Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

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IL ON Chicago.
Attorney Charles Dickerson of Gales
burg was q visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Golf have arrived
home after a visit at Gainesville, Fla.
Mrs. George Wagner. 3114 Fifth ave
nue., leaves tonight for ST. Louis on =
visit.
Miss Edel Ehrhorn has departed for
Ann Arbor to enter the University IF
Michigan
Hon. George H. Shumway, formerly
mayor of Galesburg. was in the city
yesterday.
Harry Knox has returned from Z
brief visit at Des Moines. COifaX and
Scranton. Iowa.
William Glass and mother will
leave tonight for an extended visit
at Los Angeles.
Mrs Charles Macdonald left yes
terday for st. Louis, where she will
visit two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Peterson went
to ProphetstOwn yesterday to attend
the funeral of Mrs Peterson aunt.
Miss Maud Hartz will leave Monday
for Washington where she will =
sumo her studies at National Park
seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Sexton left this
morning for Dubuque to spend Sunday
with their son. NH. Sexton. Jr., who
is attending ST. Joseph's college there.
Drs. J. C. and J. A. Shaw departed
yesterday for their home in Richmond.
Va. after a visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Quinlan, $50 Nineteenth
street.
Howard McCandless. who is attend
ing the University of Illinois, arrived
at home yesterday to attend the
acknowledgements wedding this
evening.
Miss Clara Barclay. formerly Eng
lish instructor at the high school, now
with the Peoria high school, is visit
ing with Miss Litta Jackson. She will
return to Peoria tomorrow.
Rev. w b. Clemmer is in Franklin.
H.. where he is TO conduct revival
services for month. This is to be his
first engagement in the new work he
is taking up, having resigned the pas
torate of the Memorial Christian
church here to enter the evangelistic
field.
James Kinsley left yesterday for
Toronto. Canada to attend the ma
tiOnal convention of the Amalgamated
Association of Street and Electric
Railway Employees of America. He
goes as a delegate from Local No. 313,
Rock Island and Moline Street Rail
way Employees association.
Fred w. Honens, formerly of Mi
Ian and we'll known here, has been
transferred from Sterling. where he
has been employed as L. S. engineer
on the Hennepin canal for years.
to Kansas City, from where he Will
assist in experimenting government
work On the Missouri and Yellow
stone rivers. He leaves Sterling next
week.
larry c. Ryder arrived at the home
of his father, Albert Ryder, 213S
Twelfth street, last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ryder made the trip from ocean to
ocean with Admiral Robley d. Evans.
and at present he is stationed on the
United States torpedo boat TruXton at
Seattle. His furlough will last for sew
eral days till the middle OF next week
and he will leave Monday morning Cor
the coast
The following have arrived in the
city to attend the acknowledgements
nuptials this evening: Mrs. y B. Nc
| Candless, Holton. Kan; II. y. McCand-
less and sister, Mrs. F. G. Moore.
Perry Okla; Mrs. Esther McCandless
and Miss Ellen, Cedar Rapids: Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Michael. Campbell. Mo-;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Michael. BALTIMORE;
Miss Olive Keithley. Peoria. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Michael are bridal couple.
having been married at Baltimore last
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