Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-08-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. 7. Buck Is on D Visit at Oene-
SEQ.
NJ. Fitzpatrick. of Chicago, has
been visiting here.
L. G. Cameron. of Blair, Neb., is
visiting in the city.
Rev. H. F. Chase has gone for a
short stay st Wyoming. Ill.
Mrs. Anna Thorne, of Fort Madison,
has been a visitor in the city.
Miss D. Eichelsdorfer has gone to
Ottawa Beach, Mich, on a visit.
Miss Ida Knaack. of Durant. is Wis
ting with Mrs. A. T. Rohwedder.
Miss Nellie Brough has returned
from a 4-weeks' visit at Chicago.
Mrs. Mayre Kough-J ordan left this
morning for trip on the great lakes.
Miss Annie Powers arrived this
morning from Prophetstown on visit.
Miss Anna Hauery, of Kewanee. is
visiting Mrs. Fred Goodrich, 3014
Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Burbank, of
New Orleans, are guests at the home
of DR.. DeSilya.
The Misses Emma and Ida Seig-
hartner have returned from a visit to
Peoria friends.
Mrs. George Bryant has returned
home to Geneseo after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. {. Benson.
Rev. ". S. Marquis returned Sat-
urday evening from Minonk. leaving
mis- family for longer soiourn.
Three extra cars on the train from
Burlington brought back the visitors
at the saengerfest, this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. L. b. Reidy enter
tanned party of friends yesterday
with launch ride down the river.
Fred Wynne, representing Pawnee
Bills Historic Wild West how which
exhibits here Aug. %, WAS in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Mitchell, Mrs
F. j. Young, and Miss Lena Ware
were guests of DR.. w. a. Taylor at
Watertown today.
Bert McKeever, city editor of the
Moline Mail, has returned from a
tour of Europe and his, cheerful voice
is heard over the phone.
Jacob Schaum, William Meth. Wal
ter Boswell and James Dornell have
gone to Freeport to attend the racing
meet that opens there tomorrow.
j. b. Brady returned Saturday night
from 10-days' trip to the east, during
which he visited Niagara Falls and
New York City, in addition to some of
tue cities of Canada.
Messrs. Paul Kersch, of this city.
I'D EolIrner and w II Potar-
sen, of Davenport, left this afternoon
for indianapolis to attend the conven-
ton of anti-imperialists.
Mrs. Victor Hugo Smith and daugh-
ter Hortensc will return this evening
20 their home in Seattle. Wash, after
q pleasant visit with her father, j. Il.
Staublch, 1904 Fourth avenue.
Mrs. S. 7. Bowlby, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Steele and son
Willie, formerly of Moline, but late
of Gunuison, Col, and Mrs. j. j.
Skogland, of Princeton, has returned
from a 7-weeks' Colorado trip.
Mrs l.. II Churchill and sister
Miss Caroline Wilson. returned home
yesterday afternoon after 2-months'
Wit in Colorado Springs. Miss
Laura Churchill of Colorado Springs,
accompanied them home for a s.
mouths visit.
Ex-Officer Charles Zeis was pleas
autly surprised at his home, ZOO
Ninth street, Saturday night by a
company of relatives and friends.
who presented him with lovely
rocker. and the evening was pleas
antly spent in dancing. At midnight
an elegant supper was served By his
wife.
Lieut.. Henry 1 eonard, brother of
Orrin Leonard, of South Rock Island,
is with Uncle Sans army in China.
and dispatches from there convey most
distressing news to his relatives and
friends. He was in the attack on Tien
Tsin, and while heroically carrying
wounded comrade from the field he
was shot in both arms, necessitating
their amputation.
L. W. Baker returned last evening
from Cedar Rapids, where he put in
most of the week attending the Fire
mems tournament and visiting some
of his old friends. Mir. Baker was a
fireman in the days of volunteer SER
vice in this city. aud he never fails to
attend a tournament when the voluu
teer fireman is participant He
marched at the head of the procession
and bore the banner of the associa-
ton and the dou ble-bladed axe, which
we're presented to the association a
few years ago.-Davenport Democrat.
Purified MILK Company Again.
JUDGE Adams this mOrniur issued