Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

John Geiger left today for Omaha.
Monroe kohn, of Chicago. is in the
city.
John Idle is in Peoria for weeks
visit.
Miss Florence Mixter is visiting in
Chicago.
Rev. c. E. Taylor spent Sunday in
kewanee.
S. F. Lynde, of Chicago. Sundaved
in the city.
Deputy County Clerk X. c. Clarke
is in Springfield.
Misses Anna Lewis and Sarah Got
lieb went to Chicago.
Miss Lou Morehead, of Blue Grass,
Iowa, is visiting in he city.
Harry Pearce went to Gcneseo to-
day to visit his brother Frank.
Will Beal and VIII Mccarthy are
back from a visit in Galesburg.
Mrs. w. II. Jordan and Mrs. E.
nora Fullerton went to Lyons today.
Miss Anna Bernhard has gone to
Chicago to spend the winter with her
sister.
\ surprise party was given at Bes-
elin's hall Saturday night on Richard
Pewee.
DR.. III. f. Hawley, Of Waterford, y.
Y, is a guest at the residence of w.
j. kahlke.
Miss Charlotte Rice of Clinton, re-
turned home today after a visit ut the
home of John Cozine.
Mrs. II. CARRIER, of McCau Stand, Ia,
returned home today after n visit with
her son, Robert CARRIER.
Mrs. w. c. Roche left for Chicago,
her home, today, after 4 visit with
Mrs. Nj. Roche, on Third avenue.
j. X. Johnston is celebrating his
10Th birthday anniversary today, and
feels as young as he did half 4 century
ago.
Miss Grace Means entertained a
company of friends pleasantly at her
home on Seventh avenue last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ansel Frankcl (nec Edna kohn)
accom- panied by her child, arrived
at noon from Des Moines for 4 visit
with her parents
G. w. Johnson, of this city, is in
Chicago on business for the Deere IL
Mansur company, for which he is
pattern foreman.
Messrs. MontrOse and McHugh have
decided to give the reception in honor
of the reopening of the Harper We'd
nesday evening, Oct. 25.
DIR. S. G. Plummer is in Chicago
attending the meeting of the Society
of the Army of the Tennessee, before
which he is to deliver an address.
Hon. j. G.. johnson arrived from
Texas last night. lie leaves tonight
for Chicago, where he opens up the
national democratic headquarters in
the Unity building.
Rev. w. +. Barclay, of Cedar Rap
ids has been appointed to the pastor
ate of the Central NJ. f.. church of
Davenport. Rev. III. o. Pratt goes to
Manchester, Iowa.
De Roy and w. w. Bowlby, who
have been angling in the waters in
the vicinity of La Crosse, Wis, have
remembered their friends with fine
samples of the fish they caught.
Andy Holman, formerly of Rock
Island. has become soldier for Uncle
Sam. He enlisted at Peoria as a mem
Der of Company f. 18th volunteer in
fantrv, which will lie sent to the Phil
ipPincs.
Capt. Mitcham, one of the former
officers At the Rock Island arsenal,
but now of New York, is stopping
off n few DAYS on his way home
from an inspection tour of powder
stations in the west.
II
ID. X. Abbott and Miss Rella Harder,
composing the good road commission
which has been travelling about the
country the past summer in the inter
est of the good roads movements, were
at the Harper over Sunday.
VIII F. Muse, editor of the Mason
City (Iowa) Globe-Gazette who was
called here on the sad mission of at
tending the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Muse, was a caller at
The ARGUs office today. Mr.. Muse
is the owner and editor of the Globe
Gazette, which is one of the enterpris-
ing dailies CT the state.
Mayor William McConochie, City
Clerk Schaffer, Aids. j. ". Law
head, e. 4. johnson, B. Winter. j. ..
Freed, L. a. Peuder. q. W. Aster and
II. l.. Wheelcn, Chief of Police Phil
Miller. Plumbing Inspector Joseph
Rosenield, and Waterworks Superin-
tendent c. NJ. Witherell took in the
sights of Chicago yesterday and today.
The municipal party, with the eXcep-
ton of City Clerk SchafTer. who Will
visit in o tawa, expects 10 De home
tonight.
That joyful Feeling