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The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LoAS|so 10 500 ne on b. @
real estate. Several trust funds ~ to per cent
All tI1nSctio conducted with scuoonical corsid-
Grafton for borrowsrS
wM. h. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Southern Building N 18th IT NV
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest cIHeut rates: special privileges
With respect to prior paymentA TYLER RUTH
ERFORb. Inc. sI7 18th q
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07
HELP WANTED-FEMALE,
FOR SALE-CoUNTRY ESTATES.

GIRI4s-EXPERfENCED VEST FINTsHERs
Room l3 S. 10Th st NV
The Washington herald., 1917-03-07

'Th" fourth, nth and sixth degrees o
the order were conferred tonight on
class of candidates by Washington-Me
mortal Lodge of Perfection, No. :. Scot
tish Rite Masons.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-13
TSreie Sonimltntipn.
llriuir=, 9ticren 9rantbcitcu.
8lntuer0iitnn0, Nanttrnntbrit,

NusftiaQ. @sihwRrc, weben Uiuuo ooel
Sois, argeituo1e c Trlien. itleimlgr
Tlefen. aupirr dhullhe Jiedfn. rheumd
tide 5hmttSrn. @reulu. SUDDEN, BrenucH,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-13
prr {ran,I, orr 9olspb nnh
orr Rmhi.
@0n Ncttba @cbef.

NsuIit bat man mir Die Iauni9s
8eihihte ron her 6rou 9aupttai1ter
Acritl uno ibren Sobneu erSabIt.
Gbs ndmIjh ibr Aelteiter. Der
6rnnsI, OILS DECENT nod 2Yien giu9.
ndbm lbu feline W(ut!er beiieite uno
iprat nit jbm iolQences.
aGgon5I", ia9te tie, g6ran3L lei
asiueit. Eu bit legt etn Sem0no,
tisllIt mas por III Der WeIt - tn
mir Die Njeb uno lab Dib nit elm
fangen pen einem dymen 0oiherl.
nuS nir is uno mir bat. Weuu ihon,
10 bring mir eine Shuttgertodter.
Die Elm bjiitI tju @eIp bat - 1T lie
pbenoyetn ejn 9utss. ber5jgea ma.
perl. oanu ioll mfrs no4 Iiebtr
ieiu.
.Mammi. ih bitt Tih. reg Eit
net nuf chs an rer 3eit is ih
bent il no6 m gar tsln YfdosrI.
llnn N}utier Ntritl mar frisollh
uno lisb berubi9t ibren 6ron5I not
Witn.
sic mar ie1r itolS ouf ibre orej
Sohne, Die ie 81 10 padern Man
nern srSogen bate.
IS tamsn aIls orei aus esm 0auis;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-13

Rad Elm paor Wohen nbsr fam
oo3 ihpeyite oaS mar, ais Der
Ruoi, ibr EjebIin9. oeifen 6sr3 al
leln not jbr gehoytc, Die i6rpar5e.
feide llHj'orm Res @rubenbeamten
NIT ner m~aus9rauen zines Soloaten
pertamtte.
Die 6y1u 3aupttaifer ainQ gu
ibrtm 8oitI, no lie ollie i6rs @noens
ten oerpobrt hatte, uno entndbm ihm
tin 0ruppenbiIo PES Souuobenos
trQnSdena.
&oyljttl9 ifuitt tie Die StslIe
her1us, out Ger i5r snsrgiftes @ea
litt 81 iebsn mar, uno qing oouit
gum 8uo,.
&uf &uoj@ Hntttiid tono elm
rotiamtnts EantoffeIden. in Dem lag
Huot& lJbr, oie alte llbr BON @robs
ooter, he noh nit sinsm S9Iiiis,s
den a~uf9ejclen peroen muBte.
JrAu SeyitI ara Die llbr bsraus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-13

Setoenoe,

Sh nil nit Sbnen iprs6sn. Die
qbatiads. oob is iOnitmO Obne @riOl9
bebonbelt porosn iino. sntmutbigt mid
nidt i'm @srinsitsn. SD BELLE Nadn'
nern un6 Jrnusn Isoen Tag uno made
&uren, oftmals in 6dGsH. bic BON ans
6eren OILS unbeilbnr srflGrt wursen. 10
boB it fiber ilbIe, boB i'd out fur
Sic uieI tbun fam. Sur 5u fonlulti'
rem toItet nidts. absr bic gerednunsen
meiner BsbnnoIun9 limb i,br mdBis
unb nidt msbr OILS Sic ui0t8 iino gu
b.sobIen fir bic .rbaItsnsn 8obItbatsn.
Sd b~sbonbslts Rheumatismus, Ser
ooIitdt, Rnssn. unO per5Ieioen aa'
tarrb, 8Iut. un6 Suuttrnntbeitsn, Der
ftopfuns. llrin. uni Niersnleioen. io'
wis b~e1Onosrs 5rnnsntrnntbsiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-13
G6On ftonO Der Rubi nsbtn ibr


Gdon itonb Der Rubi rs6en ibr
uno 9riff banad.
~Was piIlft onmit, Mammi?~
Sic bate oas tleine, iiIberne Mez
oaiIlon, oas nod BON Der 9ante 9uz
ftel itammte, nbgebatt uno CAB Ii5
Die gtube. IS gu 0ffnsn.
Der Rubt bupfte Don einsm 8ein
duf bas anoere.
.S6au. Wommi, bns gebt net auf
-. glib Dir te;n' Mib ="
"a = bas tleine Surl nit Der
perIe in Der Witte iprnr.J auf.
Die 6rau !0oupttnffier fh
ans 5eniter uno nabm pom S6reibs
tiia cine Sdere, I'm bas cine Der
beioen Glasi9eib6en i'm Meooillon
6eraus5u5eben.
9a tippte nit einmnl ber Rubi Dor
S6red oornubsr. oab sr ii9 foit bic
Raie perbrannt bate, benn pom
6eniter Der tam Elm S6rei elm
S6rei Der gntriiitune, ME i'm in
tolder Bollenoung nur feline Mutter
ausitpBen tonnte.
Quf ibrem S9obe in Der tiefen
Wuloe ibrer peib uno blau geItreifs
ten Gideni6iir3e lag oas Meoaillon,
aus benz blidte oas gutmiitige bdrtigs
8eii6t oes Serrn Stnnislaus 3erftI,
t. I. 9%aupttaiiisr. limb unter benz
berausgeidobenen Glos Der Gsgenz
ieite rin9elte iib cine Code beroor.
8teie Code mar rot - feuerrot. :.
n8uoi," fam cs gang ianft unb
matt bon ibren Gippen, nRuoi. tomm
NAL Der gu 9einer Wammi."
llno ob oub Der Ruoi benz 6riez
cen ni6t reht trnute. 10 er6ob er iI9
bod uno ging ais ppbler3ogener
Sphn gu ibr bin.
.Ruoi," ie podte Jpn am Nrm
uno Ruoi mertte, oob ibr bon mob
cine gauge W}enge &rdfte nod Dem
S6ret perbIieben lporen, rRuoi =
meln lieber, lieber Sub - ou8 net.
Gtnen Tottopt net.
,Mutter - BLOB neil bic Sberes
einen rotten S6ppf Pat? 8IoB oarum
metz"
nWo5 =? Die 6odIieoer 3beres
lit IS - bic I6eres oriiben pom
6ohIieber, Der no biz feds WtdbeIn
bot? Huoi, bu5 tonn Del @rnit
nit iein - ons tnnnit mir Ett ans
tun.,"
Sie Itano ouf, bob rn5 tleine IRE,
oailIon mitIumt nem 9errn Qauptz
~taIiier i'm SoQen oui bic Gtut s.Ol
uno nos 0los16erbfen tlirreno ger
Iprong.
Sin f6le6ter 9ub biit = Elm
nidtsniiroiger 49,"
Die Sir fieI binter Der 6rau
9oupttaIiier ms G4,pB.
Der Stunt Itono nm 66reibtii4
uno ~itarrte pOr ii1 bin ouf Den 6uB-
booen - bdnn Ia6te Ell auf, luut
uno ibermiitig -.
go tat bic 6ruu 9nupttuIiier aud,
6eim Ruoi oos Bette, mas tie tun
tonnte: tie pn6te an bic 0efpiIiensz
peir, Der iie bel ibrem Nelteiten grab
not in 8p0Ifter Stunoe ~entgon9en
pur uno CAB no6.
9uio mar oenn eigentIi6 Der 8rieg
oaran ihutp, ooB Die 6rou 6oup;=
~taiiier &erItl orne S6mieQert0nter
betam.
9(ber ais Ie Dem 5ron5I oos Wsib=
no6t5tiitl 3urehtmoAte uno obenbit
on8 Bib pen Dem 6ron5I Iegen
tonnte - poblgemertt: BON Dem tlet,
nen 5ron3I. Der grab nod gum beis
iigen Nitolous 8urehtgetommen mn,
- ia gingen ibr bic 4uqen taft iber
uor StoI3 unO lie oodts;
n5erroott i'm 0immsI - LAB IL
mir bell 8urijdtommcn, duf boB oe:
tIeine 8u6 bier nit Ter Gln5ll'
6Ieib. -"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-13

Nngere0m M. Serr: Sd9en
Sic. mos mad)t oenn Der iunge
Mdner?
Freuno: Niidt. Der bat Iih 3u>
9leid nit ieinsm Papa sur Hube 9e@
Icbt.
Wibpertdnbnis. o.:
Die 6rautfurtsr iino bier ia nid1t
IhIeft. aber bic 6%rontfurter, bic
ioaten Sic mol brett in 6rontfurt
ellen.
g.: No, oo8 fielet mir Elm. bob
i'd peaen a Poor WiiriteIn brett
nab 6rontfurt fabr'!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
Searchers Baffled by
Negro Murder Suspect;
Victim Buried Today

William Brown the negro ]parolcd
convict said bv the authorities to bc
the man wife escaped after fatally
stabhIuu Etftcllo Halduini and
wouudinE two other men IN Balduiuis
saloon christmas owe, was apparently
no nearer capture this afternoon than
when the hunt for him began Dcpu-
ties who had been following what
they believed was the trail Of Brown
IN the vicinity of lslcti last night. re-
ported to tho sheriff office today
that tho trail van out. leaving them
without be- trace go work on The
police searching ON other lines. had
Just u- fruiticss q day
nalduiui wus buried this morning
in CALVARY cemetery, following re
QUEEN mass bon the church 81 the I'm
mucuIltc Conception. conducted hy
Roy Tr A. " Mandalnri The u-
neral was largely attended The pail
bearers were g. Domcnici, T.. pin"lli.
NJ pcIla pi1rro. o. del Fratc. q.
Giomi and g. Tumci
Balluiui was 30 years Did. He is
survived Dos q widow and three chit
drou. HIS uncle. 4 Niyiant. has off
cred 20 reward of $500 Tor the cap
turc and conviction 81 his slayer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
WAR WORK KEEPS
YOUNG CLERGYMAN
BR|SKLY ON MOVE
Rev. Grover EmmCns Goes from
Coast to Coast Visits New Mex-
leo Troops in California and
New York.

Er.. Grover Emmous. who is en-
q Gcd In war work Cor the Methodist
church Sotth, returned last night
from % "Trip to the Pacific oas and
VIII leave tonight ou the first STAGE
cot e journey O., the caS,.
en- the west coast Mr.. Emmou- trip
took him to san Francisco and san
Diego. lie spent Shr.stmas Eve and
Christmas ut Camp k"1rny. Linda
Vista. whore Sew Mexico guurdsmcu
ere training
Bcforc he vonj west Mr. Emmou-
was iu New York. and visited th"
camp where \ batter, Is training H.,
had a long chat with capt he Bro
muud n was cold uu Long Island.
Mir Emnuns s1id and he got ava
FROM camp Just n time tu escape be
ing suoWbouud b., q baby blizzard hut
curluush enough ~" ioi' colder tu
sunni, California" than h' dad "u
the bleak ,ut~. ut IA, north Atlantic
Touight Mr. Emmou- VIII leave fn
Camp Cody. at p"miug From Their
lc Will go to th, camp ut san An.
tonic from there tu Sew York HnH
thence tu Louisville. Ey. What ul1
lcVt NOV, VIII Do" depends ou urdor-
o., come
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
NO! YOU DO NOT HAVE TO LEAVE HOME TO GET
FROM SIS TO SIPS A MONTH

\ on can do as many at our students are doing
YOU can take II job here at home which will
let someone else 60 Ia Washington or. YOU
can enter the Forestry Service under the Civil
Service al from $1,000 to $1,000 u year.
Tn" nation wide shortage Of st%enographers
and bookkccpcrs is becoming more serious cv-
cry day, and that the blessings OF high salaries
are here q stay is evidenced by the following
facts; Since July | wc have placed every stu.
dent of our school in Il good position immc-
diatcly upon graduation. az from SIS To SIPS
n month, right here in New Mexico: and com.
petition for our graduates has now become so
keen her" in Albuquerque that beginning sal
aries have advanced to around $50 and 500 u
month, rs anyone can verify by examining cur
employment register. I'm the last three weeks
We have placed every student of our two nd
Nanced classes, except the young lady who is
transcribing this advertisement. and she re-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
TWENTY-FIVE MORE
MEN CLASSIFIED BY
LOCAL DRAFT BOARD
Four Recruits from Glass / Soon
to be Sent to Fort Riley in Re
spouse TO Orders from War De.
partment.

Ninrtv-five men have been %classi-
fled hy IN" draft hoard. 2aN of the
more ihsu goo rc|pistrants who have
t,cn assigned Q" their groups in the
draft A. u the case of previous
classification sessions the board found
comparatively few names falling into
class one
- wa announced today hy chief
'lctk Ildud Huttu that the board
would soon have To- send four men
10 Fort Riley The call FOR the four
urs come. aua ii is expected that they
VIII Do" designated aud ordered To-
camp iu q few days They Will Doe
dr1wu from class me
No dates have, set beer fixed FOR %
genera! medical examination Of tho
ylu-~ uuc men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
ADVOCATES PLEASED
WITH PROGRESS THAT
KENOSHA IDEA MAKES
Endorsed by State and County
Councils of Defense and Cham
Der of Commerce Urges APP
pointment of Committee.

Yt - al.
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has SOME tu 30" known as the k"ue- IA
uIIu fHI the haudlluE uf war relief
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,n, ,uuI. -u ru,I,.trd shall br dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29

the work. should be very encouraging
To our workers"
The larger classes which are con-
fidently expected now that the holiday
seasoni ; overs hould insure an In
crease In the OUTPUT OF this most inn
portant department.. Many new work
ers can be accommodated IN the work.
room on the third floor of the Econ
omist.
N regular semi-monthly shipment
of knitted garments will he made on
the second of January. All completed
garments should he turned In at the
knitting headquarters at Rosenwald's
not later than the morning of that
day.
There Is a large quantity 81 pcw
yarn on hand and ladies' who can knit
are urged 10 take II M os soon as
possible. This Is the cason which
makes the knitted garments practical
- Indispensable To- the men in our
army and rav and the work W. do
at once will he worth many times
more than work later done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29

fused II position yesterday ut $50 a week. be.
cause she wishes to continue her studies an.
other month. In fact, she is the only student
now IN school who has been studying stenog.
raphy longer than four months, aud we placed
one OF our i'month students Yesterday at Ber-
nalillo at $75 per m~onth-there was no one
else to send. We have several local calls right
NOR at SO TO 500 Il month, with no one To
send. Can YOU fill one of these positions? II
so, call Immediately.
II there are any competent stenographers in
the whole United States today receiving less
than sl0O a month, il simply because they
had rather continue in their present positions
Tor personal rcasons-sIich as their desire To
remain near home, opportunities for early adj
vancement, etc.--than to accept a position with
the Government or elsewhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
RED CROSS DEPARTMENT.

\ meeting Of an ladies interested N
the layettesf or the refugee people of
~Frunceand belgium Is called for Mon
day evening at 10 o'clockin the Red
Cross work room on the third floor
OF the Economist. This meeting -
called by the chairman OF the com
mittee, Mrs. y. u. Field. Tor tho pur-
pose of consideringthe best method oi
spending the money al the disposal OF
the committee and OF conducting IN,
work. \ large attendance is urged.
\ letter from the director Of the
work on surgical dressings speaks
Very highly Of work done by the Al.
buquerque chapter. We are most
pleased, writes MIR. Horgan. TO re-
cene this large quantity Of guaz,
congresses. The excellent quality 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
NATURAL|zED HUN
HELD IN PRISON ON
A TREASON CHARGE
Paul Hennig, Foreman in & Brook.
lyn Factory, Is Alleged to Have
"Maliciously Mutilated Gyro-
scopes for Torpedoes.
~ Associated f'frss

by Associated Ffrss
New York. Dec. 2s--Paui Hennig.
n u%aturalizcd German who has beer
employed as a foreman IN a Brook
Ism factory engaged In the making Of
turpoducs for the United States gov
eminent was remandod to Jail without
bail iu federal court mere today
charged with treason.
Hcnnlg. authorities KAY, superin-
tended the assembling nf the gyrns-
COPIES which control the course of the
t%urpcdocs. According 10 District At
toruoy France. some Of these gyros-
copcs have been found 'maliciously
m%utIlatrt This was done in such
q way Us to render useless the torpe-
does IN which b horoscopes were
Installed
"Not only would these torpedoes
hay. been worthless as weapons. but
IL h possible they would have proved
rupiucs ur destruction tor their own
users said the district attorney
Hcunig came Co the United states
BOZ 1905 and WIS ~nlturalizod In 1919.
Hcuuip. authorities declare. is n
highly skilled mechanic and holds
American patent rights ON a number
uf torpedo controls and propulsion
devices. pu' "f Hcunig's sons, II is
SAID. has been informed as an alien
enemy go Ellis Island
when arrnigned before Federal
Judge Ncodor ln BROOKLYN today Hen
mig. 800 AN accent which was unmis-
ttkthly German. pleaded not cuilty.
Ito was ordered held without hail un-
~ January . when Il date Will he set
Tor his hearing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
Ready to Send Out
Tax Notices; Bills
Delinquent Jan. 81

Announcement IA made az the Of
flee of the county collector today that
taNes for tho first half Of the year
would become delinquent on January
81. After that date all tax bills un-
paid viii have interest added.
The collectors office viii begin 20
send out notices without delay. Tax-
payers who have not received notices
hy the end OF next week should make
II a point to inquire at the office and
find u what their tax bills are.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
IN WIFI nm I\M.

\ sarcastic ltwy'r during the trial
ot % case uu,du use of th' expression,
Cast not Noui pearls before swim"
little later when he AROSE tu make
the argument. the judge iic"tiuuslv
remarked BE careful MI y. not
II" east Nuur pearls hotuI" swine
Don't D." alarmed m, iord ann
about Co. address the jury. not th"
court was IN, LAWYERS youichaok
Eostuu Transcript
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
now SHORT TilE DAYS ARE
GROWING

\ hit of old ducho--c Lace wt- worm
uy Ni~~ Margaret J,Wctt TUESDAY
evening when -h. Wt~ married Co
Nh g. Kenyon Sharvr cleveland
llaiu Dealer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29

Never can ie'l when youll mash q
FINGER or suffer a cut, oruise, hurn or
scald. Re prepared Thousands rely
on nr Thomas's Eleciic on. Your
druggist sells IL. soc and coo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
Help Us Fill These Jobs
500 a Month for YOU


We have just rpchela another letter aging that the Government in need of 10000 senopraph
cs and NpNs and hsn need is pressing that he NlS Service Commission has caed upon all
business colleges and every available publicity agency including the moying picture shows
to urge upon Tcn0eraphns to accept thSc Government positions aa patriotic dy and to urge
uS whod do not have cr required raining tm undergo instruction. oc saying that the
prospects are that III shortage wn' continue indefinitely Entrance salaries have been advanced
and the examination requirements have been made so easy that anymew with a fair knowldeed
shnMhAMl Mdl NmM IHmgm n nS Nn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29
Thrift, sinmns sell wei.

Chicago. Dee. 2a.--Sale Of thrlt'
.tamus al th. Chicago p%ostoffice sta 10
lions iumuod from Ne 600 the first
week. tp nearly ESQ % ON this. th"
thIrl dhN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29

The war n the tendency TO re-
trenchment threaten to leave $4,000
garment workers In New York City
idle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-29

ALL WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES 7
TO $4,000 EACH, NOW, YOUR CHOICE. ......
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

BLOOMlNGDALE
State Tax S36O5.52
County Tax $4,000
County Road Tax - 348715
Township Contingent Tax --- 100000
Township Rejected Tax -------------- 1881
Cemetery -- 10000
Soldiers Relief ----- 1888
Highway Repair Tax -- 21O1.36
Highway Permanent Improvement Tax 3539.SO
Drain Tax - 1915
School District No. 2 Cheshire & B. = 1924
School District No. 8 Cheshire & B. - 166.29
School District No. l B. & Columbia 1927
School District No. w. e. B. Tax - 141.37
School District No. B. & w. Tax - 103.51
School District No. 8 c. & B. Tax
not reported
School District No. w. & B. Tax - 13.41
School District No. B. & P. G. Tax - 2831.84
School District No. Tax - 272.75
School District No. Tax -------- 1925
School District No. 8 Tax ---------- 364.55
School District No Tax ------------- 285.04
School District No. 10 Tax ----------- 755O.47
School District No. IL Tax -------- 282.37
School District No. IL Tax --- 29887
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-03-09

COLUMBIA
State Tax -------------------- $1839.76
County Tax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
County Road Tax -------- 1779.37
Township Contingent Tax ---- 10000
Township Rejected Tax Due Township 1872
Highway Repair Tax ----------- 10000
Highway Permanent Improvement Tax $500 90
Drain Tax-Baxter Drain Township at
large 1850, Special 36.75 ------ SLABS
Soldiers Relief -------------- 29O2
School District No. c. & A. Tax 80 1861 oil
School District No. Tax ---------- 34125
School District No. B. & c. Tax $500 31O.O7
School District No. z G.. & C. Tax - 92.18
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
DEATH. AT ST. ANTHONY.
Mrs. Simon kersey succumbs Sunday
Night to Stroke Of ApopIexy.

Mrs. Simon kersey succumbs Sunday
Night to Stroke Of Apoplexy.
Mrs. Simon Kersey. an old and we'll
known resident Of st. Anthony, died at
her home at 1880 Sunday night Of
apoplexy, with which she was stricken
Sept 81. Mrs Kersey was native Of
this county, where she was born in
1858, and had spent her entire life in
Marshall and Story counties.
Mrs. Kersey was born Ida Annetta
Uford She became the wife of Mr..
hersey in Story county APR; 8, 1 1s.a g.
She is survived BY her husband, seven
Of her eight children, four brothers
and three sisters The children are
Mrs. H. A. Fear of Williams; Fred
Kersey. OF this city; Harry, who is in
the army; Elmer, OF st. Anthony; and
Leslie, BENJAMIN, and Stella, who live
at home. The other child died in in
fancy.
Mrs. Kersey was a member OF the
Methodist Protestant church OF st.
Anthony, from where the funeral will
be hello next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. in charge Of Rev p. A. Keep
pei. Of University Park. Burial will
] be II the Gearing cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-08
ALBION WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Samuel p. Davis Dies Of Arterial
Sclerosis and Dropsy.

Sclerosis and Dropsy.
MIS-. nanny DUi;sv:::sa. C4;::=. - -
Samuel p. Davis, died at $50 O'clock
this morning Of hardening Of the arter-
les and dropsy, at her home in Albion
Mrs. Davis had been in falling health
for q year, and bedfast since July.
She was born Button, March 1s.
1857, at Glasgow. KY, and was married
to Mr.. Davis March .22, 1872, at Foun-
tain City, Ind. They later moved to
Michigan and came to Iowa in 1873,
and had been resident in Albion for
nineteen years Mrs. Davis was the
mother Of eleven children, two Of
whom died in infancy. A daughter,
Mrs Fred Gould, died Dec. 20, 1915
Surviving Mrs. Davis are her husband,
four sons, Fred N. and c.. J. Davis, OF
Albion; and four daughters, Mrs. Will
liam Reisinger, of Garwin; Mrs. Paul
FRANKIE, of Boone; Mrs. Ben Sweet, Of
this city, and Elsie Davis, of Albion
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in charge Of
Rev. Allan Jay at the Friends church
at Albion. The church will be open to
friends at 1:15 o'clock. Burial will be
in the Albion cemetery.