Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-29
HILlSDAlE.

A horse belonging TO Frank Walker
and valued at over $500 was kicked
bv another horse last week and mad
to be shot.
L. l.. Hanson and wife attended the
wedding Saturday evening of his
nephew. Seth Wilson. in Newton
township.
John Butter was a business visitor
in Rock Island Thursday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eris Suhl a |
baby boy Sunday, Feb. %.
Lawrence Liphardt of Milan is Wis |
iting relatives in town and vicinity |
this week.
Chaplain Vaney gave very inter- |
esting and instructive talk Saturday
evening at the hall. his subject being
why Not Eat Cake" Sunday morn
| ing at the church he talked from the
14th chapter of st. John
w. II. Whiteside of .Ioslin has been
in Hillsdale the last few days helping
| invoice mis- stock of goods. Walter
Hill has also been helping.
| Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. e.
l.. Hanson while crossing the Docia
on the ice broke through throwing
them into the water. The horse also
went in. With the help of Hillsdale
people they We're rescued without any
| serious consequence.
| A B. Huston spent Sunday in Rose
lvile with mis- wife and son.
| Mrs. c. L. Markee left Monday ev-
ening for ,Ladysmith. Wis. for visit
with her parents.
| Miss Elizabeth Walker of Wanry
eka Wis. is acre on visit with her
sister, Mrs. Rosa Cole.
Jake Dillon and Charles Merriam
OF Dorchester. Neb., are here on
visit with relatives. They helped
James Dillin TO bring back his son
Jesse who was able to travel by being
lplaced on cot. Jesse stood the trip
lnicely They started from Dorchester
Monday getting here Tuesday morn
ling. The mother, Mrs. Dillin.. and her
friend. Mrs. Francis Cary. started
Monday night for Dorchester. passing
each other on the way
Mrs John Daley and daughter
1TdCe Ol JOSlNl spent SdluludN Ill
Hillsdale with relatives
| Miss Clara Johnson spent Sunday
in Rock Island with relatives.
Mrs. May Hudson and children Wis
lifted last week with relatives in New
ton township.
John Johnson moved Friday from
the f. l.. Williams farm near Joslin
TO his own farm short distance from
Hillsdale. Fred Frels has moved from
the John Butter farm 10 the farm va
Gated by Mr. Johnson. William
Schucll moved the first of the week
from his farm to HilIsdale.
Charlie Osborne of Joslin will move
his lumber saw to the William Pear
, ! sail farm and saw logs into lumber
to be used in the new barn that Mr..
: Pearsall will build this summer
Mrs. Henry Nickerson of Osborne
is here On a visit with relatives.
Dan Mehlstedt OF Davenport spent
part of last week with his mother and
other relatives.
William Winterfeldt and children
are all nicely recovering from the
:, scarlet fever
Miss Florence Whiteside of Joslh
= visited friends in Hillsdale Tuesday
With the help of relatives. friend:
and neighbors Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcconnell celebrated their 25th wed
ldinS anniversary Saturday II was {
surprise.
Earl Wilkins and wife moved Frida.
TO their new home in kempsterville
He rents the tenant house of Ephrain
Kempster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Daley of Zum;
spent Friday in town with their son
Justice aud wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becht were terat
ed Saturday to two surprise parties
the older people during the day an
the young people in the evening. The,
expect soon to move to Joslin.
Mrs Peter Johnson spent Sunda
at the bedside of her sister. Miss Je'
sit Lamb. who is dangerously ill a
her home in Port Byron.
Miss Meta Manning of Des Moine
Iowa. visited a few days the last {
the week with her cousin. JUST
Daily
W. II. Smolinger of Iron Mountain
Mo, had business in Hillsdale Satu
day
Homer Farmer is having weighin
scales put in Hillsdale. He Intend
toAbuy grain.
Mr.. Hall and wife of Port ByrC
- were HillsdaIe visitors Friday
II Justin Washburn and family of Ca
bon Cliff spent Sunday at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. William McConne
Ed McEnary of Moline is boardir
at the home of William Conrad al
buying horses in this vicinity
Rollin Dillin was called to Som
aux, H.. to take nine-hour shift
the telegraph Office. If he can hand
the work he will move his Iami
soon.
Charles Weimer and John Colegro,
were Chicago visitors last week
Gilbert Waters visited over sund;