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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-02

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-02
HELOkHOl|AI
KILLED INACTION
Another DecoTaia Solder Lost His
Life in Battle Over In trance
on July 20
MEMBER OF FAMOUS
RAINBOW DIVISION
dBe-n In the Tiaialz of the Bg
niles siisce Easiy sts.;ns Bat.
! Ilng 20 Make Sile World
aafe ior Democracy

Another ster IL tacf so2yica icg OF
Decorah has aean t1rnet TO gold. rs
another OF or l5raaye boys, Private
Helos Holm, Las given his lie in the
casga Of l.ke-sy Willie IL sstion in
the from. INC II france, wiile bat
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-02

Total ...... FL ,126, 400
sS n the foregoing table Ossian and
Mtlitary township are listed together;
&ls6 Castalia and Bloomfield town
Ghlt: Fort Atkinson Il listed with the
Wet n OF Washington Twp.; Jack
.son Junction and Jackson Twp. are
sllnted together: Fort Atkinson and
WaahinGton Twp. are listed to-
esthsr..
In the table below. the exact .
mounts that each precinct should
xnlne II given:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-02
FOR
GALLANT ACTION
Corporal Nicholas SamHslson, De-
cOrah Boy, Member Rainbow
Division Commended for
Gallant Action and
Bravery in France
RESCUED THREE FRENCH
SOLDIERS UNDER FIRE
His Performance CT Duty Was, Con.
sidered Worldly of the Highest
Co,nmendation

A year ago last April, just shortly
after war was declared on Germany
by the United states, quiet, un-
assuming young min boarded the
train one day fog Clarles City to en-
list his services as a volunteer under
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-02

Come to think about It, wasn't
1t an awful slam on decent dog to
TO name him KAISER asks the Lcsar
Observer. s'Of course It isn't dc
any move"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-10-02
Townships

Total. .$1sS.1oo
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

BOY SCOUT
 NEWS

Troop No. 2 held it's regular meet ing Tuesday evening and took in more members. Troop No. : will register six new Scouts this week. Look out for us, for we are on our way to do or bust. The troop will go on a hike Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Scouts to meet at Scoutmaster's house. Scout Scribe T. M. Dyson.
 Troop No. held it's meeting last Friday and took in three new mem. bers. It looks as if Troop Mo- will have a Waiting list the way the ap- pHcatOnS are coming in. Troop No. f nad the pleasure of a visit from E. A Gardner, Scoutmaster of Troop No. s, ana A F1nkelstein, who will be As slstant Sc0utmaster of Troop No 10- After the meeting the troop played ball-some game. Captain Tancred met Captain KiIbOurnc in hot game Score F to g in favor of Captain Tancred Tonight Troop No will meet with Troop No. II, of Plainvi1le. in the Center church, this city, and three new members will be initiated into Troop No. 4. After that the troops will go to the big hall and play ball.
 Indoor Baseball.
 Troop NO 12 and Troop No. 8 clashed at the State Armory last Sat. urday and Troop Mo-. 8 was trimmed the score being 19 to 13 in favor of Troop No. 12. Robert Voight was in charge of the game. Troop No. 5, of the Nationals. will meet Troop No. F of the Americans, tomorrow at the armory at 1:30 o'clock sharp
 Troop No. 13 at the regular meet ing Monday evening took up signaling and aid to the injured which was successful. It was decided to have all second c1assT scouts take the sec Ond class test over again to make the troop Al for all time. A twenty minute cock fight was participated in with much delight. -" Troop No. IA held it's meeting at the Scout rooms and the matter of the Thrift Stamp was gone over and all will try for the 250 record to get the medal. Harry Bonney will take charge of the troop as Scoutmaster at once and we are glad to welcome him back to the troop.
 The acting scout executive asks every scout that can. to lend a help ing hand to the service of the local war bureau on Saturday all day, re- porting at the scout office early. Charles H. Clarl<son of the Center church will organize a scout band and will be glad to have scouts from all troops join, the instruction will be gratis and it will add a wonderful improvement to the scouts of this council For further particulars in Quire at the scout office
 Native eggs, 55c. Russell Bros.-' advt. "".~ ..': Vi
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
HELP WIN THE WAR.
Agricultmists- in Boston to Plan Sea. '~s sons Crop.

Boston, March 1.--'To help win the war; was the slogan of leaders in all departments of agricultural activ- ities who gathered here today to con- sider plans for increased production and better methods of distribution during the coming season. The oc- casiOn was the 18th annual meeting of the New England Federation for Rural Progress.
 "A conservation supper planned by the New England section of the woman's national farm and garden association will open the meeting to- day. Henry E: Endicott, state food administrator, will tell what New England can do to help the food situation and pr. Harvey Wiley will speak on food values:
 Meetings of various institutions in
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
CITY ITEMS

Always more for less at Besse- Leland s-Advt.
 The annual city meeting will be \ held at the Central Grammar school this evening at o'clock. Mayor George A. Quigley will preside.
 First Spring allotment of the ''Wil- son Special collar attached shirts $2. Wilson's.-adVt.
 St. Marys Holy Family Circle will Ahold a whist on the afternoon Of : March IS. s The Young Mans Store, Besse- . J1eland's.-Advt.
 A mechanics lien for $392.S0 has been filed against property on City
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
RED CROSS GETS CHECK
A. \. and \. D. $. Send $25t 6O@aS Net
 Proceeds from Dance

The recent Red Cross benefit dance given at the Y. w. C. A. on Wash ington's birthday by the Alpha Alpha sorority and the A. D. $. fraternity of the New Britain High school was d social and financial success and today Chairman Howard kriCk gave check for $251.60 to the Red Cross society as the net proceeds from this dance.
 The committee, which so ably as sisted Mir. Krick, was composed of the Misses Gertrude l.. Erwin and Priscilla w. Crabtree and H. F. La tharn.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
NEAR BEER GRAIN LIMITED.

Washington, March 1.--Near beer and temperance drinks which fall within the designation. malt liquor will not profit from the presidents recent proclamation which limited
 brewers of beer to 70 per cent amounts of grain and other food ma tcrialS used last year. The food ad-
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

ministration ruled today that the proclamation applies the same lrni- tation to so-called temperance beers as well as beers and ales. Although
 the prohibition beers are not affected
 by the limitation of alcoholic con tent they are affected by the limita- tiOns of amounts of foodstuffS used.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
BISHOP WHITE CONSECRATED.

St. Johns, N. F., March 1.-Rev. William Charles White, for ten years rector and sub-dean of the cathedral, was cOnsecrated as bishop of New foundland in the Anglican cathedral today. Bishop White, who succeeds the late Right Rev. l.. Jones, is the first natives of the colony to be ele- Vated to this position.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01

terestcd in agricultural problems were held today.
 The annual meeting of the New England Milk Producers associations held at this time in order that mem- bers might attend the sessions of the Rural Progress, adjourned last night after electing Frank Clark of Willis ton, Vt., president.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
CITY OFFICIALS RESPOND

That the city officials have come through handsomely in the purchase Of Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates is evidenced by the month Iy report of Mrs. John Stadler, who has ben distributing them through the city building. Since February 2 she has sold $112.50 worth, including six War Saving Certificates.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
JOHNSON GETS CF1ETTETCA ATE,

Robert JOhpSon, son of Policeman and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Chestnut street. one of the first local men to en- roll for government shipyard work is the first New Britain man, to receive his certificate and. badge from Wash ington He is now awaiting assign ment. He enrolled as a ShipNard mechanic. .., ...,'
New Britain herald., 1918-03-01
The Pe7Ject Lnxat1ve

avenue owned by the Title Realty and Development Co. The plaintiffs are Elias Albert, Philip Sondik and Ab- raham Fisher of Hartford.
 The Young Mans Store, Besse- Leland d's.-Advt.
 The weekly payroll of the water department was $416.35.
 Bargain Week at Besse- Leland S. AdVt-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24

would ever soa mother. father and
SiD. nxnin. ! was able to walk TO tho
first aid station. where they patched
me up. Tho bullet got mo right In
tho left eye. so I won't DO ablc TO
see quito 80 well ~ before. I am
fecling fine and my eyo doesn't hurt
nt all.
This In u nice hospital. nice soft
beds. rcai piiiows--reminds mo of
home.
"Thc band IN now giving a concert
outside. and the music is no catchy
! want 10 get up and dance. We
feed pretty good here. but. oh. how
] wish could hoip you ent those
strawberry Shortcakcs. raspbcrries.
loganberrics. etc. Just wait III I get
hOme--1'il make up for what I've
missed. I wish ! know how Miiiard
This brothcr) In faring.
"Plcnre write SOON
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24
LEGAL NoTIcEs
SUMMONS
No. 065, Equity.

NO. c65, Equity.
ID the Circuit Court OF the state
Of Oregon. for klamath County:
Aiissn Doe johnson. Plaintiff, vs..
W. Paul Johnson. defendant.
TO w. Paul Johnson. defendant.
In the name Of the State OF Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
suit on or before the 7th day Of Aug
ust. 1913. that being the day OF the
last publication Of this summons. and
the last day within which you are re-
Quirsd 70 answer. % flied By the or.
der Of publication Of this SUMMONS.
II you fail TO appear and answer.
the plaintiff viii apply TO. the court
tor the relief demanded in said com.
plaint.
Said suit l. brought to dissolve
the bonds OF matrimony existing b.
tween you and plaintiff. and for the
custody Of one child. . girl. named
Ailssn. sis years old. the issue Of
said marriage.
Said suit b based on the grounds
Of habltual gross drunkenness on
the part Of defendant. continued for
more than one year prior 70 the filiiG
Of said complaint. such drunkenness
being eontractsd since said marriage.
This summons 10 published IN the
Evening Herald. . daily newspapsr
oe general circulation. printed and
published IN the City Of klamath
Fails. Oregon. By order OF the Hon
erabIe D. v. Kuyksndall. judge Of
said oourt. datsd June 1s. 1918. the
first publication 70 b made on the
seth DAY Of June. 1913.
g. ,. STONE,
ilaHt Il Attorney for Plaintiff.
3s-3.lo.17.3l.3l-7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24

guy A vHa,Fr STAMP TO-DAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24
SUFFERED FOR
Fifteen YEARS
TWO BOTTLES Of TANLAC DID
MORE GOOD THAN TREAT.
MENr THAT COST HiM THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS

Remarkable. indeed. was the state.
men, made BY Arthur Albro. a well
known carpenter. living NJ 3s0S
Mead Street. catstis. WASH. recent.
ly. Mr.. Aibro declares that he has
received mere real genuine benefit
from two bottles Of Tanlac than
from other treatment and medicines
that have cost him nearly three nun
dred dollars. His complete state
msnt follows:
II have suffered terribly with my
stomach for fifteen years. Ny food
would not digest. and the gas formed
by Il caused mo untold misery. The
gus would get all up around my
heart aud cause II 10 thump until
felt like q hammer was beating
against my aide. had 10 be very
careful about my eatirr. and got 30
tired Of eating the few things that
half way agreed with mo that !
would sometimes get reckless and cat
meats, pie and such things. but ]
always paid dearly for II In suffer-
Ing. Finally Z Just had to give up eat
INK any supper ut all, for when did
eat anything for supper ] would suf'
for all night 10 couldn't sleep. ]
was constipated all tho time and also
suffered for years with my back.
When I stopped over my back would
cramp me 30 bad that ! could hardly
straightsn up. My kidneys were all
out Of order and disturbed me no Of
ten At night that ! couldn't get any
rest scarcely. paid out nearly three
hundred dollars for treatment and
medicines Of various kinds. but Kept
getting worse. even tried dieting
and almost starved myself out and
sometimes Selt little relief. but Just
~ ] said. whenever I ventured to eat
. fairly good meal II would konck
mo completely out. ] lost two solid
months from my work last winter
and II had begun 10 look like my con-
dhUn was hopeless.
II had been keeping MP with what
the papers published about Tanlac.
and while ! had my doubts about II
being as good a. scme said II was.
! was In such o bad shape that
was willing to try anything. 30 ]
bought . bottle. and soon found that
II Was Just the very thing needed.
I have hardly finished my second
bottle yet. but ! have already been
benefited % much that ! will never
doubt anything good I read about
Tanlac from now on. Ny appetite
ID fine and ! can eat most anything
! want without feeling the least bit
uncomfortable afterwards. Why.
Just last night I ate q hearty supper
and topped II Off with big piece
Of mincs something ! have not
ysntursd TO eat for ysars--then went
to bed and slept like . log all night.
I'm not eonstipated. my kidneys don't
bother mo like they did. and got
good rest every night. have gained
OIL Of five pounds already and feel
that ! am still gaining. not only In
weight. bot also In strength and en-
srgy. I'm beginning 70 feel like. .
new man and consider myself lucky
70 bs able 70 get such medicine -
Tanlsc. !
Taniae d cold In klamath Falls BY
Star Drug %. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24

Those present at the sewing room
yesterday were Mesdames G. b. Glen.
denning. N. McAndrsws. J. A. Lins.
man. J. Noud. q. G. L0rens. Ear
Jefferson. Anne g. Brockenbrough.
W. r. Owen. y. J. Boyd. Emil q.
Dreher. Geo. Biehn. Frank More.
land. l.. l.. Stein, J. Bratten, o. W.
Rocrbtson. Sullivan. g. c. Low. Geo.
Merryman, G. u. Crislcr. l.. l..
Brownell. r. U. Patrick. J. 8. Ra.
bourn. N. =. Evans. Leslie Terwtl-
Tiger. Il. A. Billman. Paul Bogardus
and tho Misses Pearl Boivin and
Dorothy Weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24
Local Red Gross
Activities -

ThVe present at tho work rooms
yesterday wefss Mssdamss L. Brad
ford. u. Humphrey. Frank Moreiand.
Lyle Mills, Chns. York. G. II. Brown.
Fred darIch. l.. ". sullivan. Martin
and Miss Alta Ralph.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24

scn. you must bathe on the inside like
you bathe outside. This IS vastly more
imrortsnt. because the skin pores Do
not absorb impurities into the blood.
while tue bowel pores do. SAYS we'll.
known physician.
To keep those poisons and toxins
wen flushed from the stomach liver
kidney and bowels drink before hresk
fast each day glass Of hot water with
a tssspoonful Of limestone phosphate
In II. This will cleanse. purify and
frsshcn the entire alimentary trac: be-.
fore putting more food into the stoin.
ach.
Oct q quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. II is
inexpensive and almost tasteless. ex.
cept . s0urish twinge which Is not un-
pleasant. Drink phosphated hot water
every morning 10 rid your system Of
these vile poisons and toxins; also to
prevent their formation.
TO feel like young folks feel: like
you felt before your blood. nerves and
muscles became saturated with an &C.
cumuiation Of body poisons. begin this
treatment. and above oil. keep It up!
Al soap and hot water act on the skin.
cleansing. sweetening and purifying. 10
limestone phosphate and hot water BE-
fore breakfast. act on the stomach.
liver and bowels.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24
County Court Proceedings

y. W. 0owen. Justice fcc.
State w. John Ratiin -. 6.95
r. ". GrifYith. constable fee.
State vs. John Ratlifr 80. $40
u W. Gowen. justice fec.
State w. q. A. Wright -. 2.70
J. r. Morley. constable fec.
State Va. e. A. Wright -. 1.20
y. w. Oowcn. Justice feo.
State w. J. r.. Blevins -. S.65
r. ". Grifith. constable fec.
state W. J.'E. Bicvins -. so
E. W. Gowcn. Justice fec.
Stnte Va. l.. Cnttuxxo ..... 7.%S
II. l.. Wilson. constable fee.
State W. l.. CattussO 49,. l.70
h. W. Gowcn. Justice fec.
state W. Pete Carmini -. $40
r. y. OrifYith. constable fee.
State w. Pete Csrmini -. $40
u. W. 0owen. Justice fee.
State W. o. Carminf 49,. $50
T. y. Grif1th, constable fcc.
state ~. q. Carmini 49,. $40
r. W. Oowen. Justice fec.
State W. r. Montgomery :. $50
v. W. Gowcn. JUSTICE fce.
State Va. N. Cook ....... <.sb
r. r. Orifsith. constable fcc.
a,nte. W. NJ. Cook ....... 1.:0
- VNy nAs~An NssselNA enA
State W. VIM, Raynor -. <.sb
II. 3. Wilson. constable fee.
State W. VIM. Raynor -. 1.2O
u. w. 0owcn. Justice foe.
State W. A. w. Wilson l.20
H. 3. Wilson. constable fee.
State w. A. W. Wilson :. 1875
T.. w. Gowen. justice fee.
State W. Ray Pickett 49,. 2.35
r. y. Grifith. constable fec.
State W. Ray Pickett -. $40
y w. Oowen. Justice fee.
State w. Hugh Hough -. $40
II. 8. Wilson. constable fee.
State W.. Hugh HouGh -. ESQ
z. w. 0pwen. Justice fec.
State W. Jim Madili -. 1850
J. r. Morley. constable foe.
State W. Jim Madill 49,. $50
J. W. Hilton. constable fec.
State W. Jim Madill ..... $40
n. q. Wilson. witness Zee.
State W. Jim Madill 80. l.7C
J w. Hilton. witness fec.
State Va. Jim Madill 49,. Ito
Pat Murphy. witness fee.
State Va. Jim Madill 49,. $50
y. W. Gowen. Justice fee.
State VI. J. Carbarini 80. $40
T. Il. Grihith. constable fec. y
state W. J. Carbs-'ni -. S.sb
Y W. Gowen. Justice fec.
State W. Dave Burlins -. IL 10
J. r. Morley. constable fee.
state W. Dave Burling 800
l.. jacobs. Juror fec. State
VI. Dave Buriins ..'..... LOO
Fred Buesing. Jurors fee.
State vi. Dave Burling loo
W. Maaten. Juror fec. State
W. Dave BurlinG ....... LOO
7 r. Mcguire. Juror foe. State y
W. Dave Burling ........ LOO
A. Hardenbpook. Juror fse.
State W. Dave Burling -. LOO
Otto Heidrich. Juror fee. State !
W. Dave Burling $500. 100
J. u. Flanders. witness fec. !
state W. Dave Burling -. Ito
r.. 8. Wilson, witness fee. !
state W. Dave Burling 80. Ito
J. w. Hilton. witness fee. |
state 70. Dave Burling Ito
r. y. 0rimth. witness fes.
state W. Dave Burling -. Ito
Ed DuFault. witness fee. \
state W. Dave Burling -. Ito
r. A. Afford. witness tee. l.
state W. Dave Rurling -. Ito
u. w. 0owen. Justice fee.
State W. Dave Burling -. $50
D. w. Cowsn. Justice tee.
state w. Jcs Dervan ..... 7.S0
r u. Grimth. constable tee.
state W. Joe Dsrvaf ..a.. 1.ao'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24
CAMPING TINE

Folding chairs. stools. cots. ham.
mocks. stoves. blankets. etc. John.
stone Furniture Co. IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24
Everyone Should
Drink Hat Water
in the Morning
Wash away oil the sesWsash. llvss.
aHd Bowel pelseNo beeess
beeaIsfaeG

To feel your best day In and day ou(.
to feel clean inside: no soar blle 70
coat your tongue and sickea your
breath or dull your head: no ooastipa.
ton. bilious attacks. sick headaehe.
colds. rheumatism or sassy. aeid stem-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-24


ness Patrick Daily ...... 1.20
Oscar Jelly. coroner wltnsss
Patrick Daily ........ 1.20
fra Gsmmill. coroner wit
ness Patrick Daily ..... 1.20
Pelt9n John. coroner witness
Patrick Daily ......... ITO
r, W. Otey. coroner witness
Patrick Daily .......... 200
u. Copperneid. coroner Wit
ness Patrick Daily ... 10
DR.. Geo. Merrymnn. coroner
service Patrick Daily 49,. $500
A. A. SouIe. coroner fee Pat
rick Daily ............ 1859
J. u. Hamaker. cCrOner Juror.
q. McKendree .......... 800
8. n. Martin. coroner Juror.
O. r. McKendree .... 800
r. w. Broadsword. coroner
Juror q. r. McKendreo :. 500
y. q. Blake, coroner Juror
o. r. McKendree ...... 800
J. l.. sparretorn. coroner
Juror. o. r. McKendree -. 500
r. W. Bold. coroher witness,
o. r. McKendree 49,. 800
r. n. Grifilth. coroner wit
ness. o. r. Mckendree -. $50
VIM. Holbrook. coroner wit
ness o. r. McKendree -. $50
J. E, Paddock. coroner wit
ness O. r. McKendree -. $50
T. r. Grifith. serving papers
O. T. McKsndres 80. 80. 1850
r. w. Broadsword. coroner
service o. r. McKcndree. 200
J o. Hamaker. coroner SER
vices O. T. McKendree -. 200
Ida b. Momyer. coroner SER
Vices o. r. McKendree -. 1000
A A. Soule. coroner service
o. T. McKendree ....... $500
J r. Bradley. coroner SCR
vices O. r. McKendree -. 1900
T. N. Durham. mdse. quaran-
tine. May. 1918 ...... $3.50
Mrs. l.. d. Hague. services
county court new court
mouse ....'. $50. l3.5O
J. @. Rose. witness Justice
court State w. Davis 80. 22.S0
J. r. Goeller 4 Son. supplies
jail. May. 1913 ......... 1856
Honline Photo Shop. supplies
school superintendent. April
1918 ............ S.OO
Link River Electric Co.. re-
pairs poor farm. April 1913 '30.73
Otto Heckley. rent. bly, recall
IS. primary Is ......... 1000
Lois Williams. witness cir
cult court ............. $500
Mrs. c. N. Bogardus. meals
recall election precinct No.4 100
Ncttie walian. widows PEN
sion. July. 1918 49,. $500
Mary McLane.. widows PEN
sion. July. 1918 ...... $500
bertha C. Donelson. widows
pension, July. 1918 .... 1000
Altha Daniel. widows pen
sion. July. 1913 ........ 1850
Rose II. Keesee. widows pen
sion. July. 1913 ........ 1000
Ella d. Burkhart. Widows
pension. July. 1913 ...... 1000
Toua Hiltou widOw's nan.
The Glenwood post., 1918-06-08
CRooK-DoDsoN

Another of Glenwood's many attrac
tive young women has been led to the
hymenial altar to become the bride of
a man in khaki.
Miss Valentine Crook, second daugh.
ter of DR.. w. w. Crook, was welded to
Mr. VIM. P. Dodson at Eureka, Colo,
Wednesday evening, May 90.
The groom has been engaged in the
metallurgical department of the Sun.
nyside mine at Eureka from which
place he went into service for his
country and is now stationed at Camp
Lewis, Washington, engineer corps.
Dr. Crook met Mrs. Dodson in Den.
yer and accompanied her here Tuesday
morning where she will remain in the
family home for the present.