Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Peter Froeberg is in Princeton to.
day.
DR.. J. F. Myers went to Springfield
today.
NJ. A. Patterson was in Bishop Hill
today.
Mrs. w. W. Bowlby is visiting in
Princeton, Ill.
j. S. Burns, of Orion, was in the
city yesterday.
Luther W. Dahlsten has gone to
Chicago and Elgin.
Mrs. c. A. Spencer has returned
home from Chicago.
Miss Sophia Schmale is recovering
from an attack of grip.
T. D. White and Carl Mueller left
last night for the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eicholtz are spend
ing the day in Rapids City.
W. T. Chambers, of Fort Madison,
Iowa. is spending few days in the
city.
A. NJ. Baker returned to Freeport
today after a visit with his son,
0OOASO DohCA'
Mrs. &. M. Stonebraker and little
son, William A, left today for 10
days visit in st. Louis.
Miss Cinda Withrow, who has been
visiting her brother. Arthur Withrow,
went home to Geneseo today.
>AMiss Mae Lidders entertained a
party of her High school girl friends
at her home on Fourth avenue last
evening.
Rev. C. E. Taylor has been called
from Chicago on account of the illness
of Mrs. Taylor, who is suffering with
the grip.
Mrs. X. o. M. Molony, who has been
visiting her granddaug hter, Mrs. w.
F. Bradley, for two months, returned
home to Beatrice, Neb.. yesterday.
Mrs. G. Petty and Mrs. Nelson, of
Coal Valley, and Mrs. Thomas Con-
nelly, of Reynolds, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamp-
sen.
y Jacob Ramser, Sr., yesterday re-
ceived word from his son, Jacob, that
he and w. L. Ludolph. who are to
make tour of Europe, arrived safely
in Liverpool.
Otto Young. who has been visiting
L. j. Reddig and other relatives the
past week, left for his home in Trego
county, Kansas, with a car load of
thoroughbre cattle.
AWill Sweeney, who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Sweeney, and also attending their
golden wedding anniversary, has re-
turned home to Denver.
Rev. F. Lothringer and two little
daughters. from Denison, Iowa, re-
turned home this morning, having
come on the sad mission to attend NJ r.
Lothringer brother s funeral.
Mrs. c. A. Wright very pleasantly
entertained a few lady friends at a
lunch at her home, 4404 Fifth avenue,
Friday afternoon. This social event
was given in honor of her friend, Mrs
Dee, of Chicago, formerly of Rock ISL
and.
Henry Stelck, Fred Pollard and
Simon Goldberg leave tonight for st.
Louis to attend the wedding of Bert
Goldberg to Miss Julia Pasnask.
which occurs tomorrow. A hand
some clock, a present of the Progress
club, will be presented the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. d. Burgh are COM
pleting arrangements to take UP
their residence in La Crosse. Their |
household effects have already been |
moved to that city, and Mrs. Burgh |
is making a short visit here prior |
to joining with her children and Mr.. |
Burgh in the Wisconsin city. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Burgh have many Rock Is
land friends who regret their removal
from the city.
Harley w. Schaffer. son of City
Clerk and Mrs. Henry C. Schaffer.
was pleasantly surprised at his home.
1000 Seventh avenue. by a num-
Der of his friends, who presented him
with an opal stud. Those present
were: Annie Sullivan, Mamie Sulli-
van. Annie Charles, Annie johnson,
Edith Engstrom, Marie Engstrom.
Lizzie Myers. Lulu Carroll, Blanche
Root, Alma Nelson, Ed Nelson, Charles
Nelson. Bert Charles, Oscar Tinsman,
John Pearson, Ardie johnson. George
Carl ApPlequist. VIII
liam Hetter, Carl Schaffer, Fred APP
plequist.