Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

W., L. Low Is fIsAllho III TorG
Byron.
MI. Hammer is attending the
state fair.
X W. A. Rosen6eld went to Spring
he4etoday.
DR.. j. E. Hawthorne has returned
from the west.
/ Miss Dena Ramser went to Chicago
this morning.
Miss Mamie Gragert is visiting hor
parents a: Iuka. III.
c. c. Coyne, of Port Byron, was in
Rock Island yesterday.
John Fitzpatrick, of the Vandalia
line. was in the city tcd day.
II. Rlesenb berg. of ST. Louis. has
been in the city the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Young have
gone on visit to New Windsor, Ill.
Mrs. S. Z. Noble. of Fulton, has
been visiting with Mrs. c. 5. Quayle.
Miss Jennie Sturgeon has returned
to her studies at Northwestern uni
ysrsity.
4 Mrs. j. ". Potter aud children are
>AsHTe from their summer sojourn in
Michigan.
Alfred and Morris Simon aud Simon
Mosenfelder have entered Chicago
university.
Emil Peterson and family returned
today from 5-weeks' visit ia Riley
county, kas.
DR.. w. G. Shoemaker aud family
have gone to Omaha for weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs. Valentine Dauber entertained
a nun Der of friends NJ a birthday
party last evening.
E. +. horner. division passenger
agent of the l.. & n, was here from
ST. Louis yesterday.
Miss Margaret Stewart has gone to
Colorado Springs, where she will
teach in private school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer Roseufeld aud
son Albert have returned from an ex-
tended soJourn in Colorado.
Mrs II. NJ. Stacy, of Springfield.
O., departed for her bone today, after
a visit with Mrs L. II McKown.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Cook and Miss
Mary Lyman went to Springfield this
morning to attend the state fair.
Charles Bleuer aud S. +. Miller
left last night for Spring Geld to at
tend tho state convention of bill pos
terS.
Miss Bessie Roede, of Oakland. Cal.
who was a recent visitor here, passed
through The city last night on her way
home.
Mrs. w. a. Johnson has gone to
attend the fair at Springfield after
which she will visit with her parents
in PeoI ia.
George + Morgan aud family re
turned today from Peabody, Kas..
where they had been visiting Mt their |
former home.
Mrs. T. q. Howard, formerly Miss !
Bessie Lee, of this city. last Friday |
became the mother of twin boys at !
her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. Louis Hagaman, 921 Twen-
ty-hrst street, left this morning for !
Springli field to attend the state fair. |
She will return in about a week.
Marriage licenses were issued at
to Fred Watts and Eda Os-
valid, and William Haupt and E
friende NJ. Roth. Of Rock Island
Mr.. and.Mrs. William Batton and
laughter, of Oklahoma .Ity. are
spending a couple of weeks among
friends here. They formerly lived
here.
Mr. and Mrs William Steward. of
Davenport. today celebrated their
GOLDEN wedding anniversary. They
we're married in Norfolk, Eng, Sept.
26 1880, and settled in Davenport in
1857.
John Fitzgerald, who some years
Lgo was in charge of the weather
ouream at Davenport, is visiting in
he three cities, where he has many
riends. He is on his way west for a
'acation trip. Mr.. Fitzgerald is low
me of the assistant observers at Chi
ago.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Skiles, of Far
agut, Iowa, who have been visiting Z
in the city. left last evening ,
or home, going via Council Bluffs, =
where Mr.. Skies reads a paper today ,
'efore the Western Iowa Association ,
f Congregational churches.
Miss Lucy Lawless, OF Moline, who ,
ecentIy returned from the Paris ex-
'osition, left today for Louisiana. s
7here she will assume an important |
osition as an instructor in the state
ormal school, a position she was
revealed upon to accept after her res
ynation as teacher in the Moline
chools.
The Ladies. IL