Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-04
PERSONAL POINTS.

eastern purchasing trip.
w. T. Johnston returned today from
a short business trip to Aledo.
Mrs. w. H. Eagan of Milwaukee is
visiting with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Krul have gone
for few days visit at Presumption.
Miss Bessie Helser will be a pas
senger on the Columbia for Burlington
this evening.
| A. e. Montgomery departed last ev-
ening for an extended visit in Canada
and at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Cable are at
heir home in this city to spend the
:al months.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Busby left at
noon today for Hastings. Mich, for
a two weeks sojourn
Joseph Coambs of Chicago is in the
city for a visit at the home of Al
Bowlby, 1928 Second avenue.
Misses Kathryn Donaldson and
Mabel Bruner have returned from a
weeks motoring trip through Iowa
Miss Myrtle Lindgren. who has been
visiting here for several weeks, will
leave for her home at DeKalb tonight
Mrs Emma Siemon and sister, Miss
Anna Johnson, left last night for Chi
cago to spend Labor day with friends
Mrs. c. A. Zaiser and daughter of
Moline will leaye this evening on the
| n nj hpin vic in p,r in
ton.
Miss Jane L. Wilcox, who has been
visiting with relatives at Ivor, Va, for
several weeks. has returned to Rock
Island.
Miss Mae HOfer of South Rock Is
land will leave today on the Column
bia for a visit of several days at Bur-
lington.
: William Gall. who has been en-
ployed at Fort Steele. Wyo.. will re-
turn to this city to take up his business
interests here.
Mrs. W. B. Clemmer and daughters,
Miss Mary and Pauline. have returned
home after spending the pas; few day ;
at Lanark, III. ~
Misses Ella and Anna Hamerich will
, leave for Chicago this evening to be
gone two weeks on a visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Kate Byrnes and niece, Miss
Catherine Maher. have returned hons
, after spending the past few weeks a,
Mackinac Island
Henry III of Midland, Sanad 4
I stopped off in this city for a few days
on his way to Fort Steele. Wyo., where
he has accepted a position.
j. X. Brandenburg who is holding
down desk in the office of the secre
tary of state at Springfield, is home
for the Labor day holiday.
Miss Florence Freeman will leave
his evening for FIT. Dodge, Iowa, where
j she will resume her duties as instruc
e Tor in the high school there.
n Rev and Mrs. c. B. Boving of Hal
, lnibal, Mo, are in the city guests a
a the home of Rev. Marion Humphreys
n who is a cousin of the former
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Sharp, who has spen
d the summer with Il son on a farm nortl
= of Davenport has returned to he
e home in this city for the winter.
lie Charles Jackson has returned fr0r
rt Oklahoma. where he has just finishe
he houses there The work took him fiv
E months.
'o Mrs. William Schoenig and daughte
Miss Frieda, who have been spendin
the past few days in Muscatine, r,
turned home today on the steamer c.
'e lumbia.
SC Mrs. Daniel Crilly and daughte
ie Miss Dorothy. and Mrs. Josephin
III Bowen of Chicago are in the cit
e guests of Mrs. Frances Parker {
Third avenue.
Mrs. Julia Spark and her daughte
Maud who have been visiting in thi
~ city with relatives for the last thre
10 weeks have returned to their HON
as in Mattoon. Ill.
D. Mrs. Maria F. Wilson. a resident
he Rock Island for the past 90 years,
n tsoon to depart for Ryegate, Mon
ad where she will make her future HON
accompanying her will be her famil
Mrs Wilson is at present staying
the home of her daughter. Mrs. F.
lSamuelson of Thirty-second street
IC Mrs. Ethel P. West and son Ke
meth. formerly of this city, are Wis
ITS ing with friends here. Mrs West h;
accepted a position in Kansas CT
seminary and will not be connect'
with the St Katherine school in Da
III. EXPORT as she had formerly planned.
- DIR. C. A. Moore, pastor of Edwar
Congregational church of Davenpo
lis very much improved over his &C
;atdition of some time ago, and it
90, hoped that he can be removed from
~, Anthony's hospital to his home soc
al His right arm, which was thought
ON a time to be paralyzed. shows gre
es signs of improvement and he is al
ed, to use it to some extent.