wednesday. April l9. oH ,he occasion of "Neiehbors Night Some of the talented local members wil furnish part of the entertainment of thc evening. And Changers who wish 20 g0 are requested to communi- eate with Harold Morarty. who has charge of the transportation.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

H Claudia B Aursrd aged 2l 3f Elilll si.lilll- Penn asld ao l.s. raE -.t..e youngest poi cuistles ln t.e Jait Sfates hu. a.-a tle ya
 rlaa r.-altiiess of sas
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
WITH THE MOVIES
Victory Theatre

Victory Theatre raaieht aud Saturday. Alice lak, n The Golden G.ft Sunday. William Russell in peset sIaH4utue
 Monday and Tuesday Mary Miles Hfnter tH +riiiia
 Wednesday arj Thursday Foot falls. an girht-reei FoN special
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

h.eaae-t Haft jn late a-n yau rea..as taat Is's faast ta atna mants or e circus for your s-.f sad your sof- s still goo young Co afford valid excuse.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
Bradley Theatre

Tonight and Saturday Hobart bos- veerfh i'd aBiina Hearts
 Sunday. Gladys Walton and David Butler in '.The Wise Kid
 Monday and Tuesday, Rex Beach story. "Tbe Iron Tra3h
 Wednesday and Thursday. Marion Davies in "The Brides Play.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

with a flannel cloth. At night leave the be3elathes loose a0und the child's neel. and all nisht long Nieks anlisoptic. heal- iug vapors are hreathed right into the affected air H@sages.
 Aicks is just as good foi EruWn-ups, too=}ast as effec- tiEe for cataarh head colds asthma, skin itchings. cuts burns. bruises or mraiag.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

Mir. and Mrs Fred Litke of New Britain, Conn, are the parents of an lS-peuud baby daughter said to be the heaviest baby ai birth in the state.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14

rhe biggest electric sign ln the world. shaped like star and measur- Ing over quarter of q mile from point Co point. is now operating at the Croydon air station. London, to assist pilots in landing during the winter n..rth.
Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
Gharb Noie,

f1H Ga Ea-faE #aIs Week faHiE Thur a I#H
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Putnam patriot., 1922-04-14
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Bspiist Church Notes

Ke# J etsHHHH fa-tor The annual aa e. HfI t. fr.l HHa evening Aae 21 Supper #H He fHe HI5H HHa attendance rlr
 HHH
 The HHIa1 lee Wa m at a5 tHH sermon excellent -.e an
 aaa# and t.e iHe
 H ha.aaH i fH. H. HrHa tHr es If f# lrs
 H a tH ..to 
 4HI ar ra.
, 1922-01-19
SELLERS LIABLE
IF GRAPE JUICE
HAS FERMENTED
Plead of Ignorance in Market
ing Wet Products No
Alibi in Court,
Judge Rules

CHEYENNE. wye. Jan 1s.%spe-
ciai to The Trfbune.SIt n not q
tenable defense for n person charged
with Illegal sale OF intoxicapts to
claim that when he bought the stuff
be though II was not Intoxicating and
tina the chemical change that made It
Intoxicating took place without his
knowledge. A jury In the United
States court here held IN the asa OF
Louis lie Fontalno and Jie Ferner.
tried for selling fermented grape juice
The defendants contended the grape
juice fermented without their conni.
vance or knowledge.
Leo S. Hassen and Oliver Russell
Augustine. charged with transporting
a 1~5-year-old Denver girl from Den
yer TO Rawiins for immoral purposea.
pleaded guilty when their case was
called after announcement OF tie La.
Fontaine-Fernar verdict
, 1922-01-19

ors IN the state.
Casper's green squad which filled
{ ie gap when several veterans were de-
clared Ineligible have shown continu-
GUS Improvement during the past two
weeks but 81 Ia believed that they have
not yet progressed to the point where
they IAN successfully cope with the
Lander squad.
Coach Dean Morgan who recently
took charge OF the local squad prom
lsos some revelations and says that
before the season is over he will have
a team In the running which Will give
, good account OF itself against any
Ugh school team.
In future games played here w. I.
Rehr former Colorado tennis cham
lion and former athlcdc star of Col
,ate university will officiate as ref
rec. The arrangement for Mr.. Rehr's
services was made during the last
week.
, 1922-01-19
WOMEN
TO PLAY GOLF
Exclusive Club Organized to
Lay Out Course From
Which Men Are Barred

NEW YORK. Jan 10. Women
goif desotees here have launched the
Organization OF a club and acquired
an cption on q site for n course on
which women only will be permitted
to play.
when q woman wants to play golf.
be 1t Saturday. Sunday or fourth Of
Juiy-she wants to play" said ono,of
tho organizers. Always in the past
we have had 10 sheive our clubs and
take to our knitting 50 that John
tones and Bill Smith. tied owl In the
office all week. could get IN their lit
Ito game on Sundays and Saturday
and so on. Now that we're going to
have our own club wen let hubby
como around for us In h car. but
he can play 10 his hearts ~content-at
mis- W club"
Eastern women. for the most part,
are behind h project However. Mrs.
Hathaway Watson. president of the
Women's Western Golf association. Is
a member Of the organization commit
tee.
Miss Marion Hollins of westbrook.
N. Y. United States woman golf
champion. is chairman. Miss Hollins
will leave next week for England,
where, It is understood. she will con
fer with Miss Cecil Latch. who Is
taking a deep interest in The new
club. Hiss HoIlins announced she
win not play IN the British women's
tournament this year.
''Ws are forming the club not only
with the idea Of having a place where
we can play unrestricted" Miss Hoi'
inns said today, but also with a view
OF building a cosrse which will be n
real championship test for he sod.
, 1922-01-19
ANDERSON To
FIGHT DUNBAR
Bantams Sign for 15-Round
Battle at Lander
Last of Month

Eide Anderson Casper hantnm-
wight nash has signed to Eight Lux
on Dunbar. also Of Casper. who is anx-
fous 20 Get n chance TO cop tho laureis
held by Anderson. The battle betwter
these two classy fighters VIII be staged
a. e main event number At Lander on
ether January IS or 20.
these two boys have met once be
fore. Anderson beat DunbG< when
both were making their fighting debut
here about two years ago. Both boys
have improved wonderfully since that
time. Anderson has a decision over
Knockout to his credit over the same
Danny cumraings while Dunbar has q
battier.
, 1922-01-19
TRADE FOR M'INNIs IS
TEN-sTR|KE TO INDIANS

CLEVELAND. O.. IAN. 1s.-James
C.. Dunn. president of the American
league club. thinks the deal whereby
the Indians acquired Jack Mc1nnis.
star first baseman from h Boston
Americans. is the biggest thing he has
lone since he purchased iris Speaker
back in 1915.
.McInnis is one Of the marvel OF
baseball" said Dunn. He Is bound
to prove a towsr OF strength to our
club on the defensive. save US many a
ball ssme by his plays and I'm not SO
sure he won't hit as hard as the next
one.
with McInnis to bolster up ~ In
tield I feel certain that the Indians
are destined to win the 1922 pennant-'
, 1922-01-19
CLEVELAND To
PICK REFEREES
Promoters Denied Right 70
Select Officials in the
Future

CLEVELAND. Jan 1e.-No NOR
VIII promoters or managers Of boxers
nams the referees to o~fficiate IN bouts
here. All referees will be appointed
by the Cleveland boxing commission
and Will be held accountable to that
body for the way tho bouts r con-
Quoted. according 10 an unofficial an
nouncement-
Maximum admission prices OF 81 for
amateur and SO for professional bouts
have been tentatively fixed This
scale probably Will be augmented in
the a 8 of q championship event
, 1922-01-19
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
G. DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Is the Joyful cry of Thousands
since DIR. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for ca!omel.
Dr.. Edwards. a p~racticing physician
for IL years and calomel's old-time
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livcrs.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" Of these
little sugar-coated. olive-colored tab
let's. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
Ifyouh have a dark brown mouth
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid liver-constipation.
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two of Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night just
to keep right. Try them. 15c and SOC.
: TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED Ads
, 1922-01-19
Reds Expect To
Sign Up Couch

SAN FRANcIsco. Jan. 1o.-cincin.
natl evidently Is certain 1t VIII obtain
Johnny Couch. star pitcher of the San
Francisco Pacific Coast league team as
n sporting goods house OF the eastern
city recently wired a local house ask
ing Cor COUGHS uniform measurements.
The Cincinnati club has made an Of
fer for Couch but the deal has not
been closed. and may not be. accord
ing 70 local clubowners-
, 1922-01-19
eager Scores
So Points In
Game at Muncie

MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. 1s.-what Is
thought TO be n record for individual
scoring IN n basketball game was
made by Jones. forward on the Fort
: cary. Ohio. high school team who
0cored IS points In n game against
the St Henry. Ohio. academy team
at Fort Recovery last night Jones'
team won 100 10 10.
, 1922-01-19
World Results
By Leased Wire
Rid Ii STOPS KALE.

AZ AIburquerqus-KId Lee. ST.
Louis. knocks out Joe Kale, Fl Paso.
In first round Of scheduled 15-round
bout.
BARNES WINS TOURNEY.
Al Los Anyeles-california state
open golf championship won by jaime.
Barnes Pelham N. Y.
FRENCH CUE ARTISTS LOSES.
Al Chicago-Jake schAeffer. Is.
balkline billiard champion Of the world.
defeats Roger Comic, French champion
TREMANE BEsTs WHITE
At Windsor-Carl Tremaine. cleve-
land. win derciion owe Jabez white.
Albany. IN 10 round bout
ROSTER KAYoEs owNBY.
At Galvesron-K1d Roster. New Or
, 1922-01-19
TOURNEY.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. jan IA
The fourth annual tournament for the
horse shoe pitching championship OF
tho United States viii be held here be
ginning February 20. 1t was announced
today. The prize list viii Aggregate
$500.
, 1922-01-19
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
HILL GOES 10 LEGION MEET.

CHEYENNE. wyo- Jan u-state
Immigration Commissioner Charles s.
Hi departed Tuesday for Indianap-
oils. where he VIII attend q meeting
of the executive committee OF the Am
erican Legion BE IL . msmber OF
the committee
, 1922-01-19
GUN BLOWN To Pieces,
HUNTER HAS CLOSE GALL

THERMoPoLIs. wyo.. Jan 1s.-P.
F. Hodsson suffered temporary blind
nesp but escaped permanent injuries
when a shotgun with which he was
hurting was blown 10 pieces by a
she'll In firing. The gun had been
fired several times the Same day and
the owner is al a loss to explain his
narrow escape.
, 1922-01-19
CASPER and LANDER QuINTETS
CLASH ON FLOOR HERE TONIGHT

Casper and Lander high school teams will meet at the Casper
gymnasium at 8 o'clock tonight. in a game that the local school
holds little hope of winning. The Lander team composed of a
list of veteran players has undertaken intensive conditioning work
this year and is said to be a strong bidder for interscholastic hon
, 1922-01-19

Mrs. McAvity. h noted Canadian
artist. who has Just completed a pc
trait of the Prince OF Wales. says tnH
the heir to tho throne is the most
friendly and considerable sitter shC
has ever met.
, 1922-01-19
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE


leans. knocks out Sailor o~nby. Gal.
weston IN second round
, 1922-01-19
Roy Moore VIII
Fight AL Walker

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1s.-Roy Moore of
81. Paul ard AL Walker Of San FRA
cisco, bantamweights. have been
matched to meet 1 n a 12-round bout
here January rs, 1t was announced
yesterday.
, 1922-01-19

At Eidorado-walfer johnson. Dav-
enporf. knocked out in final rounh Of
~Io-round bout by Ed William, Little
Rork..
, 1922-01-19

CANADIAN CrRLERS WIN.
At Dulufh-Canada captsres inter
national and Louis W. Hill trophy at
Northwestern Curling associations
bonspiei-
, 1922-01-19

Mrs. Noia Landers is the new state
fire inspector OF Oklahoma
, 1922-01-19

rrrbun. CLASSIFIED "A. sr.nr Results
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27

The adventurer who starts on his
travels meets perils and dangers and
by his shrewdness and initiative
manages to avert them and accomp
nah the purpose Of his journey. Peo
pie say his story Ia romantic. But
you do not have to 60 to the from
tiers or the ends OF the earth to find
romance.
The advance of many young men
10 commercial life has this element
Of romance. a triumph over difficult
ties At the start they did not look
like winners Often they did no.
nave much education or social ad-
vantsges Bpt they had an idea in
their head that by telling the public
what Won have 10 sell, and supplying
good stuff, you can invariably WIN
trade.
From the very opening of their
little shops those fellows would be-
gin telling the public sbout their
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
MAYNARD

The rush Of the cotton season Is
nearing the end. There has been
quite a los OF EXCITEMENT over the
cDitcn market here This has been
a cotton cen'-i. The pity - W. d'd
not nave suiii lent gln capacity TO
handle the crop.
TIE people should be grateful for
the tne weather To gather aud mar
ket their crcpt.
The (a'mrr who failed to 'a.e
hrs cpri.. pl,t ors aud other ue;vr-i
ties wll have TO pay dearly tor ,hem
this year anu who Is At fault?
We observe some characteristics
in boys at church that their fathers
did not possess nor their mothers
approve. When a grown boy will
deliberately stalk out during the ser
vices you can judge him without wit
nesses. Until our preachers preach
against 1t and the parents give some
advice we may not expect anything
else az they dc not know better.
More new students for the acad-
emy.
Prof. Myrick is having glass win
dows put IN the academy building
replacing those broken out last year
Rev. l.. G. Miller filled his appoin'
ment at the Baptist church Sunday
Rev f. f. Hall left for home this
week.
JEFF Hill, our city marshaI, was
quite SICK SATURDAY but is better at
this writing.
Rev. K T. Lincoln, who has been
indlsposed the past week, Is able 10
be out again.
Mont Startling of Ingram Will en-
ter school here soon.
Mr.. Late is running his gin al
most day and night trying TO take
care OF the cotton. He says he Will
have a larger GIN next year,
Mr. Parks ia fixing his property
here, preparatory to renting 1t. W.
need more houses
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
RLACKM ELL

The people around here ere abor!
through with their fall work.
Mrs Will Ballard of Elnora has
retu,ne home from an extended VS.
# with her mother, Mrs Bmcbet,
w. K. Johnson spent Sunday
with II IL Holland and family at
Gl d vile.
], II. Baker and son were here
Monday and bought two work mules
of w. X Johnson.
ice Robinette went to Maynard
Monday to take his two pretty
daughters, Misses Allcv aud Edna
who will enter school there.
Organ Baker has purchased 80
acres of land of | N. Sorrells on
which he will build and move.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Grant Black well at
tel ded church here Saturday night.
Charlie Burohett and wife report
the arrival of an eight pound boy at
Il or home rtcsutl
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
BROWNIE

Misses Vera, Leila and Wilma
Kerley, Wilma Vester and Nelma
Albright were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl DuLaney.
Those attending the Baptist As
soclatlon At Rock HUI, from this
church we're: j. ID. KerIey ami wife,
Gene Bass aud wife, Mrs. JEFF Nor
rus, Mrs. Wallace j. Brown and
Miss Eula Gong They report a
splendid time aud good roads
Mrs. Clyde Jenkins aud little son
Of Knobel are visiting her mother,
Mrs. jeff Morris, and family.
Bill Carpenter of BrooEIrgs, who
has been Ia sanIlsrlum IN st.
Louis for some time suffering from
a complicated fracture Of the right
arm, came home Thursday much
improved but not able ar yet to use
his arm with auY degree OF comfort
Mrs. Ernest Maxwell, who has
been very low with typhoid fever
for the past few weeks, Is reported
to be slowly improving.
w. J. Brown spent a greater Iart
OF last week IN 81. Louis at the bed,
side Of h's friend, Henry QIellma'z
Nc QneIImalz parsed to tue Greal
Beyond sunday morning at Il
O'Clock, after a rather brief illness
His going has thrown a pail ovel
Brookings and the entire ueighbor.
mood. For 3O-years or more Mr
Qnellmalz has been a familiar 6gur,
IN this locality, having extensiv,
lumuer aud farm interests IN TIM
aud adjoining counties The fam
ily has our deepest sympathy,
Considerable cotton yet in th,
ie'ds and p'ckers still in demand,
J S. Davis made a business trip
to Corning last Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-10-27
You Do More Wor-.

yrg r-g more ambitious and yon get more
endowment U1l ei everything when yJu
hood is .n COCO condition. Impurities IN
.r aaJ5 lave q very dcrre-e.as effect CU
.a. utsm. causing weakness, la2IneSS-
.-vr.s-esg and sickness.
GROVES T.STELESS CHI TONIC
s.r-.s Energy and Vitality ~ Purifying
And L-arhi0g The Blood. When guJ feel
j. t.e~.. .hCa.aL iEyieoTat.ls effect see
...s.. /. e-.A.s -a.yr % The CheJEs U-c hcw
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