Rock Island Argus., 1909-03-18
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Mrs. Sarah Wreath gives dinner
Wednesday evening to number of
invited friends in honor of her son.
Joseph and wife.
Mrs. Giles was Rock Island
visitor Monday
Mrs Henry Mundle is quite sick. |
Mrs. William Sheppard is under the
doctors care. She is suffering with
the grip.
Mrs. Enright returned to her home
in Rock Island Monday evening after
week spent at the home of her son
Thomas and family.
Mrs. Ewing of Morrison is visiting
this week at the home of her son,
Arthur Ewing.
Mrs. Andrews of Rock Island Wis
tied few days the first of the week
at the home of Mrs. Dayton Camp.
The NJ. w. A. team of the HiIlsdale
camp went to Erie Friday evening.
Eighteen new members were added to
the Erie camp, the visiting team doing
the work
The Misses Ida Anderson and Ar
villa and Minnie Jenson of Clinton are
visiting at the John Kuehl home. May
Frels also spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuehl
Mrs. A. B. Huston was Rock Is
land visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Hanson visited a few
days this week with her parents in
Albany
Ike Marvil of Spring Hill has the
contract for building of Charles Wei
mer John Daley secured the con-
tract for building the new residence
for Mrs. William Sheppard. He began
Monday with his men to tear down the
old building which has been standing
in Hillsdale for the last 55 years.
/ Mrs William Cain and sister are
visiting their brother, E. E. Camp, at
his home in Cedar. Rapids, Iowa.
Charles Toner visited the first of
the week with his sister, Mrs. Bert
Parker.
Jesse Nicholson of Watertown had
business in Hillsdale Wednesday.
George Huneke of Batesville, Ind, is
here on visit with his uncle, Albert
Huneke, who will accompany him to
Oklahoma
William Virgins, who has been a
soldier for the past six years, was call
ing on Hillsdale friends Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Fen
der were held Friday at 10 o'clock at
the Hillsdale church, Rev. Frank
Shut, the pastor, having charge of
the services, and interment being made
in the Bethesda cemetery.
Homer Sell went to work Monday
morning near Long Grove, Iowa, for
the Bell Telephone company.
Misses Myrtle and Viola Sell visited
over Sunday with Barstow friends.
bon Cliff spent Sunday at the Home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcconnell
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Justin DALEY
entertained at their home Mr. and Mrs
Lyman Daley of Zuma, Mrs. John
Neer of Clinton, Mrs. E. l.. Williams
and Mrs. Bert Bryan and little daugh
ter Helen of Erie.
DR.. o. S. Daley is visiting in Ur
bana, ILL.,. with his family.
Jesse Walker will move about the
first of April to Litchfield, ILL.,, where
he has bought an S0-acre farm. Mon
day, March %, he will sell his tow
house and lot at auction, besides othe1
articles, including several horses.
The republicans held their caucu,
Friday afternoon at the town hall fo
i the purpose of nominating the tow
officers: Town clerk. Edward McMur
ply; assessor, William Mcconnell
icollector, Robert Hill; commissions
district No. 2, W. N. Sands; commits
!. sioner district No. 8, William Ferkel
justice of the peace, William Dillon
4 constable, Peter Johnson; TOWNSHIP
committee, James Wreath, L. A. Gile
and Byron Kendall. The democratic
caucus has not been held as yet.
The ladies of the Enterprise Aid sc
ciety. with their husbands, spen
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Johl
Scott. the ladies sewing and the mel
saving wood "A fine 10-cent Dime
was served at noon.
William Marks, who has been quit,
4 sick. is some better.
Miss Bertha Baron, who has bee,
dangerously sick with pleuro-pneumc
mia, is some better. There is a chanc
for her recovery
Mrs. Reniker of Erie is visiting wit
her sister, Mrs. Elmer Dennison.
About Four weeks ago Miss AIic
Cooley came to Hillsdale from Tan
pico to visit friends. While here sh
took sick with measles AS resul,
every child in town and vicinity VIII
has not had the measles is havin
them. from one to five being down Il
each home. The following are a fe,
OF the families having them this week
Arthur Ewing. Tom Cole. R. p. Hill
Ed Hill, Peter Johnson, DR.. Donohot