Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. John Z. ii. Buck was IN Fort
Byron today.
Miss Bride Egan has returned from
the Buffalo exposition.
Miss Margaret Eckhart has returned
from her Colorado visit.
Mrs. Henry Seitz, of Streator, WIS.,
tied over Sunday in the city.
t. j. Murray leaves tomorrow for
Chicago on a weeks vacation.
Col. c. L. Walker has joined his
family at WequetousiDg, Mich.
Joseph Karr, of Brooklyn, Iowa,
is visiting his brother, Ira Karr.
Misses Elisha and Mary L Parker
are visiting at Barnes City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Freeman re-
turned yesterday from Manitou, Col.
Miss frankie Norton has gone to
Mineral. Ill, to spend weeks vaca-
ton.
II ID. Mack returned home yes
terday after spending a week at Sara
toga. n. Y.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder, of Sterling, re-
turned home today after visit with
her son John.
Louis Ullemeyer and George Hell
penstell left Saturday night TO see the
sights at Buffalo.
Andrew Dahlen is back after a
weeks vacation spent at Des Moines
and Stratford, Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs John II. Wolf, of
Keokuk. are visiting their nephew,
John Hauptmann.
F.E Robinson and s. A. LaVan-
way have gone for D days fishing
outing on the Wapsie.
Miss Nora O'Conuell aud Miss Mar
garet Connolly have gone for a s.
weeks visit in Chicago.
DIR. q. NJ. Babcock and J &. Hun
toon left this morning for a weeks
business trip to Wisconsin.
w. w. Raiser, of Cripple Creek,
Col. is a guest at the home of his
sister, Mrs. e. w. Cash.
G.. A. Mcdonald and Deputy Sheriff
George Heider are attending the Eiks'
annual meeting in Milwaukee.
Charles Gantert left this morning
on n trip of weeks duration to Chi
cago. Milwaukee and other points.
John Burns and Miss Abbie Burns
went to Tiskilwa today to attend the
funeral of an aunt. Mrs. Johanna
O'Brien.
Miss Minnie Dauber has returned
from Peoria, where she visited for
three weeks with her brother John
and family.
Miss Cora Robb and her guest, Miss
Carrie FTeuch, of Buda, ILL.,. left this
morning on the j. S. for Clinton for u
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Sears. who
have been visiting with relatives here
for the past two weeks, left for their
home in Dubuque today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Strecker left
Saturday evening for 6-weeks' west
ern trip, first visiting at Colorado
Springs, after which they go to Rico
Col, to spend month with Mrs.
Strecksr's mother.
Mrs. l.. G.. Frazer and daughter
Mary are visiting at the home of
EE- Gov. and Mrs.s'J. L. Altgeld in
Chicago. They are on their way TO
French Lick Springs, Ind where they
remain a month.
Lieut.. r. w. Rusterholtz and Pri-
vate l.. f. Rohlfsen, of the 1st troop
of the Illinois National Guard cavsl
ry, who are taking 6-weeks' vaca- !
ton. spent Saturday in the city as
the guests of Mayor Knox and County |
Clerk Hubbard. They are travelling
horseback and are en- route for north |
ern Wisconsin.
Rev. ID l. McNary and Mr.. and |
Mrs. f. B. Mckown and daughter, |
Miss Cora, left today for Winona |
Lake, Ind, where the annual young |
peoples convention OF the United |
Presbyterian church will be in session |
from Wednesday till Sunday. MIR.
McKown is chairman of the general |
committee in charge of the young |
peoples work.
The steamer RutIedge on-her trip
north, from which she returned Sat-
urday, had aboard party composed
of Mrs. j. j Reimers and son Ray
nj nd, of Evanston; Mrs. l.. c. Bland
ing. Misses Alice Keator and Margaret
Frances. and Messrs. George Sudlow.
Fred Reimers and Fred Keator, of this
cityi Miss Adele Ruggles. of Chicago.
and Miss Ruth Temple and Fred Van
Allen. of Clinton.
Val j. Peters, secretary of the
saengerfest, was in Peoria yesterday
looking after matters connected with
next years great gathering. Mr..
Peters was engaged in newspaper ,
work in Peoria until few weeks ago.
acting as city editor of one CT the
German papers. and is now publish :
ing the Rock Island Volks-Zeitung,
which he recently purchased. He
will retain his position with the saen- {
yerfest, and will be in Peoria two or i
.hree days each week, coming down q
rom Rock Island on Saturday and re- Il
urning Monday. Peoria Journal. Is