Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-02
MOLINE MENTION

MOLINE MENTION |
MrS.C. f. Cornell has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. FrizzelI, of
Clinton, Ia.
The I. NJ. 5. club has issued invita-
tons to dancing party to be given
at the Skinner annex Dec. IL.
AXel Bergstedt. a student in North
Park college at Chicago. visited with
friends in Moline Sunday, and took
part in some of the exercises at Mis-
sion Tabernacle.
b. F.. Peek and family left Moline
yesterday for their new home in Chi
cago. Mr.. Peek will take up his du
ties as assistant to United States Dis
trict Attorney Bethca at once.
Former Alderman John T. Meegan
and wife. of 1918 Ninth street. were
married on Thanksgiving day in 1877,
and their 18th anniversary was mer-
rily celebrated by them and 50 of
their friends. Among the souvenirs
of the occasion Mr.. and Mrs. Meegan
have very fine silver tea set TO show.
as well as Il number of other pretty
things in silver. Mr. Meegan is one of
the Pump company's most popular
travellers.
The ladies of the First NJ. Z. church
will hold "a sale and supper at the
church parlors Thursday. Dee. !. af-
ternnon and evening.
Officer W. O. Bisant has returned
from a visit with his children. Merton
and Claire, who are attending school
in Chicago.
Perry Vessel returned to Iowa City
vest erday 10 resume his studies al the
University of Iowa, after spending
the Thanksgiving vacation with his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. i. II. Vessel.
At the parsonage of the Swedish
Lutheran church Saturday evening
at o'clock. Charles \. Lundholm and
Miss Alma {. Lilliequist were mar
ried, Rev. c. \. Hemborg of that
church tying the nuptial knot. The
attendants were ANel Lundholm and
Miss Emma Lilliequist. brother and
sister of the groom and bride. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
j. Z. Lilljequist and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lundholm. of 1920
Fourteenth street, and he is employed
in the pillow fitting department of
Deere K Co.'S. They will go to house
keeping at 72O Fourteenth street.
Dick, the mate of Charley in the
chemical fire engine team. fell dead in
his tracks Sunday evening when max
ing a run in response to an alarm
from box -. corner of Twenty-tirst
street and Seventh avenue.
The annual fair of the {. G.. Turnve-
rein opened last night ut Turner han.
The main floor viii he given up en-
tirely to the booths and the wheel Of
fortune. Down stairs the German VII
lage is the attraction. The center of
the main floor is occupied by the flow
er booth: the north end of the room,
by the fancy hand needlework booth;
west side by the Japanese and the doll
booths The doll booth not only con-
tains articles for sale. but is also Il
doh show. Prizes will be awarded
for the best looking, the best-dressed.
the Oldest and the favorite doll.
These points viii be decided by vote.
Each evening of the week there viii
be band music and various amuse-
ments to attract the people. The ar
engagements committee is composed
of Fred Peters. Fred Anderson, Otto
Jensen and Gus Peters.
Miss Edith Broomhall. of the high
school faculty, entertained the foot
ball eleven and lady friends to the
number of b. together with few
other friends at the home of w. H.
Richards Saturday evening. Silhou-
cite pictures were drawn Y Fred
Cowley of the guests as they arrived.
and when the collection was exhibited
some lively guessing was participated
in for the prize of correctly naming
the largest number of shadow-graphs.
Miss Broomhall also presented the
boys with clever water-color sketches.
Those present were: Dell ARIEL.
Reisch ARIEL, Oscar Shallberg, Robert
Shallberg. Clarence Isaacson, Roy
Baas, Henry Kelting, Gilpin Strom-
berg. Arthur Towndrow. Phil Hedin,
Fred Cowley. Almond Ford. Albert
Ninton, Frank Ogden. Charlie Perrin,
Ray Griffin: Misses Gay Porter, Virgin
in Tunnicliff. Alice Westberg, Mabel
Creutz. Jessie Entrillin, Irene Wood
yatt, Maud Poster, Edna Eastman,
Grace johnson. Annie Dunderberg, Ce-
ell Enegren, Grace Eastman, Goldie
Kneberg. Helfred Swan. Edna Creutz,
Madge Stevenson.
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