Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-03

June at the home of his sister, Mrs.
David Scott, by the advice of his doc
tor, was taken Monday evening to one
of the hospitals in Moline for treat
ment. Robert WOODBURY. and Justin
DALEY accompanied him to Moline. He
stood the journey very well.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Malone,
Thursday, Sept. 20, a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mercer are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of an S-pound baby
girl, born Monday, Sept 80.
Miss Lois Mason died Monday morn
ing at l o'clock at the sanitarium,
where she has been for the past few
months. Her father, who has been at
her bedside the most of the time, was
with her to the end. The body was
taken to their home in Erie Monday
evening. The funeral services were
held at the home "Wednesday afternoon
at 1 o'clock. with burial in the Erie
cemetery by the side of her mothe:,
who has died inside of year.
Dick Mercer is again firing on an
engine of a freight running out If
Galesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boucher and little
son of Dixon, H., visited over Sunday
at the home of Mr.. A. C. Baron and
family.
Homer Farmer spent Monday in
Princeton, H., with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Russell visited
relatives in Maiden over Sunday.
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Rock Island, where he has secured
work with Hartz & Bahnsen.
The son of John Pencil, who at.
tends the Walker school. between here
and yuma was taken sick Friday il
school. Monday DR.. Bruner, their at.
tending physician, pronounced it scar
let fever. The home was quarantined
and the school ordered closed
Mrs. Elsie Donohoo and daughte"
Mildren, visited a few days the last OF
the week with her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Mumma, at Watertown. Charles, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mumma, is very
sick. He is threatened with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. C. L. Markee, who has beer
visiting her parents and friends il
Ladysmith, Wis, the past six weeks
returned to her home in Hillsdalt
Wednesday.
Herman Breaker and Rev. Mr.. Ger
attended the annual United Brethren
conference in Chicago last week Mr.
Gerr came home Monday evening. H,
will stay in the local charge anothe
year to the mutual satisfaction of pas
tor and people.
Mrs. Rosa Cole spent a few days las
week in Davenport visiting wit
friends.
Mrs. William Donohoo entertaine
her sister, Mrs. Lamphere and he
husband a few days the latter part d
the week They left Monday evenin
for their home in Broken Bow, Neb.
Rollin Dillon successfully took a
Examination Wednesday at Galesbur
to become a telegraph operator. H
will soon move to Hillsdale and stud
this year under A. B. Huston.
4 Mrs Frank Walker is visiting thi
week with relatives and old friends q
Canton, III.
Mrs. William Mill returned to he
home last week from a months sta
at the bedside of a sick brother i
Missouri She left him on the road
recovery.
Mr. Hunt, tenant on one {
Charles -AshdOwn' sfarms, met with
painful accident last week while he'll
ing with the hay. A pitchfork fell !
such way as to strike him in til
back, one of the tines puncturing tn
right lung. DR.. Donohoo gave relic
to the suffering man and he is no.
rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Fred Frells and baby boy al
visiting this week with her father nea
Peoria.
Paul Banks and family moved Satu
day from the farm of Charles Wake
the tenant house of Mrs. William Shel
pard in Hillsdale. They will spen
the winter there and in the spTin
move to their own farm in Henri
county.
, Harry Entrikin is in Springfield thi
week attending the state fair and h
is also a delegate to the post master
associations meeting which is hel
this week in Springfield
Miss Laura Donohoo of Moline is vi
iting this week with relatives nea
, town.
, Robert McGregor and son Sam lie
Tuesday evening for Oklahoma for tn
benefit of Sans health. He is a su
fere from catarrh.
, e. H. Hanson received word of tn
death of his aunt at her home in &c:
eseo, III. Funeral services were hel
, Tuesday afternoon. Another relatiy
, of Mr.. Hanson, Mr.. Wilson, lies at h
, home in Clinton in a critical condition
, Sunday while out driving, the buge
broke. letting him fall striking ii
! pavement with his head.
, Mrs. Lille Ashdown is sick. She
threatened with pneumonia.
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