Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

dova.
Robert Lee and wife, of Sherrard,
are in the city.
Miss Lucy Kinner left today for a
visit in Chicago.
G. Erickson went to Clinton today
on the steamer Winona.
Mrs. II. F. Bewker is visiting rela-
tives at Crystal Lake, Iowa.
J. L. Horton is in Chicago attend
ing the inter-university field meet.
William Meth and Walter Bosold
leave tomorrow for Colum bus, Ohio.
S. p. A. Liudahl. editor of Angus
tana, has gone for a tour of Alaska.
Mrs. Hilda Johnson returned to
her no me at New Bedford, Iowa, to-
day.
Mrs. Mary Griffin and son Matthew
have arrived home after a visit in
Denver.
Mrs. Frederick Keator. of Dubuque,
returned home today after visit in
the city.
Miss Christine Gunnerson, who has
been visiting in the city. LETT for Gin
ton today.
Head Attorney J. W. White, OF the
Modern Woodmen, left last night for
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell
and daughter, Miss Alice, have re-
turned from their visit at Alta Iona,
Texas.
l.. O. SChaefer. city passenger
agent at Peoria for the c., P. Il ST.
L.. has been visiting Rev. G.
Simons.
Drs. c. c. Carter and g. l.. Eyster
are off for Atlantic City, n. j., to at
tend the annual convention of the Ma
tional Medical association
John D. MedilI, brother of ex-May-
or L. j. Medil. and editor of the Tele-
graph at North Yakima. Wash, has
Deen elected delegate-at-lsrge to the
democratic national convention.
Rev. q. w. Gue, of Port and. Ore,
arrived in the city last night and is
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs j.
f Robinson. He fills his old pulpit |
at the First Methodist church tomor-
row morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crubaugh, Mrs. |
Charles McHugh and daughter, A. G. |
Dart, Thomas Witherspoon, of New |
Orleans. and Thomas Watson, of Chi |
cago, leave tomorrow evening for |
Sand Lake, Wis, for a summer out
ing.
The promenade concert to be given /
at Black Hawk inn by Strasser's or
chestra June Z, promises to be one of
the most enjoyable events of the sea-
son. The Invitations are now all out
and those favored with them will not
overlook the opportunity for an ex-
enjoyable evening.
Mesdames Phil Mitchell, D. T. Rob
nson, T. j. Buford and Mary II.
Wadsworth composed a party that
eft this morning for Camanche, Iowa.
20 attend 4 reception ut the Town
Country club given by the colonial
lanes of Clinton to the membe of
hat society in this city and Daven-
port.
Mrs. &. +. Malone, of RoIfe, Iowa,
$ visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w.
Williams, of 52l Thirty-eighth street.
Since coming to Rock Island Mrs.
Malone received word from MIR. Ma
one that he had engaged with II.
Sewbern Il Co., of Davenport, and
will make their future home here.
The marriage of George 2. Garrison,
f Lincoln, Neb., and Miss Clara c.
smith was celebrated last evening at
he home of the brides parents. Mr.. l
nd Mrs. l.. 4. Schmidt, 700 Seven {
zenith street, Rev. Thomas Mackin, l
f st. Joseph'5 church, performing
he ceremony in the presence of a
of relatives and friends. S
he bride is well known in the city l
nd will be followed to her new home {
Y the best wishes of host of friends.
lr. Garrison is editor of labor Jour-
al at Lincoln.
The reception held by the Mothers {
lub at its rooms in Lincoln school 4
asst evening was attended by about &
90 people, all of whom were inn /
ressed with the work the society is f
DING toward making the public 6
chools the centers of artistic infiu-
nee. Mrs. H. A. Weld, president of
be club. Miss Platt. Mrs. A. H. Nc
'andless and Miss Clara Woltmann =
cted as a reception committee. A .
hort program was carried out, con- !
listing of an address by Mrs. Weld,
iano solo by Miss Kautz, vocal num- :
ers by Mrs. 7. B. Reidy. Prof. r. L. !
hilbrnok and j g. Hazard. read
1g by Miss Huesing and a violin solo
Y Miss Williams. Refreshments I
Tere served. "