Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

Ralph Haverstick is in Chicago
Harry Nutting is visiting in Den
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yerbury have :
new daughter.
o. &. Thompson. of the Fraterna
Tribunes. is in Aledo.
Rev. E f. Gee has returned from
an outing in Wisconsin.
j. l.. Bean is attending the old
settlers picnic At Colona.
Mrs. j. L. Murphy and daughter
are home from Wisconsin.
Capt A NJ Blakesley has returned tt
his family at Geneva Lake, Wis.
Fred Hodges and family have re-
turned from their northern trip.
Mrs Horst Won Koeckritz is making
a 2-weeks' stay at Oconomowoc, Wis.
Sam Campbell has gone for visit
with friends in Denver and Colorado
Springs.
Rev. Frans f. Sard and bride and
Andrew Johnson left this morning
for Rockford.
Miss Edna Shade, of Moline. who
has been quite sick for the past week.
is slowly recovering.
Ernest Wood, night mailing clerk
ut the postoffice, and wife are in Gen
eseo visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hennman. of Chicago.
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ed Jens, of South Rock Island.
Edward Kautz is improving nicely
at ST. Anthonv's- hospital and will be
able to see his friends in few days
Miss Charlotte Reidy returned to her
home ut Chicago this morning. after
a two months visit with relatives in
the city.
Miss Catherine Chase. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Chase, left this morn
ing for visit with her grandparents
at Amboy.
Hon. E. W. Hurst and Charles Blu
ford returned from Nebraska this
morning. Mr.. Guyer VIII be home in
a few days.
c. L. Walker arrived home last
night from Wequetonsing, Mich,
where his family are spending the
heated term.
Willie Lyttle. of Pleasantville, Pa,
to his home today, after Il
visit ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kennedy on Seventh avenue.
A. j. Taylor has returned from
where he attended the
meeting of the Missis-
sippi Valley Lumbermen's association.
1t is now probable that when Hon.
Ben T. Gable returns from Paris early
in October his family will accompany
him instead of remaining abroad dur
ing the winter.
Gilbert Canahl. John Rhyme. II.
and q. Mavity, of Bureau
Junction, comprising party of land
seekers, left this morning on the Mil
waukee to inspect government land |
in the Dakotas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Titterington. of |
this city, and Mrs. j. w. McLain. of |
College Springs, Iowa, returned this |
morning from an extensive northern |
trip. Mrs. McLain left today for a
visit at Rapids City.
Mayor MediIl has received an invi-
alton to attend a reception to be
-endered Gen. II. G.. Dryenforth. the
lew commander-in-chi of the Union
Veterans Union, who was elected Mt
he recent encampment in Rock ISL
md, at the National Rifles armory.
ID. G.. this evening.
Mckinley viii be one of the
guests.
Prof. and Mrs. j. a. Bexell returned
rom Minneapolis this morning. Prof.
}eNell has pursued scientific studies
t the state university, besides taking
serier of examinations leading to
he degree OF master of accounts at
he Archibald Business college. Mrs.
'eXell has been visiting friends and
elatives in St. Jfmes, MINI.
Hon. Henry G. Little, of Grinnell.
owa, an old settler of Henry country,
-here he was sheriff from 1851 to
S52, and represented that district in ! .
he legislature in 1856, left this morn
NJ for Colona. to attend the old set
lers' picnic, at which he is to make
he principal address. Mr. Little,
lille in the city, stopped at the resi-
ence of s. Il. Stoddard.