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were Sunday dinner guests Of Mrs.
Mae Talbot.
Leigh ROUsh was visiting friends
in Logan Saturday. He returned
from coast ~statesy where he has spent
the winter.
Mrs. Hans LARSON Miss Gerda Lar
son, Howard MatsOn and Charles
Larson went to Amac0nda Saturday
and visited friends over Sunday.
Frank Martin, who is employed on
the bridge crew, hurt his hand Mon
day and will be unable to work for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Carpenter mo-
tored to Manhattan and spent Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Edith Vaughn.
Charles Pond Of Almeda, arrived in
Logan Sunday evening and will re-
main for several days with his moth
er, Mrs. C. Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Olsen and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Powers
and children spent Sunday at the
ranch home of MI. and Mrs. George
Burrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whitmore anC
small son Of Cherry Creek were bust
ness visitors in Manhattan Monday
and overnight guests at the MeadOl
residence.
Mr.. Maggart, foreman. of the Grew
which is tearing out the old bridgt
across the Gallatin and putting in
steel one, has moved his family int
the Bevier house on Riverside drive
Roy Goegerty, who has been. spend
ing the past week at the home of hi
aunt and family, Mr.. and Mrs: Georg
HOtrum, left Tuesday for Chicago
III.
Among the Logan folks who at
tended the dance at Trident Frida
evening we're Miss Alice Ellison, Ed
ma Olsen, Agnes Larson, George Hot
l rum, Tom Landers, Mr. and Mr.
Earl Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F
> Johnston, Mrs. Lloyd Meador an
Miss Avis Mcgee.
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Burton Thompson was a Three
Forks business visitor Monday.
William Kelly opened a new pool
Gall here Saturday night.
Messrs. SOllie Miller and Scott
Thompson spent Tuesday in Trident.
3. Miss Ethel Walbert is confined to
Ger bed this week by sickness.
L. A. Dreweicke is spending a few
days in Great Falls this week.
Many Willow Greek people attend
I'd the show at Three Forks Sunday
might.
Miss Charlotte Bell has suffered
Tor several days with an infection in
ker right hand.
! Scott Thompson returned from
Norwegian Saturday where he haC
keen for the past week.
The community card party held a
Che high school auditorium Frida!
evening was we'll attended.
Lester Williams motored to Thre
Forks Monday and spent severa
hours attending to business matters
q Bill Walbert was taken to tn
Three Forks hospital Monday nigh
And operated upon for appendicitis.
The sale held at the Reach Broth
9rs' ranch last Thursday was we
attended. Everything sold well.
Misses Tamsy and Eulah Thong
son spent the week end at Milliga
canyon with their parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Herman Thompson.
Mrs. Earl Davis, who has been
Willow Greek visiting her mothe
Mrs. Ridder, spent last week
Butte. She returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cleveland a
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Kenneth Strachan spent Friday in
BOzeman visiting friends.
Peter Cobus was a business caller
in Manhattan Monday afternoon.
George Hotrum, Sr. was a between
trains visitor in Livingston Tuesday.
Carl Ehman and James Deeney of
BOzeman spent the week end in LO-
gan with their parents.
Henry Holland went to Whitehall
Saturday and spent Sunday at the
Stacey residence.
Mrs. J. W. Strachan and daughter,
Jean, were shoppers between trains
in Bozeman Saturday.
Mrs. Phil Lang and Mrs. Lloyd
Meador were between trains shoppers
in Bozeman Monday.
Archie Muir and -Deitz Davis of
the Madison valley motOred to Boze-
man On business Friday.
Mrs. Ole Sabo spent Thursday af-
t%ernoon at the home of Mrs. Hans
Larson near Logan.
Peter CObus has rented a ranch
near Manhattan and will move soon
to begin the spring work.
Buster Muir, who spent the win
ter months in California and Texas,
has returned to Logan.
DR.. c. E. Whitehead and family
of BOzeman were Sunday visitors at
the Flynn residence.
Mr.. Hunter of Butte has purchased
the barber shop of Fay Drummond
and will reopen it Tuesday.
Mrs. Hendersehott and son Billy
were passengers to BOzeman on the
stub Tuesday morning.
T. H. Tice and M. H. Mcdonnell
transacted business matters in Three
Forks and Manhattan Wednesday.
Bob Campbell of Bozeman was
business caller in Logan Tuesday af
ternoon.
John Rempp and Bill MeDeed speni
a short time in Logan Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Richardson
were visitors in Livingston thi
week.
Archie Mallop returned to Logal
Wednesday evening from Los An
geles, Calf, where he spent tn
winter months.
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Mrs. Hans Larson, Miss Agne
Larson and Miss Kathryn HotruI
chopped and visited friends in Boz,
man Monday.
Mrs. Edith Vaughn Of Manhatta
visited Sunday afternoon at Il
ranch home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,
Ellison.
Mrs. Ollie Sesser and Mrs. Lott
Olsen were passengers on the NOR
% ing train to Manhattan, where the
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Mrs. Anna Grouse was i'll last
week with a severe cold.
Charley Sandquist delivered his
wheat to the Springhill elevator last
week.
Miss Lcona Cramer, who is attend
eng school in Belgrade, spent the
weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sandquist
and family were Sunday guests of
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sandquist.
"A number of people from this
neighborhoOd were shopping and at
tending to business in Bozeman Sat-
Wrday.
Mrs. Frank Parker and daughters.
Mrs. Arthur Sandquist and Miss AL
ice parker, spent Monday visiting
with Miss Alice Corbly.
A number of friends gathered at
the home of Alfred Walton Saturday
evening to serenade the newly-weds
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Walton. The
evening was spent socially and with
cards, all enjoying a fine treat.
The basket social given at the
school house last Friday night by
Miss Laura Belle B~rainard, teacher
of the Springhill school, was a de.
Cided success. The entertainment con-
sisted of stunts in which every one
cook part, and comic songs by the
school children which afforded q
Ngreat deal Of amusement. Shadows
of the women were sold in lieu Ct
Baskets, each shadow bringing a very
good price. The proceeds amounted
60 S44.45, which will be used to buy
equipment for the school and to pro
vide for track meet expenses. A
gOod-sized crowd attended, and al
enjoyed the evening very much.
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c. P. Hargis made a business "Trip
to town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Cooper made a
business trip to Wilsall Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schaefer made a
business trip to town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kurk motored
to Wilsall Tuesday.
o. j. De Fields was a Livingston
business caller during the week.
Several farmers in the neighbOr-
hood are butchering this week.
Mrs. Phil Lamson has returned to
Wilsall after spending a few days al
the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cowan made
a business trip to Livingston Wed
nesday.
Miss Beulah Daugherty has beef
quite sick with the measles, but i
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Sheridan wer
Wilsall and Livingston business Wis
itOrs during the week.
Mrs. Wesley D'Ewart motored t
Livingston Friday, and spent tn
day shopping.
Mrs. Agnes Allsop and daughte.
Eva, Of Bozeman are visiting at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Inabni
J. R. Inabnit was a business VII
itor in Clyde Park and Livingstc
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hebison ar
family were shopping and visitir
l with friends in town during the wee
Joe Whitman was a recent Boz
man business visitor, and attended
4 school business matters at the off
, of the county superintendent.
Mnn+ano DOrroy oouo~o~- - ,xyno,
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Sterling Lane is quite i'll this week.
Jesse Mottesheard was a Belgrade
buiness visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright of Manhattan
transacted business in Belgrade We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Gale of Living
ston came Over last week to attend
the Firemen's ball.
Mr.. Dahl, baker at the Bon Ton
in Bozeman, was a Belgrade business
visitor Saturday.
Art Knadler and Ed Bergland have
gone to Helena to do some work on
their mining claims in that vicinity.
The Rev. D. P. Hartman of Mis-
soula was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
B. LOekridge Saturday.
Mrs. G.. A. S. Davidson of Wolf
Creek, Mont, is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Carey have
moved to BOzeman, where Mr.. Carey
will take a position with the Story
Motor company.
A. F. Coffman, carrier on Route
No. 2, is confined to his home by ill
ness. C. A. Kinsey is substituting on
that route.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Kaiser and
daughters, Helen and Claudine, for
merly of Trident, spent Monday at
the Il. R. Matthew home.
Miss Ruby Ellen Kolloch of Pass
Greek, who had been at the Boze-
man Deaconess hospital for surgical
care, returned to her home Sunday.
Miss Denzel Allen spent the week
end at the home, near Shedd's bridge.
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Newland.
H. o. Gates and family, who have
been living on the w. B. Huffine
, place, have moved to the R. I. Brown.
ell ranch, a few miles northeast Of
Belgrade.
John Ems was taken to the Dea
a coness hospital in Bozeman on Sat
urday and operated upon for appen
dicitis. Last reports were that h,
was recovering nicely.
4 A surprise party was given Ches
ter Kahla Saturday, the occasion be
: ing his birthday. The afternoon wa
spent with games, and after a joll,
time a delicious lunch was served.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith have &C
lcepted positions in The Belgrad
e company's store-Mr. Smith in tn
/ hardware department and Mrs. Smit
in the dry goods section.
Mrs. E. M. Snider was operate
is upon for appendicitis at the Deacon
ess hospital in Bozeman last Thur.
re day. She is recovering rapidly, a
s. cording to recent reports.
Mrs. Charles Palmer and fathe
to William Skinner, returned Saturds
he from Longmont, Colo, where the
were called because of the illness
r, Mr.. SINNERS sister, who pass'
he away soon after their arrival.
it. Mrs. c. H. Hecox and grand-daug
is ter, Donna Ruth, left Saturday f
on Maxwell, Nebr., and other point
Mrs. Hecox has not visited her Q
nd home for several years. She expeC
ng to be gone about two weeks.
*. Mrs. C. VI. Coon charmingly e
ze- tertained the afternoon bridge eli
to at her home Thursday afternoC
ice Mrs. Jean Penwell won high SEQ.
Gnvited guests were Mrs. Park
Stone, Mrs. J. R. Sandiland, M
Grace Cochran and Mrs. E. L. Held
z. Dainty refreshments were served.
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ooh, Mother; guess what! 1 Just
saw a lady with great long hair
gathered up in a bump on top of her
head and held there with pieces of
bent wire!"
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Hysham- Alfalfa seed crop on
Plumer ranch brings $11,7OO.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-04

Montana Power company to expend
$4,400,000 in Montana during 1927.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
n. Y. BANKER
IS SELECTED
BY COOLIDGE
VIII Retire AS Busi.
ness Partner of j. p.
Morgan to Accept
Position

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. 2o.-
Rl-Dwight w. Morrow, the New
York banker. has been selected by
President Coolidge to be ambassador
to Mexico.
The prospective ambassador, who
will retire as business partner OF ..
P. Morgan to accept the appointment,
has long been 8 personal friend Of
the president. The choice was made
by Mr.. Coolidge personally, and
there were indications that in his
determination to seek the aid of his
friend in the tangled and delicate
Mexican problem the president con-
suited only a few associates.
Upon Mr.. Morrow will fall the
task Of piecing over an international al
relationship worn thin by months
of controversy. Il is no secret that
Mr.. Coolidge has come to regard the
question of Mexico as one of the
most troublesome problems Of his
administration. and his friends be-
lieve il is his hope to enlist every
personal aid at his disposal to put
Mexican-American relations on a
(Coatinued on page two.J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
Injunction Granted
Against Gas Co.
Adams Tract Owners
Seek Sl2,400 In
Damages

HARLINGEN, Sept. 2o.-use Of
gas mains of the Rio Grande Gas
company across land in the Adams
tract. west Of here. has been re-
strained by a temporary injunction
granted by the l0ist District Civil
Court Of Dallas TO owners OF the
Adams tract, ID was revealed here
Tuesday.
The injunction restraining use Of
the lines was granted w. i. Adams,
". 7. Adams, Jr., and Winfred
Adams, all Of Corinth, Mississippi,
owners Of the tract, who asked the
Injunction order on grounds that
the gas company laid the mains
without securing permission 70 use
the land. and without waiting for
condemnation proceedings to be car
ried through the court.
The plaintiffs ask S2,400 actual
damages, and $4,000 exemplary
damages from the gas company in
settlement Of the suit They also
ask title 20 all mains in the tract.
Hearing on the condemnation pro
eeedinEs fer the land in question was
scheduled 20 come up in county court
in Brownsville Monday.
The temporary injunction will pre-
vent flow Of gas through the mains
TO Brownsville and San Benito until
the suit ~ settled. Date for hearing
on the suit In Dallas was not an
nnRaead kAzA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
M'KENZIE IS
GIVEN DEATH
Slayer of San Antonio
Detective Found
Guilty

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Sept. 20.-tP,
John A. alias Pete, Mckenzie. 23-
year-old escaped convict. was found
guilty Of the murder of Sam Street,
chief of San Antonio detectives, and
given the death penalty by a jury
In district court here Monday night.
Street was shot down a week ago
last Saturday night as he aeeosted
. man whom he suspected of plan
ming a robbery. The jury was out
20 minutes.
quickest in the history of Bexar
county. Five hours after the shoot
ing. detectives found Mckenzie hid
ing in the attic Of residence. Mon
day Mckenzie was indicted and the
trial started Thursday.
McKenzie's fate apparently hing
ed on the question of whether Of
ficers who approached him on the
street warned him Of their official
character. Detectives testifying for
the prosecution swore that they
warned him with the words I'VE are
officers"
Two eve witnesses who appeared
in the defense attempt 20 prove that
Mckenzie shot in self defense denied
hearing the warning which detectives
say they gave.
Mckenzie TOOK the decision stole
ally and continued 20 chew his chew
ing gum as il was read. He made no
comment as he was led back 10 the
jail.
For,,a1 serterra will Re mo-
nounced later. Under the law at
least 80 days must elapse before the
prisoner can be executed.
His ATTORNEYS announced that an
appeal is contemplated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
BOARD DENIES
WATER PLEAS
Brownwood Refused
Rehearing by State
Engineers

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 20.-CP)-
The request of the Brownwood wa
ter district for a rehearing before
the state board Of water engineers
on its action in granting IL a mod
flied permit to impound water from
tributaries Of the Colorado river in
Brown county was denied today by
the board. two TO one, A. II. Dunlap,
member, dissenting.
The board recently allowed the
Brownwood district permit to i'm
pound and use only 1850 acre feet
Of water annually instead Of the
100000 acre feet desired. from which
decision the district appealed for
rehearing.
The board gave as its reason for
declining TO modify the order the
statement that ct a discussion in
which the district was represented,
il was unanimously agreed that
development in compliance with the
terms of the order of the board
would provide an adequite water
supply for serving the irrigable area
within .he district and would pro-
vide. in addition, a sufficient sup
ply for the city of Brownwood.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
SCHOOL BOND
Vote CALLED
Harlingen to Pass On
Issue Of $4,000
October z
Special TO The Herald.)

HARLINGEN. Sept. 2o.-A bond
election in the sum Of $4,000 for
the purpose OF furnishing funds for
two new grade school buildings
was called by the Hsrlingen Inde-
pendent School District board of
trustees AZ q meeting Monday night.
Date Of the election was set for
October 2.
The two new buildings will cost in
the neighborhood Of $4,000 each.
The buildings will contain 10 class
rooms each. and will be built of
brick and stucco.
Action OF the school beard fellow
ed registration in public schools Of
the city, revealing that an over
crowded condition exists. In the
high school the increase Is large.
being 247 this year as against i65
last year. and this increase In pro
rortionate in most Of the ether
sehools Of ths eitzs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
DEMPSEY or
TUN(EY

In accordance with its custom, The Herald
will megaphone the returns from the Dempsey
Tunney match at Chicago on the night of
Thursday, September %.
The returns will be announced from the
south side Of The Herald building, corner OF
Thirteenth and Adams streets.
Some one with stentorian voice will do the
announcing, and all fight fans are invited to
attend the party.
The Herald's wire will open at s o'clock.
The big bout il scheduled to start between
$3.50 and 10 p. m, daylight saving time at
Chicago which will be between $3.50 and
o'clock Brownsville time.
III the weather makes ii necessary, the hour
will be moved up to o'clock, Chicago time.
At all events, The Herald wire will open
about o'clock. So be there if you want to
know quickly how the next worlds champion
ship bout is to result.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
2 Flieys In Air Derby
Killed; Miller Leading
Heavy Comm ercial !
Crafts Take Off
Early Tuesday

LONG VALLEY. N. j., Sept. 90
P)-Riehard z. Hudson, Of Marys-
vile, Mich. plotting plane in the
national air derby. and his pas
senger, were killed today when the
plane crashed in the woods two
miles west of here. Hudson died on
his way to a Morristowp hospital.
The passenger was dead when a ply
sician reached the machine.
Hudson was first to hop off at
Roosevelt Field today.
The second man killed in the crash
was J. P. Radike, navigator, Of St.
Clair. Mich. He was dead when
rescuers arrived.
Witnesses of the crash said that
the avistor was apparently trying to
gain altitude 10 pass over Schooley's
mountain. when the plane turned
over. Hudson righted the machine
once but il faltered and dropped,
turning over several times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
HANSEN.
S.P.CONTRACT
Local Firm to Build
Freight Station;
Start Monday

Fl. N. Hansen, local contractor, has
been awarded the contract for the
construction Of the new Southern
Pacific freight station here, it was
learned Tuesday. Work on the
structure IL to begin next Monday,
Hansen said.
The local man received the con-
tract on a bid Of $4,000 and a So
working day guarantee. Many other
firms throughout the Valley submit
ted bids on the project.
Although 80 days are allowed In
the contract for completion Of the
new station, Hansen said he hoped
20 have the building ready for oc-
cupancy within 30 working days. IL
weather conditions remain good this
will easily be possible. he stated.
The station will be located on
Eighth street, near Monroe. Speci-
fications call for the building 70 be
constructed Of frame and stucco. IL
will be 80 by 23s feet in size, includ-
ing platforms. The building proper
will be 80 BY $50 feet. Office space
il to be included in this, togethef
with N small storage warehouse in
the rear. The remainder Of the
space will be devoted 20 n freight
warehouse.
The building will stand on Q re-
inforced concrete foundation and
will have a cement floor. The roof
will be of metal.
Paint and metal for the rocf are
TO be provided by the railroad, Han
sen said, and are not included in the
contract price for the erection.
Freight bills for all material used
also are 10 be paid by the road.
These materials have been ordered
and should reach here In time for
work to start Monday morning, the
contractor said
Bids on the New Southern Pacific
passenger station here are TO be
asked within the next three weeks,
IL was said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
CERMANHOPS
OFF FOR U. S.
Koennecke on Round
About Trip Via
Far East

COLOGNE, Germany, Sept. 2o.--(R
Otto Koennecke, German aviator
who recently gave up his plan to
make q transatlantic flight TO the
United States. started on a long dis
tsnce flight to the far east a 2:42
p. m. this afternoon.
The German aviator's plane Is TO
fly to the United States BY way Of
the Orient. making long hops in be-
tween. His first scheduled stop will
be at Angora, Turkey.
Lieutenant Koennecke was accom-
panied by Count Solms Laubach. his
financial supporter and J. Hermann.
Dessau radio expert Of the Junkers
works.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-20
Mrs. Vamm Named Cameron County Sheriff
Sheriff's Last
Request Carried
Out BY Action

One Of the last requests of dying
man has been carried out with the
result that a woman, Mrs. W. T.
Vann, is sheriff Of Cameron county.
The request Of Sheriff w. T. vsnn,
made a short time before his death
at league, Tex, last Thursday, that
his wife be named sheriff in the
event Of his death. was made effec-
tive by three members of the COM
missioners court of the county here
Tuesday, over the dissenting vote of
County Judge Oscar G. Dancy, and
Commissioner Sam Bell of Browns
vile.
The commissioners who voted to
make Mrs. Vann sheriff of the county
were Commissioners J. T. Baughn Of
Harlingen, Constant Laroche Of Point
Isabel, and A. V. Logan of San Be-
nito.
Only one vote was taken.
Seven applications for the position
had been filed with the commission
ers court, the list including L. G.
Nichols Of Harlingen, John Martin,
J. NJ. Jester, C. A. Manahan, Frank
Brown and Mrs. Vann of Browns
vile.
That the appointment of Mrs.
Vann had been desired by the late
sheriff in the event Of his death was
indicated in a deposition which he
made few days prior to his death.
In this he stated:
II am q mighty sick man and do
not know whether | will survive or
not. and BY being duly elected
sheriff Of Cameron county feel that
! and my family have a certain
equity in said office, and ! hereby
make special request to the Honor
able o. c. Dancy and the commission
ers court of Cameron county, that in
the event that | do pass away. here
by request the appointment OF Mrs.
w. II. Tor PinKy) Vsnn to succeed me
in said office. But If for any reason
your honorable body should not de-
sire a woman sheriff, then / hereby
snpeal to you to appoint my chief
deputy. ID. S. Wright. ! think Mr..
Wright we'll qualified to fill the
nlace and would look after my equity
in said office.
Respectfully submitted.
W. T. Nann. Sheriff Cameron County
W. T. vANN, Sheriff.
Cameron County. Texas.
dated at Marlin, Texas, this sixth
day of September, 1927"
This communication was filed with
the commissioners court Monday
morning.
The bond of Mrs. Vann was fixed
at the sum Of $4,000, and was signed
and filed with the commissioners
court shortly after the appointment
was announced. The oath Of office
was administered few hours later.
II is understood that no changes
will be made in the personnel of the
office, and that d. s. Wright, who
served as chief deputy under Sheriff
Vann. will retain the position.
Mrs. Vann has been in poor health
several months, and the death of her
husband was q great shock TO her.
Immediately after the funeral at
Centerville, Texas, Friday she re-
turned 10 her home here.