Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-21
PERSONAL POINTS

! j. y. Huntoon has returned from
trip through Nebraska.
Miss Louise Battles and Miss Myrtle
Sears have gone to st. Paul.
Mrs. jonas Bear departed last even
ing for Ottawa Beach, Mich.
Rev. and Mrs. II. S. Coffey, of Ham
let, spent last night in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mckown left
today ON the Sidney for st. Paul.
Mrs \. ii. Head has returned from
South Haven, Mich, and Chicago.
Mrs. Estella Fox, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, spent last night-insthe city.
Alfred Bear has returned from his
vacation trip to northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Mary L. Doolcy and child and
Mrs. Clara Stoy took the Sidney for
St. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Stratton, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is visiting her father, John Il.
Staubach.
Eli Mosenfelder is home from Ma
catawa, Mich, where his family is
spending the summer.
Miss Bertha Schmid, PIG Nineteenth
street, has departed for visit with
friends at Muscatine, iowa.
Mrs. w. Bonn and Miss Emma Nc
Cartney have returned from St. Paul
and trip through Minnesota.
Mrs. George X. Linton, of Lewis
ton. H., returns home tonight, after
visiting with Mrs. II. w. Olmsted.
Mrs. T. s. Roberts and son leave
this evening for a visit to the for
mer's old home at St. Adams, Yer
mont.
Mrs. F. \. Hefner. Of Monticello,
Iowa. is in the city xSitipg her moth+
err, Mrs DuifieId, and her sister, Mrs.
J. \. Maxwell. .c
States Attorney H. \. Weld re-
turned last evening from his trip
east. Mrs. Weld remained for an eX-
tended visit in New York. T
The Misses Katharine and Agnes
Brennan and Katharine NormoyIe |
departed via the Diamond 10 steamer |
Sidney for St. Paul today.
Miss \ Laura Hill has gone To Chi |
cago to take a short normal course
before returning to Sterling to re-
sumo her duties as teacher.
/. G. ID. Reimers, editor of the Fort |
Worth (TeX) Telegram, has been
making a short visit in the city while
en- route to Chicago on business.
G. II. Bowers, of Foreston, ILL.,,
charter member of Camp :, NJ. w. A.,
and one of the Oldest members of the
order, called at the head office today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hobart, of
Port Byron, visited yesterday at the
nome of \. p. Graves and today they
departed for visit with their son
ut Butte. Mont.
Mrs. Charles ii. McKinstry and lit
tie son Roy left Wednesday evening
for Chicago, where they will visit n
few days, and then go on to Detroit,
their future home.
j. F. Rosenfield, of Chicago. whose
father of the same name was killed
while a member of the Rock Island
police force about twenty years ago,
is visiting in the city.
o. l.. Bruner and daughter, Miss
Mabe! Bruner, of Taylor Ridge. and
J. H.. Titterirgton and Miss Louise
of Reynolds, boarded
the. Sidney today for Il trip to st.
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Blakemore and
son, Louis, Jr.. of Cincinnati, and Mr..
and Mrs. j., +. BlakemOre, of Gales
burg, who have Teen visiting at the
nome of Ii. ID. Blakemore, left on the
Sidney today for ST. Paul.
Hon. Ben +. Marsh, republican can
didatc for congress from the Four
teenth district, is registered at the
Harper. having come up from War
saw to deliver an address at the far
mers' picnic at Woodward's grove
above Port Byron today.
Circuit Clerk G.. w. Gamble is back
at his duties, after enjoying a vaca- {
ton, which he spent at home. He
has acquired healthy complexion S
and says he feels a great deal better
then if he had gone away to the
mountains or the sea shore.
Maj C. Med. Townsend leaves in a
day or two to board the government {
boat. Mackenzie, at St. Paul, from
where, accompanied by his assistant
engineers, lie with proceed on the an
nual inspection of the Mississippi
river from that city to the mouth OF
the Missouri. of which Maj. Town
send has charge. l.