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The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Wilson Gambling For
Fame, Says Con-
gresSman
IDERIDES PEACE
WITHOUT VICTORY
Says President Should
Pay Attention To
Own Country

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27--A inter
national court and league to en-
force peace. as proposed by Presi-
dent Wilson in his recent address
before the United States senate
mpeht draw the United States into
European or an Asiatic war. Rep.
Augustus T. Gardner (Mass), de.
clared before the National Security
league here today.
Gardner denounced the rresi.
dents speech. d rided the idea OF
peace without victory" and denied
'hc practlcability OF a concert OF
nations 10 enforce "a lasting
peace"
president wilson Gardner said.
is gambling for place in history
with our national security ar his
btake.
Instead OF ever devising patent
schemes for universal peace, we
should be STRENGTHENING our habby
muscles and making our country Sc
cure"
Gardner questioned the willing.
ness Of the people OF the United
States TO submit 10 the mandates
OF an international court, should
one be established.
Are we ready" Gardner asked.
Ito take from our congress the con-
stitutional power OF declaring war
and turn that power over to a court
OF European and Asistic lawyers
Would we. were the issue to arise.
-onsent TO arbitration OF the Mon
roc doctrine7
But. perhaps so: We are getting
pretty wobbly"
Gardner deplored a Monroe doc
trine extended 20 cover the world
God save us from Monroe doc
trlnc OF the world which would
force us AT the bidding OF an inter.
national tribunal. 10 plunge this
country In European or an Asistic
war In which we had no concern.
Yet. that Is precisely our obligation
n we join league to guarantee
the worlds peace"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Havana Entries.
ron SUNDAY.

First race--3-y ycar-olds and IN S
furiongs: xRey Ennis. 81 xArEu-
mont. 100: Bcss Lien, l0b. Fellna-
los. Odd Cross. los. Cherry seed.
10. Jack Nunnelly 10
second race % year-olds and UP.
selling furlongs. Molly O.. loi;
Z xEiizaheth TNe. io4 Sinking ioe.
Martie nrien. ia. Envy. ii2. Mu-
zantl ia Skeets. il4
Third race 7-year-olds and ~.
selling. s furiongs; Nonar. io3,
Chitra. los. fzzet Roy. 10. Flute.
III. r. r Aihee. III: Colors. liz;
Two Royals. iit. King Stnlwart. III.
Fourth race-s-yeaT- -olds@ and up.
selling furlongs Wall street. 9s.
sEthhn Allen. 102, Asama. i05. Roysl
Tea 49, xMalahar. llt
Tffth race -year-clds and up,
selling. 8 furiongs silver Bili. los.
Mariana. i07. PiumroS". i0I, Nlnn
Kay. los. Mac. ii2, King Tuscan.
~.
sixth race ycar-olds. 5A fur
longs Sister Riley 90 NIloval Age
~. Brown Dahy. fn2. Cherry Relic,
f02. ki~g McDce. l0I. Little Wonder
i0T. Helmets Daughter. lOt, Ed
Garrison, 10
seventh race--a- year -olds. selling
mile and so yards. XFreds Johnson.
ie3. River King I05. Lochiel los
xGalar. l05 xHedgc Rose. Io1, X gu
lar. 10, sdnkist. li2. March Court
i1S
xApprentice allowance claimed.
weather clear. track fast
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
PURSE SNATCHER
ELUDES WOMAN
IN LIVELY CHASE

Altho the thief WHO snatched her
purse dove into dark alley a.
Park-bIvd. and Sproat-st. Friday,
Mrs II. c, Corns, wife of Dr. II. G.
Corns. Of No s. Petcrboro-st.. did
not hesitate 60 follow.
Her screams awoke the neighbor.
hood and cne man poked his head
FROM n window. When MIS- Corns
cntreated him 10 Join the pursuit.
however he replied he was not a
policeman snd went back to bed. The
thief egcapod.
Mrs. Frank Blasins. OF No. l6s
East Cclumtia-st, was also the vic
lin Of q -snatcher, who took
1892 and pn. The rohber was la.
81 captured hy Pdtrolmen Callsen
and Calull lie is registered az John
Compton
Mrs. Mary Pitcher. Of Ma. q Hen.
ry-st. reported the then of Jewels
valued az sai from her rooas
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Drastic Measure To Be
Launched By Rep.
Hulse
HAS GOOD CHANCE
TO PASS, HE SAYS
Similar Law Killed In
Senate At Last
Session
BY W. l.. cALNov.

(Stdr Correspondent Detroit Times)
LANSING. Mich, Jan. 27-The
most formidable effort ever made in
the legislature to Danish cigarettes
from Michigan. is 10 come up In the
present session. Rep. Charles A.
Ilulse. OF St Johns. who almost sue
ceeded in getting thru a prohibitory
hill against cigarettes two years ago.
tgain is directing the campaign TO
put this class OF sr,okes on the Ia
hooed list In the same legislature
that passes the laws prohibiting In
toxicants.
Rep. Hulse has been in no rush
about introducing the anti-cigarette
bill and may still take little time
before he puts IL in He has oper-
ated on the theory hat bill intro
duced in the first days Of the ses.
sion waits around for committee ac-
ton so long that other and newer
bills are getting all the attention.
SO he planned to have the anti-cigHr-
cite bill await tho time when the
committee work is in full blast.
But pending the introduction OF his
LII. Rep. Hulse has felt out the
rentiment OF individual members OF
The house committee and of the
house itself. When satisfied that
his bill would pass the house read.
lily he began TO sound out the sen.
arors and now feels confident that
he can succeed this time In getting
the bill thru.
Two years ago Rep. Hulse anti.
cigarette bill was passed in the
hcuse by a good majority and sent
10 the senate n provided that the
manufacture, sale. keeping for sale
or giving away OF cigarettes WAS
prohibited In Michigan Tho senate
meanwhilo had another bill. intro
duced by Senator Morfcrd. making
stringent amendments TO the laws
against the use Of cigarettes by
minors or tho sale of cigarettes tc
minors. The senate passed this HI
and for time the house held the
renate bill up. while the senate held
the house bill up. each waiting to
see what tho other would do TInal
ly, on a compromise. the house look
oack the Hulse bill and passed IN,
Morford bill
Now the advocates of tho Hulse
till insists that the Morford bill has
not had tie results expected ~ Il
aud that an entire 7rohibitory meas
ure In regard 20 cigarettes Is needed
A kcen hght has featured similar
bills in several legislative se&sions
md anothsr one probably Will BE-
itaried BY the new Hulse bill when
II appears.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
SNOW. THEN COLD
SNAP, is PROGRAM

According 20 the weather bureau
report from Washington Detroit will
have variety OF weather during the
coming week The weekly forecast
indicates that Sunday and Monday
will be much warmer and that for
the first part OF the week there Will
bt frequent SHOWS.
on Tuesday and Wednesday the
weather experts look for II to be
much colder while for the remainder
OF the week, IL the present signs do
not fail u will continue to b. cold
Towards the latter part Of DeKt
week the weather will be clear IN all
probability and pleasant even tho
cold
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Fugitive Tries to Shoot
Sleuth, But Gun
Fails To Work
HUNGER DRIVES
HIM FROM HIDING
Had Been Concealed In
Barn Four Miles
From Windsor

James Steward, alias Hogue,
slayer OF Marshall Jackson. Cana.
dian immigration official. OF Wlnni
peg, on c. = r train near Wind
sor early Thursday morning. after
three days of liberty. is securely
locked In cen of the Windsor
police station.
IL the revolver which Steward
stole from Jackson just prior to the
shooting and his escape had worked.
both Detective Sergts. William Brod
erick and William Reid. OF the Wind
sor police department. would now
be among Stewards victims. They
overpowered him in room OF the
Essex house. Sandwich.st west.
about 10 o'clock. Saturday morning.
after Steward had battled desperate
ly with them.
Pangs OF hunger and his craving
for stimulating drugs. 70 which he
was addicted. drove Steward from
his hiding place. hay loft about
four miles south OF Windsor. early
Saturday morning
Inspector Mort wigle. OF the
Windsor police department. received
telephone call at 10 o'clock from
County Councillor Lew Smith, a
guest at the Essex house. saving
that man whose little finger on
his left hand was missing had oh
tanned a room at the hotel. and had
left a call for 2 o'clock. Saturday
He stated that the man answered
Stewards description IN every par
ticular. The police nyer toot the
two seryeants and Patrolman Rob
ert Ross 10 the hotel.
cornered In Room.
They approached the door ~
Stewards room on the first floor
stcalthily. Seret. Frederick raped
and opened the door about foot
Sergt Reid. with HIS revolver ready
for instant use. stepped inside. Di-
recuy in front OF him stood Stew
ard. and the ofrcer gazcd down tho
muzxle of 9S-ca'iber revolver. the
very weapon that killed Officer Jack
son.
Steward was frantically pulling
the TRIGGER but the run refused 10
work. Reid jumped on him and
bore Steward to the floor while
Broder'ck wrested the revolver from
'he fu"''ive's hand Thcv had hin
shackled In an instant and Ave min
utes later he was behind the bars
NJ the Windsor police station.
The Windsor rollce are seek'ns
10 learn where Steward has been
The last three days Tho prisoner
says that II was barn about four
miles south of the city. huf Is una
bic 10 give the eract location. lie
Is not inclined 10 talk at great
length.
1T was hair-trigeer gun, didn't
mean TO Kill Jackson we're Stew.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
New Orleans Entries
ron MONDAY.


First raCe--2- ear-olds. maidcnf.
IA furlongs. Nepc. i1lt Tuge. ll2.
Tantalizsr. ll2; Mary IienShone. io6.
Reiiiot ioa. Royal Cmpl iUs, Paula
V. iosSapoii. Ios.
second Maiden s-ycsr-oids.
claiming. ais furlongH Beaver kill.
iis. Charles Nahm. ioN, NDahlia
ioe Boy brown li2 Miss Represent.
LOS Nlfcster smith. loo Nepotistn.
if2 patapRcu, i06, NaNel lal.
NSherin 10; NMay star. log Dan.
IfO. PlunRsr. los. sir oliver. iif.
Cuneo 106. NPasha, i0i.
Third race--3 year olds and up.
claiming furlnngs Langhorne
f2s Costumer 10. NBlack Beauty
i03. Brizz. IA: NIn6 iel H. les.
HaSty Cora, 81 Noynlm. u NE7oF
Cal i05 xPeachic ~ XNlcN Ge'
III minstrel fe1, stir Up. li3.
Commensia. i0f Captain Ben, ii4.
Perscus. tes, NZamora. io2 F~f''-r'7
Fourth race-Thc sara Bernhard
handler r. 3-year-0ids and up milo
'Brvu r1ah. lea. Grumpy lm. san
scrit 700, Jim wakely. es. oppor-
tunitv g6
rlfth race-s-year -olds and up
claiming. mile. Rey lockwood tl3
clara Morgan. l06. vChilton King
los. xMlss Tipperary 81 Rest Rih
and Tucker. los NSchool for Scanda
gs Joe -, f0S Carlton G.. los chad
Buford los. M Bert Thurman. lPl.
sixth race-- yoar-olds and up
claiming. mile Prime Mover. Il6,
rMlnda iof Pctclua, ia, Petlar. ll3
stelcin. ia. xIady Powers. lo3
superintendent. ia; xAnNiety io3.
After Greetings. III; Nolusph, i0l;
viking Mart. III; KWalter Duncan
as
Seventh race--4- year-olds and up.
claiming. mile and siNteenth FLYING
Feet. lie. xGihraltar, i0f xMiss Wa
tera. l0s: NMtlton Campbell. 100. FL
Patio. III, xKneeiet. los, Npisturher,
i0q
ahpprdntice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy. track heavy.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

ards frst words when he was in
terviewed in his cell. jackson was
good 10 me all the way. When 7
stole the gun out OF his suitcase
just wanted 20 let him know that
meant business. ! scarcely touched
the trigger when it went of.
Took Gun From Suitcase.
1T was near Chatham that I got
the idea that | could steal Jackson's
gun. ! knew that II wasn't in his
pocket because watched him close
ly At Chatham he saw a man at
the other end of the car that he
knew and went up TO speak 10 him
for few minutes. leaving me In
the back OF the car alone. got
the gun out OF the suitcase then"
Steward expressed no remorse be
cause OF the crime He talked
brokenly. as tho uncertain OF what
his next words would be All dur
ing his conversation his hands quiv.
cred. several days without drugs
showing their effect plainly.
The Windsor police believe that
Steward walked down Dougall.
ave. 10 Sandwich-st.. early Saturday
morning. He registered at the Es-
sex house as James Emerson, went
to the dining room, and ate an ex-
copticnally heavy breakfast. As he
was leaving for his room. James
Rondeau. an employe Of the hotel,
looked al Steward closrly and
thourht that ne bore a resemblance
10 the man wanted. as he had heard
him described to the prop~ietor II
'he hotel by Inspector W3gle. He
poke To County Councillor Smith,
OF eamington. who also had a de.
scription OF Steward They noticed
that one OF the mans fn~ers was
missing and called the police.
In the revolver taken from Stew
ard by Detective Broderick was one
empty shell They presume that
the bullet from this one chamber
was the one that killed Offlcer
Jackson.
II took every precaution to pre-
vent Steward getting across the Ice
TO the states" said Inspector Wigle
after the prisoner had been safely
lodged. Shortly after Officer Jack
son was killed | doubled the men
along the river front in Windsor.
Walkerville and Sandwich. and the
police in other towns along the
river did the same.
"Altho gave the proprietor OF
the Essex house complete descrip-
ton OF Steward from our Bertillon
record he did not recognize him
when he registered AZ Emerson. II
is only by the barest chance that
he is now under arrest"
When Steward was searched the
police found in an inside pocket m
apparatus for picking locks and sew
eral dollars IN change
Steward will be arraigncd early
next week before Magistrate IIg-
gett. From that court the prisoner
will be remanded for trial ~ the
spring assizes before jury That
court VIII then have nnal jurisdic.
tion. The trial probably will take
place in March.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
PATROL BOAT ATTACKS Los ANGELES
FISHING SCHOONER IN AMERICAN
WATERS; BORDER Scene OF FIGHTING
RACES
New Orleans Results

First race~-6 furlones: Ioe H.. io6
tCrump) 20 =. TO 3. 60 2, won
Thomas CallBwaN, ia. Murphy 6
to T. 20 /. even. second RUNNING
Queen. l04 CMcDcrmotD . 20 9. 20
z. TO s. third. Time is 2-5 Cas-
sic Bright. Iuda's Brother. sleepy
sam. Woifs Baths and Jungle, also
ran.
Second race-s furlongs Souvenir,
los CWiilsmr) 3 10 >. even, 20 3.
won Easter Greetings il3. tHuNtonD
% 90 q 20 ]. 20 J. second Peru
gino. los. tCarrolD 10 10 ]. 6 20 J.
3 70 j. third Time 20 Costumer.
Nalag Edna kenna. Progressive and
Lady Mildred also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
mEx|CAnS fire ON u. S. SHIP
Old Negress Kidnaps White
Child Taken From Her
In Bitter Legal Conflict

people. and not Yankee trash as
Nanny Jackson put II.
Marjorie went 10 the door with
her Nanny" when she finished her
visit, and both disappeared.
An all-night search failed to dis
close the whereabouts OF either.
Early this morning. Nanny Jack
son returned 10 her home, refusing
TO say where she had been. but de-
claring that Marjorie did not leave
the Brock home with her, and deny
Ing any knowledge OF her present
whereabouts.
Neighbors say they saw the Ne
gress and the girl leave the Brock
home together.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-MarJorie Del
bridge. IA. awarded to Mrs. Lois
Brock by the Juvenile court for
adoption after sensational legal
battle with Nanny" Jackson. an
aged Negress who raised tho child
has been kidnapped from the Brock
home by Nanny Jackson, 1t is
believed today.
The Negro Nanny" phoning
that she was coming To see the
child, arrived In an automobile.
Mrs. Brock permitted Marjorie TO
Pee her. and the Negress expressed
satisfaction with Mariorie's new
home. as the Brooks are southern
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

Highest temperature this date d1r-
tuR thS last 90 years, at In feteI low
est. below sero In tss>5.
One year ago today HiEhpst tenn
persture 81. lowest tfi mean StJ
cloudy weather with .0S inch of rain.
The sun sets Saturday 80 $40 v,
m. nna rises sunday NJ 7iteNs. N.
1hr meoa sets ~ iIs7e y. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Havana Results.

First races turlongs parior Boy.
fla. tTapiiul. . 10 T. to Is. I TO 3
won; WelKa. li2. Mink 10 7. even.
I 20 ?. second jesse Ir. iI3 tCOrey)
even. 10 3. ont third Time 4 3
1-s. Miss Gcne..cvc. Dcviltry. Lord
Wells, After Glow and Ccntauri also
ran.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
TIE WEATHER

Detroit and Nicirity-saturday
nI~hf overcast, probably snow aud
warmer sunday snow or possib y
rain. warmert fresh southeast and
east winds.
Lower M'chiGnn-Frobabiy snow
Saturday night and sunday wnrmert
fresh enst and southeast winds.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. az
While all Of pittsburghs fire
fighters except the reserve bat
tied against fire. Ice and wind
20 control a disastrous bIaze
that ate out nearly an entire
block In the downtown business
district with loss OF approx
rnately $500, ,ooo, another fire
broke out at 2:io y. m, In the
blue print room OF the phiIsdel-
phia company In Slsth-st.
" was ertinguished IN about
IS minutes after 4 had done
damage estimated at s2,5oo
NEW York. Jan. z7.--The
trial trip of the Y. .. torpedo boat
de.troysr samson No. ct. ended
In ~ collision early today with
the French bnrk aueviiiy. The
d~stroyer'r forward mast and the
wireless apparatus were lost apd
her forward pun cnrrtnae. gun
sights. s~archiiEht and stsrbosrd
torpedo fuhcs were damaged.
wAsffINsToS. Jan. 2T.--rhe
Nationality security league this
sft~ruoon ursnimou-Iy went w
record In favor OF univ~rsai mtIi-
tnry service for MIR mni~ cifisru.
of the United stnte- ~ 10 years
.f aee. Tho pIrttshurg system
was recommended.
WksIrs GTON. Jan. 77.--f'r~.i-
dent Wilson today nominated
Jd.. ~. poindrxt~r. ~ Hei~ns.
Mont. to b- q. =. district judge
for the district OF Hawaii.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
Cowboys and Mexicans
Renew Conflict,
Is Report
REINFORCENENTS
SENT TO SCENE
Villa Loses Latest Bat
tie, Assert Car
rama Officials

los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 27-
The American fishing schooner
Maryland and a Mexican patrol boat
at San Ramon Point. exchanged
shots vesterday according 20 word
received here today 70 Is claimed
that while the MARYLAND was going
south through the American fshins
water the patrol boat steamed
alongside and members OF her crew
opened fre with rifles
I'll PAsO. Tex. Jan. 27..--ln a
two day battle ~ Ia Junta, in
Western Chihuahua, Villa was Sc
cerely defeated. 200 OF his follow
srs killed and his trains captured
by government forces, two days ago,
according 20 information reaching
the border today Yesterday villa
rallied his mon and recaptured the
trains.
NoGALEs. Ariz., Jan 27--The
flghtng between Meyicans and
American cowboys. the latter later
reinforced by Utah cavalry con
tinues today according 10 ady.ccs az
headquarters here Reinforcemcnts
were sent from here today 10 the
scene of the trouble and the officer
In command will make an investi
cation.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
RUTH law WANTS
TO FIGHT GERMANS

NEW YORK. Han. %. Ruth Law,
"supcr woman OF tho air" sailed for
Paris today. n, the French capita
she viii Try 10 enlist for three
months IN The French aero corps. 10
bomb" tie Germans. as she ex'
planned -.
The little American women who
recently br ke trans Continental rec.
ords in lcr hight from chicago io
New York. said she expected 20 go
20 the ont and TO return TO the
United states for trans-contlnentai
race. Hying a machine which she
hopes to purchase from the French
government Miss law was IN
splendid health and spirits
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

Have you tried cur delicious Snu-
day Dinners N not. you are MISSING
the finest ~ ~ ever served IN DO
trolt for $50 10 20 60 80 3 m.
Hotel GriaWold.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
ADVANCED PUPILS
GET DIPLOMAS

Ten pupils OF the speclal ad-
vanced class for unusually prone ent
pupils. received diplomas admitting
them 10 high school. Thursday aft
ernoon in Palestine lodge house
Rabbi leo FRANKLIN whose son Is
one Of the members OF the class,
and Principal Latham, OF the school.
addressed the children and Miss
cleveland. supervisor ~ the depart
mcnt. presented the diplomas
Pristisa--,hc PIass seat kias-thsf
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

PrintisE-tb. ristn nest ktuA-tNst
u aght--T1me- ysh nept<-Nsks tssa
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27
nAnGAIN MNrINEKs

Two hours OF jphotoplays. two
lours vsudeN iie Miles Theater.
'rices. 10 and 20c ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

The hfiy eighth birthday anniyer.
tsry Of ihe ltaiser will be- cciebrat
cd to-day ia Germany
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

Try oar Washes n, th~ ~. us-ss-
ehs-rtt- tsusary co. Main zoos A.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

Perfect soendsy busch. the hest
woid.-AdN.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

ueunt Clemens Mineral Baths
Cure rheumatism and skis diseases
Adv,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

PrtstisH--thc PIais scat kias--thsf
g. rtGht--Tiaer Jsb Devt--Mafs fS2s
The Detroit times., 1917-01-27

TODANts TENPERATuHE
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-30
Go West Young Man Go West

was Brigham Young's advise TO the
people nearly centuary ago, and
never in the history OF the United
States has the opportunity prevailed
as it does at this present day, with
the shortage OF all kinds of food
stuff and the high prices on every
thing raised on the farm and the cry
of the government to the people to
till every acre of land available and
with the assurance that wheat will
be well over the $1.00 mark for
Years to come, how can you afford
ito miss the opportunity when you
can go West and buy good land at a
price that the first crop VIII pay for
the land. l still have 10000 acres
left in Musselshell Valley Montana,
that will run from So to 1000
steam pow land and no better soil
lays in the whole state of Montana
than we have. The price on this land
is from $1,000 to $500 per acre
with small payment down and easy
terms on the balance. Rosebud coun-
ty, Mont, raised 165,000 bushels of
corn and 3,lS3 head of hogs in 1915,
besides it was one of the banner
counties in small grain and alfalfa.
Don't take my word for it but ar
range to go out and see for your
self. Excursion every Tuesday of
of each month. For particulars
write or call on
ED. X. HOVDEN,
1874 DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-30
Married Last FRIDAY.

Last Friday at the parsonage of
the F. n. E. l.. church in this city,
Rev. l. B. Torrison officiating, oc-
Cured the marriage of Mr.. Melvin
Haivorson to Miss jeanette Halvor-
son to Miss jeanette Halvorson. The
son. The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Halvorson of Ala
makee Co., and has made her home in
DEBORAH for the past year or more
She is a young lady possessed of a
most pleasing disposition and most
gracious character and has a host 81
friends here. The husband of her
choice is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Halvorson, of this city. He is a young
man of sterling worth anG character,
and holds an excellent position with
Peter Johnson & Sons in their au-
tomobile department. After the
the happy young couple
departed on a honeymoon trip to
Iowa, and on their re-
turn will make their home in Mayor
Hooks house on Washington street,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-30

Now is the time to can rhubarb.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-05-30
KENDALLNlILE.

May 2S. 1917.
Mrs Bert Yates and two little
daughters of Canton, have been Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
G. A. Eddy. Mr.. Yates came down
Sunday and she returned home.
Jeanetta Holmes went to the hos
pital one day last week and had her
tonsils removed. She is doing ace
ly
Lily Middlebrooks is helping at
the Aaron Elliott home.
The kid socia" Friday evening
brought the l.. A. S. So.75. All re-
port good time.
Emma Ellingson is to have a bas-
ket social at her school Friday eve
ming
Mrs. Mabel Daskam has been on
the SICK list the past few days.
Nj. b. Whitney of Decorah was
business caller il our village ore day
this week.
Mrs. Hoy Of Cresco and sister
Mrs. O'Neal, are visiting relatives
and friends north of town.
Earl Parnes went to Spring val
ley for a few days visit.
lnere was NOlWesidH SStNiSSS '''
the Fremont church Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reuter- and
laly OF Harmony, were callers hers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes and Fred
went to Cresco Sunday TO see little
Richard who is staying at the Hand
Ike home.
Mrs. Fichbaucher of Harmony Is
staying at home of her daughter
Mrs. l.. Ludden.
Ray Crldsworthy returned home
Monday, after his operation for APP
peEdicitis. -,
The Home Comfort Range agent
has been through our community
again and several bought stoves OF
him.