Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-29

Deputy SherlH Us Brnner OF ROCK
Island had business in Hillsdale Thurs
day.
John Quade. Sr. suffered a third
stroke of paralysis last Thursday. His
condition is serious, without much hope
of recovery. A trained nurse from
Davenport came Monday morning.
John Quade, who has been in Dakota
the past year. came Tuesday.
Henry Ashdown was doing grand ;
jury work in Rock Island last week.
John Woodburn and Jules Smith left
Monday morning for Rock Island They |
are on the petit jury.
Rock river is rising. owing to the |
hard rains of last week. The fish are !
running up the creeks and the people |
are spearing them by the dozens. |
Farming on the bottom lands is at a !
standstill.
Mr.. Ramser of Rock Island was at
Niles last Wednesday.
The Scott boys finished drilling a 40
foot well last week for c. l.. Marker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fillmer are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Fillmer's sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Hutton.
Ed Delphy spent a few days last week
with relatives in Woodruff.
Mamie Kale is in the tri-cities this
week
A little sister from Clinton is stay
ing for a short time with Mrs. John
Kuehl
Miss Cora Clapper finished her year
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Thursday. She spent Friday in town
with friends, and Saturday morning she
! left for Prophetstown, where she will
make her home this summer with
sister.
| John Johnson of JOslin was bust
ness caller in town Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa Cole visited Sunday with
Mrs. Charles Tanner.
| Charles Osborne of JOslin was ia
town Monday.
Ike Marvel of Spring Hill was in
town Monday. He will begin Mr..
Kempster's new residence this week.
Fred Banks is in Davenport this week
Visiting with an aunt.
Steve Vosburg is home on his vaca-
Henry Mendle. and other relatives.
When he returns to work he will be
sent TO East Alton as telegraph OBJ
IeratOr.
Mrs. Flanders Saunders is quite sick.
Mrs. Pearl DeBord spent Saturday in
the cities. She also visited with her
parents at Silvis
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lvere cold.
Mrs Ephraim Rolf and her mother.
Mrs. HodsOn. visited Wednesday with
Mrs. D. f. Scott.
Sadie Scott, who has been sick for
the past four weeks, is recovering nice
lily. She has suffered for years with a
floating kidney. and is now taking I
lsiX weeks treatment for it.
Miss Edna Wharton of Yates Center.
Kan, is visiting relatives in this vi
lcinity.
Mrs. LivOne Tweed of Chicago Wis
lifted a few days last week with her par
tents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Downing.
Antony Filmer, who is running q
creamery in Port Byron, has a cream
route through Hillsdale. Arthur Brown
ling makes the trip three times a week.
The ball game Friday afternoon be-
tween the married men and the ball
Inine was interesting. The boys beat
by only four scores, and they were run
in through errors. The score stood 2
to ). Daley had one finger dislOcated
land Dick Mercer got a black eye. DR..
Donohoo acted as pitcher, and he did
lgOod work. William Donohoo acted as
umpire.
Mrs. May Hill was an Erie visitor
Friday.
Miss Jennie Fisher of Erie spent n
few days the first of the week with her
sister, Mrs. Inez Walker.
Erie has over 100 cases of measles
at present.
Mrs. Mabel Wahlstedt spent Wednes-
, day in Hillsdale with her parents. M.
and Mrs. Henry Ashdown
Little Mona Liphardt in some way
while playing Saturday ran a pitch
fork into her foot.
I Hillsdale and Cleveland will play
ball Thursday afternoon. The Hillsdale
boys have leased the pasture of John
Butyer north of the church and will
make a ball diamond this week. There
will be no Sunday ball playing on Mr..
BUYERS land
Mrs. Pierce of Wisconsin is visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Norman of Port Byron is in
this vicinity visiting friends.
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Prevents constipation, stomach and
kidney trouble. Makes everything di-
gestible. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky