Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

is visiting in the city.
Mrs. j. w. Bruner has gone to
Kirkville, ILL.,, on visit.
w. b. Mcintyre and family have
re urned from the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X .Mixter returned
this morning from st. Louis.
Charles Rosenfield departed today
for New York to enter school.
Aid. and Mrs. Charles Willis and
family spent yesterday in Peoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Holdorf started
for the Buffalo exposition yesterday.
j L. Haas and family arrived home
Saturday after an extended European
sojourn
Mrs w. n. Hanna and daughter
Fay are visiting for couple of days
in Albany. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Wins and fam
lily left this morning for week visit
in Chicago.
Mrs. S. ID. Harda way, of st. Louis,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
G. w. Ackley.
Miss Ada Deisenroth has gone to
Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Mrs. f III. Wright, of Erie. re-
turned home this morning after visit
ing with j. l.. Wright.
Charles McHugh returned home to
Lafayette, Ind today afeer a visit of
Il week with his folks.
j Charles Negus has tuned for his
second term at the Highland Pal k
military school.
DIR. &. G. Carter has returned from
his summer vacation, which he spent
with his family in the north.
Miss Mary Grant. of Monroe, WIS.
left for home this morning after visit
with Mr. and Mrs. AlonzJ Fletcher.
j. l.. Hagaman. of Spring field, Wis
tied Sunday with Mrs Hagaman, who
has been visiting here some time.
Miss Agnes Hyllnd. of Indianap,
oils. is here TO spend couple o
months with Mr. and Mrs E G
BerIy-
Pail Mitchell is back from Quincy
where he completed arrane ements 70
r the meeting of the State Bankers
association. of which he is president
> q. A. Vawter, of Cam bridge
stopped at the Harper today on hi
way from the Philippines. where b
is Interested in mahogany lum be
enterprise
c II. Goldman, of Pittsburg, Pa.
4 is visiting at the head office of tn
EraternaI Tribuhes. He is to becom
e district deputy for the society il
Texas, with headquar tiers at For
l Worth
= Rev. Thomas j Shuey left toda
e for Clinton, ILL.,, to begin a course q
< lectures which he arranged to Civ
D before he accepted the call to III
= Memorial Christian church in thi
\ city. He will be away several weeks
Director Z. E Murphy arrived i
the city this morning for the Septem
Der meeting of the Woodmen board
which begins 10 morrow. The othe
directors are expected this evenin,
or tomorrow morning.
Eddy MeCulloch lett today TO
Delaware. Ohio, to resume his schoo
duties Will and Lyls McCuliocl
leave for the same place tomorro W.
The two former graduate from thu
classical course this year, while the
latter is Just entering.
The state university opened today
and several left from here yesterda,
and today to attend. Among then
were George Porter and Keith Collins
who left yesterday; joe Worker
Charles w. Halves, Jr.. F.edlLoosle,
ard G +. Hssedorn, who went today
+ A. Sheppard, chief clerk in tn,
ordnance department at tina gov
, eminent station ut Havana. Cuba. il
in the city, baviog been ordered her
| from that place for three months Il
t,ke place at Rock Island arsenal
The object of the transfer is u der
stood to 10 Il e familiariz ng . Mr.
Sheppard with some of the work don,
J here.
The local delegation composed o
Gus Stengel. Sr.. Louis Euglin. b
Winter. Peter Piaff Henry Lem burg
A. ID. Huesing. Herman Schubert
Charles Parker and August Lift lief
this morning for Rockford to attend
the state meeting of the Liquor Deal
ers' Protective association, which
convenes this evening for 5 days
session. BY the death of the presi
dent Mr.. Stengel as vice presideu
will preside and the delegations from
this city and Moline will support hin
for election to the Office of president
of the state organization.
Bad blood and indigestion ar,
deaf aemies to good health. Bur
ldock Jod Bitters destroys them.