Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Peoria.
f T. Wilson. of Rural, was in the
city today.
Walter Karr went to Anslee Neb.,
yesterday evening.
j. A. Reed went to Bloomington to-
day on legal business.
Mrs. II. B. Hayden spent the day
visiting friends in Geneseo.
DR.. G.. Z. Babcock left last night for
trip to various points in Kansas.
Mrs. Carrie B. Morgan left last
night for visit at Peabody, Kas.
Miss Mildred Buncher has returned
from a visit to friends in Chicago.
j. E. Grady, of Chicago, formerly of
this city, is the father of 9-pound
girl
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Maugold have
returned home after a 10-days' north
ern trip.
Head Attorney j. W. White. of the
Modern Woodmen, has returned from
| the east.
Hon. and Mrs. William McEuiry
have returned from pleasure trip in
Colorado.
Mrs H D. Steele, of Princeton. has
been visiting at the home of Prof. S.
T. Bowlby.
J. c. Pingel postmaster at Key
stone, Iowa, is visiting with friends
in the tri-cities.
DR.. c. c. Carter left today to Join
his family at Hsrbor Springs. He
will remain some weeks.
R. J. Sloan. of New Boston. Ill. is
visiting at the residence of John Mar
tin. 532 Twentieth street.
r. b. Anderson went to Galesburg
today to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah Grosscup.
Mrs. Cinnamon, of Elmira. who has
been visiting at the home of James
West. LETT for Toulon today.
Mrs. c. T. Chandler, of Macomb.
returned home today. after a visit
with Rev. ard Mrs. r. G. Pearce.
A marriage license was issued at
Chicago yesterday to Simon Benson,
of Rock Island aud Lydia Seaberg, Of
Chicago.
Charles Gustafson and Miss Myrtle
Simpson, of Mendoza, were married
this forenoon by Justice Schroeder at
his office.
A. c. Dart, John Cru baugh. Capt. j.
NJ. Beardsiey, q. Z. Bailey and A. G.
Dart, Jr., are enjoying a 10-days' fish
ing trip among the lakes of Mime
sofa.
Miss Gail Porter, of Moline, left to-
day for Paris to Ioin her father,
John H. Porter, who is represent
ing the American type founders at the
exposition.
Mrs. George W. Woods, who recent
ly submitted to an operation at ST.
Anthony's hospital, was sufficiently
recovered to be removed to her home
in South Heights today.
Miss Maud -Hendricksen. who has
been visiting Miss Edith Horney. of
South Rock Island left today for her
home at Plymouth, Ill. Miss Horney
accompanied her for visit.
George Crompton and family went
to Port Byron to attend the wedding
of DR.. b. p. Blackstone. Of Sac City,
Iowa, and Miss Maud Crompton, of
Port Byron, which was celebrated to-
day.
Thomas Campbell was removed to !
his home in South Rock Island in the |
am buIance yesterday afternoon. He |
IS well on the road to recovery from !
the effects of the am putation Of his |
limb, which took place at St. An
thongs hospital recently.
A. NJ. Bruner left today for trip |
which will include Peoria, Decatur |
aud Chicago. He was accompanied |
by his son. Frank V. Bruner, who will |
take up Y. NJ. G. a. work at the new !
building for railroad men at Decatur. |
He will follow this year before en-
tering college.
The embers Of Beulah church, in
Rural, met at the church grounds last
Friday and presented Pastor and Mrs
&. III. Brown with handsome baby
carriage. 1t was the occasion also of
a pleasant social function. in which |
mem bers of Beulah church aud many
others participated.
Pleasant, warm-hearted Tom Fee
new, business manager Of the Daven-
port Leader. is 10 become a benedict.
II there was anything lacking in
Tom, which is doubtful. he will sure
" now be complete. The cards an
Leahy to Thomas J. Feeney, at Sacred
Heart cathedral, Davenport, Tuesday
morning, Sept. IS, al 5 o'clock.
Police Points.
Frederick Scott stole clock from
4 restaurant in Davenport yesterday