Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hemenway and
daughter, Miss Ruth Hemenway of
Moline, are here spending some time
at the Thomas place.
Mrs. w. S. Read occupied the pulpit
at the NJ E. church Sunday In the alb
sence Of her husband, DR.. w. S. Read,
who preached at Mineral.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. Silvis and daughter
Marguerite of Rock Island visited Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Anna Adams,
! Mrs H. L. Miller of Geneseo has
! been spending a few days visiting Rev.
and Mrs. w. S. Read.
Wilbur Allen was down from Cor
dova Wednesday,.
Miss Miriam ConantS and Miss Irene
Edelman left Sunday for Iowa City,
Iowa, to visit Miss Conant's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Light of Pleas
ant Valley, Iowa, visited at C. H. Lees
Sunday.
Miss Tracey ErdmanI of Geneseo Wis
tied Miss Vera Guekert Saturday and
Sunday. Miss Vera's birthday ami
versary occurred Sunday.
William Schneider of indianapolis.
who has been here for several days
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schneider, left for home Mon
day.
Mrs. William Bergendahl OF Chicago
is visiting at theAhome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ploog.
Colonel c. P.l Eye was down from
Albany Monday.
Mrs. Bert Adrmmert Of Moline has
been spending a few days at c. J. H.
Hanewacker's-
Walter Gray's baby and Walter
Ploog's baby have been sick.
The Ladies' Aid society will have
an ice cream sociable at the town hall
Thursday eveAing.
Miss Dorssriy Arndt Of Rock Island
will have house party at the country
home of her uncle, Albert Gilman, this
week in honor of Miss Helen Sterling
of Berlin, Wis, a former resident of
Rock Island. The guests viii be Miss
Phyllis Addlequist, Miss Margaret
Hickey and Miss Bell Hickey of Dav-
export. Mrs. s. NJ. Arndt will act as
chaperon.
Miss Jessie Hammerquist has been
visiting at J. F. Johnson's.
Mrs. Charles Arnold and children
and Miss Mabel Smith of Rock Island
were here spending the fore part of
the week with the Hemenways at the
Thomas place.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Baker, son Carl, |
and Frank Wulff of Lyons, Iowa, visit
ed at e. c. Henline's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Willie and fam
lily from the country, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinnie Collins of Rock Island visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cloidt
Mrs. Clara Holland was in Rock Is
land calling on relatives Tuesday
Mrs. c. J. Probst has moved her
stock of goods from the brick store |
building to building across the street. |
Grace Benson and Carl Henline are
AFFLICTED with the mumps.
Mrs. 8. s. Baker is spending some |
time with her husband at Reynolds, |
ILL.,, where he has business.
Preparations are being made to lay |
a concrete walk from the school house |
south one block.
Herbert Cook of Rock Island visited |
his mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Cook, here |
Tuesday.
Miss Frances Churchill of Rapids
City visited at the home of her uncle |
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mohr, /
the fore part of the week.
Charles Campbell of Moline was a |
Sunday guest at E. A. Willis
Rev. Anderson of East Moline |
preached at the Congregational church |
Sunday afternoon.
The store building now occupied by /
Mrs. c. ]. Probst opposite Gilman &
Lights has been recently papered and |
presents a neat appearance.
Brainard Fidlar, Carleton Boyer and |
Peary Quinn of Davenport joined a
company of young people being enter
tanned by Minis Dorothy Arndt at the
home of Albert Gilman, and dance in
the barn and marshmallow roast on
the river bank were enjoyed by the
company.
HIM. Corder and family are moving
to WATERFOWL
Oscar and Allen French, Rudolph I
Wrage and sons have have gone into
camp on Smiths island and will clam.
They are from Buffalo, Iowa.
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