Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14
PERSONAL POINTS.
Miss Kate Byrnes is in Chicago.

MISS Kate ByrneS Is III chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Ewing of Peoria
were visitors in Rock Island yesterday
Miss Cora McKown will leave Mon
day noon to resume her studies at Lake
Forest
Mrs. G. w. Allen and daughter Gen
evieve. of Clinton, were Rock Island
visitors yesterday.
Robert II. Hoffman left this morn
ing for Urbana to resume his studies
at the state university.
Miss Ruth Buffum and Miss Cora
| Van Calder leave tomorrow for Urbana
to enter the state university.
w. X. Helmer, representing an east
ern manufacturing firm is visiting in
the city today from Lockport, n. Y.
Thomas E. Veitch, who is reported
to be extensively interested in central
Illinois. is in the city stopping at the
Harper.
w. w. Harris, formerly of this city
but who is now manager of a saw mill
at Poplar Bluff. Mo, is in Rock Island
for short visit
Daniel Normoyle, formerly of this
city and now of Chicago. is here on
a visit. He has been in the DakOtas
during the summer
Clarence Martin, now at Mercy hos
pital in Davenport, is reported to be
steadily improving. though his recovery
is naturally very slow.
Miss Genevieve Rice. who has been
visiting relatives here while enroute
from Colorado to Detroit. has depart
ed for the latter place.
George c. Howe of Chicago. travel
ing freight agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio railway, was i'll the city yester
day calling on the local railway men.
John Paulsen. who was injured in a
street car accident yesterday, is rest
ing easily today. 1t it thought that he
has not sustained any internal in
juries.
! NJ. l.. Telleen left today for a visit
at Paxton. after which he will take up
his duties as professor of English lit
erature in the Western Reserve univer-
sity at Cleveland, Ohio.
Walter Jens left last evening for
| Chicago to enter Armour institute
where he will take a course in civil en-
! cheering Frank Watts has also gone
| to Chicago to take a course at Ar
mour institute.
Oscar Frazer departed last evening
| for Urbana. to resume his studies in
| literature and art at the University of
Illinois Guy Munger leaves Monday
for school. He is studying mechan-
| ical engineering at Illinois
DR.. c. b. Kinyon. formerly of this
city but now of Ann Arbor. Mich,
was honored by the American Institute
of Homeopathy yesterday by election
at the annual meeting at Atlantic City
to the office of necrologist.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner return
ed last night from their tour of Eu-
rope They left this city in May and
have since visited the British isles and
most of the more important countries
on the continent and their trip has
been most pleasant one.
w. J. Kirkpatrick. formerly foreman
of The Argus press room and now
with the Duplex Printing Press com
pany of Battle Creek, Mich, which is
installing a new press for The Argus,
arrived in the city last evening to as
sist w. II. Helmer in the erection OF
the big machine.
Charles Woodin and Walter Helm
beck departed this morning for Urbana
to enter the University of Illinois. Mr..
Woodin will take up course in me-
chanical engineering, while Mr.. Helm
beck will study architecture. James
McElhene. Leon Lift, and Ernest
Nicholas leave Sunday for Urbana. Mr..
Lift will take up civil engineering,
while the other two will take a course
in mechanical engineering.