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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
SEQUEL To"3I6o FLAppER WIFE
TnE STORY SO FAR,

MAY SEYMOUR. whose husband
DIR JOHN SLY MODR KILLED himself
because W her lovc-affair with JIM
cARkNE returns 20 her home town
after a years absence,
Heavily yelled. 40 as 20 escape
recognition. MAJ comes late on a
rainy fall night. % the homo % her
LAWYER DICK GREGORY. aud
GLORIA, HIS wife.
She tells Gloria, who u her close
friend. how the story ~ Or. John =
suicide has followed her everywhere,
And 80 she has made M her mind
20 convert everything sho has into
cash and so 90 Europa, where no one
will know her and where
she may be able 20 land" a husband.
FOR her.
Next morning sho goes 90 SEQ
ULYSSES y fORGAN. a wealthy
widowor, who is in the real estate
business, 90 ask him 10 sell her
house. She breaks down when she
tells him why she wants 10 sell the
house and leave town for good
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
IL his time Ulysses y. FoTgan. like
i many another man. had seen
many woman cry.
And the sight OF tears had come
10 have no more effect upon him
than the sound of laughter. The pass,
ing years had made him hard-hard.
and cold, as BeSscmer steel.
His dead wife. Sarah, had always
cried when she wanted her own way.
Hts only daughter. Sally. had always
cried when she wanted her own way.
Ulysses was used 20 tears. For so
years his life had been dampencd By
them.
But the weeping OF the slim woman
who sat beside his desk az this mo-
ment was not like any other weeping
that Ulysses had ever witnessed.
For one thing. May made no noise
when she cried sho did not. as
Ulysses put it to himself, ''blubber."
Her nose did not swell. Her eyes
did no; redden.
The tears simply rolled from them
down upon her ivory checks. and
her scarlet mouth tremhled sho
cried beautifully. dabbiug her eyes
with n small handkerchief
There. thercr' Ulysses found him.
SELF saying In the soothing tone =
father might have used 90 calm his
crying baby, Don't cry. Don't cry"
May drew long sobblng breath.
-All right" she faltercd. II won't"
She raised her eyes 10 Ulysses In
an April smile. Then the smile faded
from her face. leaving Il very grave.
you. Mr.. Forgan." she said. "a II
sudden. arresting thought had
come 10 her. are n man OF iron. /
saw that tho minute lald eyes on
You. There I said to myself. lis a
man OF IRON
Ulysses moved uncomtortably IN
his swivel chair. II was years since
woman had taken the trouble 10
tax TO him about himself to fiatter
him.
ats true" he answered stlsny.
that life has made me more or less
stony. perhaps. Mrs, Seymour"
No. no." May shook her head.
Stones crumble. sometimes. Iron
doesn't. You're front You wouldn't
care II people said cruel. scandalous
things about you. You wouldn't feel
u, would your And certainly
you wouldn't be eowardiy enough 10
run away
Ulysses took of his horn-rimmed
glasses. and looked sharply at May.
Is that what you're doingY Run
ing away he asked. rs that why
You want 10 sell your house? So you
need never set foot in Seattle aEain7s,
May nodded. She pressed her
handkerchief TO her eyes. once more.
Il can't face them the people
IN this town" she sobhed. "Yon
probably know what they said when
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Shrine Minstrel
To Play Cody April FL

The annual minstrel show, put on
by the Shrine Club of Powell have
made arrangements with the manage
ment of the Temple theatre to appear
at that place on Tuesday, April 21st,
and promise two solid hours of en-
tertainment in the way of singing,
dancing and jokes. The Powell min
strels played here last year and were
greeted by a big audience, which was
more than pleased with the evening"
entertainment, and this year. per
Torrance win no doubt be Just as well
received. ~ can be seen by their
display ad elsewhere in this issue,
there will be a dance following the
show. Prices of admission have been
set at 50 cents for the show and 70
cents for the dance. Curtain is
scheduled to rise at s O'Clock.
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Mrs. H. F. Bates and Frances call
ed on Mrs. Jas. Milstead Tuesday
after noon.
Barney and Earl Golf. and Mrs.
Jessie Lowe We're callers Friday at
the V. F. Rotter home.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Bell called
Sunday at the Ed Hempstone home.
Mrs. V. F. Rotter received a ship
ment of $50 baby chicks Tuesday.
Gordon Nisely was a caller at the
H. F. Bates home Tuesday.
Elbert and Laurence Siddle and
Medford knight ate dinner at the ].
n. McMillin home Sunday.
Mrs. Barney Golf, Ray Prante and
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsby visited Sunday
at the V. F. Rotter home.
Mrs. d. Trimmer and son Tom were
Sunday dinner guests at the Y. U.
Mrs. Maragret Lovewell resigned
as teacher of Lower Sage and Mrs.
Carl Forgey of Colorado will finish
the school term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longacre spent Sun
day at the Frank Mead home.
The Play given by the young people
Saturday night was n grand success
and enjoyed by all present. The pro-
ceeds amounted TO fifty-five dollars.
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Will Raise Peas for
Stock Consumption

Ten thousand pounds of seed peas,
purchased through County Agent R.
w. Allen, are on their way here for
the use of the farmers in Cody and
M]eeteetse districts. Last year, these
peas, the stock variety, were success
fully grown or a small acreage, and
the effort to raise them this year is
still somewhat of an experiment, even
though indications foreteII success
An effort is being made to raise them
in quantities sufficient for the feed
ing of sheep, hogs, and poultry, and
County Agent Allen believes the eff
fort will create a foundation for
tensive p]ea-raising from this time for
ward.
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Mr.. Robinson was at the Coe ranch
which Mr.. Phil Pawley is running,
one day last week to see what mater
ial would be needed to put a flume
in one of the bitches.
Carl Madsen babe his many friends
farewell last Sunday when he left for
the Dickie ranch. where he entends
to work this summer.
Saturday Misses Redmond, Schultz,
Stanley and Larsen, teachers of the
Meeteetse school hiked from town to
the Purdy ranch and back, a distance
of fourteen miles.
The dance given Friday night by
Mrs. Miles Bennett was we'll attend
ed and everyone reports that they had
a wonderful time.
Last Wednesday night found every
one at the school auditorium enjoy
ing an April Fool party.
Mrs. George Weller's friends are
glad to have her with them again.
Her mother is here with her.
Mrs. Miles Bennett closed the din
ming room Saturday at the Overland
Hotel.
The storm Sunday and Monday
broke several telephone lines down
in and around Meeteetse.
Kenneth Purdy, who is attending
school at Valparaiso Indiana, spent
a week with his Grandparents in
Joliet Illinois, between the second and
last quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bowermaster
We're Sunday visitors at the Joe Wolf
ranch with Mr.. and Mrs. Goody-
koonts.
Miss Sarah Monk, of Cowley, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Kennison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Hamilton re-
Gently purchased a new Chivolet car.
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house on Saturday evening was a
very enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz and
children attended church services in
Cody las Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Fritzler visited
the De Maris springs Sunday after
noon.
There will be a dress making dem
onstration conducted by Miss Eels
Saturday April 18th, at the home of
Harmon Schultz. Each one to bring
material for one dress, paper for pat
terms and lunch. The demonstration
will be for mother of children from
two to ten years. All interested are
welcome.
Louis Schultz who has been employ
ed at the Neitheimer packing plant
at Casper for several years returned
to his home last week.
Mrs. Fred Mcneil and daughter
Fac and Mrs. Ernest Ebert spent
Thursday with Mrs. Sam Stewardson.
Mrs. Harmon Schultz and baby
spent Thursday with Mrs. David
Freeborg.
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High School Students
Receive o. A. T. Pins

Five members OF the class in ste
biography, of the high school, have
been awarded 90. a. T." pins by the
GREGG Writer, of New York City, the
awards having been made for artistic
tipping. The pins are of gold, and are
neat and artistic, in harmony with the
results achieved, by the students who
received the awards, and Miss Ruth
Burns, who teaches the class, is well
pleased with the records made.
Those who received the pins are
Jessie Files, Hester Wiltse, Agnes
Alhberg, Mildred Dempster, and Sam
Osborne.
, 1925-04-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF ESTRAY

The following described animal to-
wit: One g year old dark brown
gelding, weight 1850 lbs. saddle
marks, branded -" Right Should
er, was on April LIST, 1925 taken up as
an estray by Oliver Knight of Cody,
State of Wyoming, under and by viz
tue OF the provisions of Chapter 1876
of the Wyoming Compiled Statutes
of 1920.
Unless claimed by legal owner. said
animal will be sold at public sale on
the 18th day of April, 1925, at 2 P. M.
at the ranch of Oliver Knight.
BOARD OF LIVE STOCK COM
MISSIONERS OF WYOMING.
By LEE MOORE, Secretary.
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Miss Grace Stewardson spent the
week end at home returning to her
school at Fenton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin and
Lorna, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebert and
children spent Sunday on South Fork
fishing.
Mrs. Albert Schultz was n Sunday
evening visitor at the A. L. Pearson
home.
Albert, Seth and Clifton Fritzler,
Tom Cook, Geo. Stacy, Miss Evelyn
Cogswell, and Miss Anna Haufle rode
horse back to Oregon Basin Sunday.
The F. E. S. II. met with Mrs.
Harmon Schultz Wednesday. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. VIM,
English, in two weeks. Election Of OF
ficers viii take place at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. RAIDER and
Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schul
u and children were Sunday %calicrs 90
the Nm. Enlish home.
Mrs, Scotty McWilliams and baby
we're last week callers on Mrs. David
FreeborE.
Mr.. Mike Donovan and Chas.
Phelps Of M]eeteetse were Friday
guests at the W "A RAIDER home.
The Community party at the Club
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Last Sunday the lake mean Irma
Flat was dotted with fisherman, if
reports m true a good many fish
were caught.
Mrs. c. A. Bradbury was in Cody
Tuesday to receive medical attention
for her wrist.
Mrs. Nels Nordquist had dinner
with Miss Irma Nordquist on Thurs
day at the home of DR.. Howe.
Miss Anna SPEECH and Mr.. Bart
Hoffey We're visitors at the Jernberg
home Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Jernberg, John and Eva
Jernberg,M Miss Speich, Mr.. Bart Hof-
fey, and Mr. and Mrs Fred Smith and
family spent Sunday up the Southfork
at the Jernberg ranch.
Mothers Club met in Cody last
Thursday with Mrs. Theo Hansen
twelve members attended. Mrs. VIM
Plumb became a member after the
meeting. Mrs. Hansen served a de
lfcious lunch. Visitors from town
were Mrs. Raymond Buchanan, Mrs
Albert Loftsgarden, Mrs. Tom Cane,
Mrs. L. w. Wager, and Mrs. w. H
Loomis.
Judd Newton ate dinner at Han
Nelson home last Monday.
Walter Bates and family spent Sun
day on Carter Mountain.
Miss Erna Horner spent Saturda.
and Sunday at home on Sage Greek
Mrs. C. Andren, and family wer,
Sunday dinner guests at the Pfrangl,
home.
Walter Bartlett and family spent
Sunday al the G. E. Norton home.
Miss Ella Andren visited over Sun,
day at the Jay Blood home.
The regular meeting of the Farm
Bureau was held Saturday night al
the Irma Flat school house. Plan.
were discussed for Community build.
ing, which was very evident by the
crowd in attendance that one is need.
ed badly. A cake was ratified and
sold bringing $3.50 for the Farm
Bureau. After the meeting a play
who's Boss was given by local tai,
ent, which was much enjoyed by the
crowd.
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CHARGES FILED AGAINST
GAME COMMISSIONER
Continued from Page One)

and Fish Commissioner of the State
of Wyoming and you have been guilty
of official misconduct;
90. That you did, as an official
of the State of Wyoming, on the 18th
day of April, 1924, write a letter to
Mrs. w. o. Bell, the wife of a then
Assistant State Game and Fish Com
missioner of Wyoming, in which you
used insulting and scandalous Ian
language;
"3. That you did at various times
write letters to w. o. Bell, Assistant
State Game and Fish Commissioner,
in which you wrongfully and malici-
ously charged the said w. o. Bell with
official misconduct and neglect of
duty.
a. That you have been guilty of
conduct unbefitting the duties of your
office in that you have frequently
been intoxicated during your term of
office as tate Game and Fish Com
missioner;
"5. That you have been guilty of
miconduct in that you did in the
town of Pinedale, County of Sublette,
State of Wyoming, assault and pub
licly abuse one B%rieshmer, and did
then and there falsely accuse him of
violating the Game and Fish Laws
of the State of Wyoming;
&c. That Notwithstanding that the
Game and Fish Laws, as amended by
Chapter 1877, Session Laws of Wyo-
ming, 1925, was approved on Feb
ruary Goth, 1925, providing that the
open season on fish should begin on
April 2nd, of each year, and although
it is provided by law that no person
shall at all be allowed to fish with
out license, you, as State Game and
Fish commissioner have failed and
neglected to provide and distribute
through the State the necessary fish
ing license for the use and conven-
fence of those persons desiring to
fish at the opening of the season;
81. That on the 1st day of April,
1923, you appointed one John Fowler
a Deputy Game Warden, but wholly
failed and neglected to perform the
duties of your office by issuing to him
a commission of appointment and per,
mitted him to serve from April l, 1925
to May l, 1923, without a commission
an without CONDENSATION:
"s. That you have during your tern
of office distributed to Assistan
, State Game and Fish Commissioner
of of Wyoming, and Justice of TIL
Peace of Wyoming, game tags to b,
used in marking beaver hides an,
other hides and pelts and have who'll,
failed and neglected to require sucI
= Assistant and deputy State Game an,
Fish Commissioners of Wyoming, an,
Justice of Peace of Wyoming, +
make any report of the use sale an,
disposition of such tags and havl
permitted the same to be used 70
improper and unlawful purposes;
SO. That you are incapacitatet
from performing duties of the offic,
of State Game and Fish Commissions.
of the State of Wyoming in that yot
lack self control and permit YOU
rirascible temper to affect your of,
fetal acts and judgment.
you are hereby further notified
that you will be given a hearing be,
fore me a. is provided by Section 16.
Chapter SO, Session Laws of Wyo-
ming, 1921, at the office Of the
Governor in the State Capitol Build,
ing, in Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the
18th day of April, A. D., 1925, at
which time you shall be heard in your
own defense.
(Signed) NELLIE T. ROSS,
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NOTICE

After July 1st, all persons secur-
ing teachers certificates in Wyoming
must pass an examination in the Con-
Stitution of the United States and
Wyoming, according 10 a law passed
by the 18th legislature. How to ad-
minister this law will be one of the
problems to be dealt with at the next
meeting at the State Board of Educa-
ton.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
PHOENIxVnLE

F. II Bennett was a Providence visitor Sunday
 Mrs Nettie Lyon attended church at Eastford Sunday
 Asa Ross of Putnam was visitor in the village Sunday.
 William Curtis and family visited relatives in Oxford Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. F Il. Bennett were in Wiilimantic on a business trip Monday
 Rev Mr. Palmer Of Boston gave an address at the Sunday school session Sunday There was an attendance of forty Mrs Mae Ethridge has been appointed pianist for the summer months
 Among recent callers at Roy Clemens were Mir. and Mrs. Carter and daughter of Providence. Miss Ncra Bowen of Eastford. Mis. Edwin $ Keith of Putnam, John R Ninton af Burnside and J. B. Entwistle of Apouaue K. |
 John Ethridge. Jr.. and Miss Del vina La Fleur of Leonards Bridge were married in Warrenville Satur- day morning by Rev Fr. Dunn. Mir. Ethridge is an Eastford young man having lived here always with the ex- ception of one year spent in travel ing abroad. Mss La Fieur has been 8 very successful teacher in the lo- cai schools
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
WEST COLCHESTER

Silas Baker is able Co he out aeam aftcr hi iInces
 Nelson Baker and famHyaf W Thompson visited relatives af HhH place Sunday
 Mir and Nfs Irving Jaan of Worcester called ou Mrz. Henry Bowen and family last week
 Miss Esther Green and friend Mr Darling of Huntsville. k called on Mrs Henry Bowen Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Bowen and family called on Mrs. Alfred MeBrsde of Chepaehet Tuesday evening.
 Mir and Mrs George Botham and little daughter of Abingdon spent Sunday with Mrs. Botham's father, Silas Baker
 Mrs William Haelson of Harris vile, k l. formerly of this place, underwsnt an operation at a Provi- denee hospital Tuesday Her many friends wish her speedy recovery.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
ABINGTON

On Sunday. June 2i. Mr and Mrs. Howard Thornton welcomed Rtt.e daughter t0 their home
 Nf and Mfs Fred B0tham and family and Mrs II N Halhrook mutar,I ta Norwich last Sunday
 Mrs Ada M Gallup has returned home frum Che hospital Miss Clar. issa GHiges is staying with her for a time
 Mrs Ralph Baker and Henry Is Fart wen the first prizes at the whiai party last Tuesday evening Tn, next whist party will he held m Ser Bennett new house oa Thursday eve ming. July 2
 The Wolf Den Grange will give supper next Tuesday night from tu < o'clock. June 30. followed by drama entitled. That Rascal Pat, presented hy Che South Chaplin pta matte club All come and have good supper and Q pleasant evening Popular prices.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
BAPTSTS OBSERVE
 SETH ANNIVERSARY
Meeting Held Al Church In East Thompson Wednesday
 Morning and Afternoon
Ashfard Sunday School Association
 Has Large Membership

The eiahtFseizhfh anniversary q fha Ashford Baptist Sunday School ! aszaezat5an Waf observed Wednesday af .he Baptist church in Eaat Thefnn- zan The afenfs are President. 7. B Bueii. Eastf0rd; president. C. F plenee Putnam seeresaHF- -tFets sur- CT Gland R Moran East killiagly
 The program was ga foliowss Morn iHr sezsian at 70 clock Devotional service. Rev Herbert Plumb; address ef welcome. Sapf William MayheW; reading rules af order Glaud K Nor an. secretary. address. Re- George F. Camp. Webster Mass, acting pastor af ths entertaining church. hymn ad- dress. Rev Chester J. Armstrong. Of nanIels0u; business session. annual report sf the treasurer Giaud R Nor an. appointment ef nominating com m.ttec hymn prayer of dismissal.
 Dinner at f2 o'clock. each school bringing q picnic lunch Tables and drink were provided hy the entertain ing school.
 Afternoon essiou at lis o'clock Devotional services Bes r " Thdl- ea Stafford address girls rally boys ralle. reading af school offering greeting from Df 4 B Coats Hart fard report af nominating committee m eellaneoa hasine#a. report of mef f. committee. presentation af lowing cap hFmB. sail Haii the Power af tssHz Sames address. Eee F. Scott Farley. sufhe.d Conn hymn bene- dietiHn
 The school ealafs mes Brooklyn lghf blue and white aauiuisoH ffds Eaztfufd. light yellow East kIhagiE. yellow na1 white Man field FIrst. white Putnam. pink Stafford OF asge. Lhama ssa. GsHt#al .fFas Htae5 Ea-t fhamn Had and white. Nafz HH=#la dark Hias: NIiIHaH'Ir. nile srfau. @alth HlHHaf6H aHaHs and I acE. He#t=Haag FiHt hH sn Who'd
 gseE. Second niuE aad ahlte.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
PUTNAM HEIGHTS

Mr Lester Page entertained Mrs Frank Smith Monday.
 Nr md Mrs IymHn Holman of V 6rcester spent Sunday with Mir. and H c F Pierce.
 Nr aHl Mrs IcuE Perkins of Pamfr.t visited w4th MH and Mrs. B 4 Chase and family Sunday
 Mr and Mrs A T Shnnee and son Milton and Mir and Mrs Lester Paee mesored to ButiaaNoods. R. l.. Friday
 Mir and Mrs John Lord and sons Albert and Walter and daughter Edna motared to Fall River and Sandy Beach Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Sweet. who is training at Providence hospital is spending a three weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Alvin \ Sweet
 David Harris arrived by auto from North Carolina Tuesday Co spend a few weeks with his mother. Mrs. Charles Harris who's is spending the summer here.
 Mir and Mrs. David Harris of St Louis, Mo. have been recent guests of their cousins. Miss Katherine Peck. ham and Miss Rosamond and Whit man Danielson.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
NORTH ASHFORD

Next Sunday the postponed Ghil- dren's nav exercises wili he held at the church at li o'clock standard time The children are nrcnarinp nieces ta spenk and sneeiai music ain ha suae ! eordial invitation is extended ta all.
 Among those who attended the morning service last Sunday were Mr and Mrs Cbarlss Plumb NIT and Mrs. Walter Weed Mis- Eu HeCufrie ail af New Britain Conn and Henry hHfiaV with friend attended from Hrs'fari
 laet Faiav tha children af the Naeth Ashford and Bgeil District
 eh raHt st kfnHan.- efaee on eRsfal Eake Fatfsa The young
 .ers HI@d thm elves h1afinr and
 A #H IHr frafhEHs traated fhe cH.dren tH del.c'sus hame made lee cream md there Was plenty af it tao The day was perfect and the event Vas B fitting conclusion ta a ytRr=of study and discipline.
 Tho church authorized the pastor to write a letter of protest to jhe man ager of the HaEeHheck Wallace Circus for posting the church sheds without permission. The church is of the opin. lon that te use church property for ad vertising worldly amusement is not ell-pleasing to the Lord Jesus Christ. lf there were more Holy Spirit and less of the world in the churches to- day, the Christian church would be more of a power la the community for and a greater witness to the lie and death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
THREE MEN FALL 30 FEET
 NONE FATALLY INJURED

Joseph Viens. IT, and Alfred Bear aas. IT,, painters. fell thirty fees last Friday afternoon when 8 ruHg in a ladder broke. allowing their staging e collapse
 The men were as work paioting the barn of E. Nisolof ou the Pomfret road. They had erected a EtaRinR hy fastening a hook Co the rung ef lad der and when the weight af the staR- ing and men snapped the ladder Tuug one end of the staging dropped and both men fell to the gFo1nd thirty feet below
 Both victims 0f the accident were taken ts the Day Kimhail Hospital. Examination diselased that Beareas
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
USE SULPHUR TO HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema Helped Over Night

For unsiehtly skin eruptions, rash or hlotches on face. neck. arms or hody. you do not have to wait for relief from torture or embarrassment. declares a noted skin specialist Apply a little Mentho- Sulphur and improvement shows next day.
 Because ot is germ destroying prop critics. nothing has ever been found 10 take the place of this sulphur prepara- ton be moment you apply t heal ing begins Only those who have had unsighty skin troubles can know the delight this Mcntho- Sulphur brings Even fiery, itching eczema is dried right up
 Get small jar ci Rowlcs Mentho- Sulphur from any good druggist and use !, like cold cream.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
WEBSTER COUPLE MARRIED
 HERE SATURDAY EVENING

Robert R. Goddard and Miss Marion Carpenter, both of Webster. came to Putnam last Friday evening and were married at the Baptist parsonage by Rev John C. Stoddard. The attending couple came with them from Webster Mir. and Mrs. Goddard returned quietly to Webster. and the announcement of their marriage was not made until Monday Both are well known among the younger people of Webster.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26

was the least injured of the two and xas able 10 go home later iu the day. Neither had broken bones. but Niens psas more badly bruised and shaken up than was his companion. and it was at first feared he was suffering from in- ternal injuries. However. he has shown marked improvement. and will soon be about again
 s shikrailah of Danieison. 3s years old. fell from a pole on which he was working near Attawaugan Saturday afternoon. when be lost his footing and fell about thirty feet He was brought % the Day KimbaIl Hospital here. where he was found Co have a broken palvis bone. 5isl0eased elbow, and a compound fracture of the forearm