Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-31
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Katie and Nellie, at their home on
Sixth street entertained the Holy Name
society Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Murrin who were marrid last
week were the guests of honor and re-
ceived a. set of Gsilver knives and forks
as tokens of esteem from the society.
Harry Hincher, store room foreman
in the Rock Island railroad shops here
departed Tuesday evening for Dyer,
Tennessee, where he will be married to
Nettie Mayi Keaton. They will reside
in Moline.
Hazel Crawford is recovering from
pneumonia
Wade Foster is very i'll.
Mrs. F. Hail and children have re-
turned home from Colona where they
visited relatives the past six weeks.
School will close the first of June.
F. Carlson has. returned home from
Chicago.
H. E. Jones, brakeman on the Rock
Island road, is recovering from an &C
cident Hea fell breaking two ribs.
Mareello GLASGOW is very Ill with
brain fever.
Mrs. E. l.. Scott is entertaining her
daughter of Scheffield.
Frank Shelton and family visited his
sister Mrs. LoIis Newton and other
relatives and friends here part of last
week returning to their home at Port
Byron Monday morning.
A. Tubbs and family attended the
Of littIa or HI
United Bretheren, church at Rose Hill,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs William Whitehell visited
friends here last week returning to her
home at Garrett, Ind. last Monday.
Harry Hill and family had as their
guests last week Engineer Passberg of
Iowa City and ]. Graham of Viola.
Mrs. A Tubbs is, visiting at Free
port, III.
]. Elkins has moved his family to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mrs. L. s. Osborne recently enter
tanned her sister. Mrs. L. S. Hawks of
Lafayette, III.
Dick Bell is able to walk with the
aid of crutches. Mr. Bell fell from a
ladder at the power house about two
months ago sustaining a broken leg
and has BEEN confined to his home dur
ing that time.
Mrs. c. Fry has as her guest Mrs. E.
Faulkner of Missouri. Mrs. Faulkner
formerly recided here.
The Moline 23O0's came up to play a
game of baseball here last Sunday. The
local nine was defeated by score OF
9 to s.
Mrs. Herbert Brown entertained the
Society of the Daughters of st. Mar.
garet Thursday afternoon.
Postmaster V. Dumbeck continues
very i'll.
Mesdames Hokinson and F. Shannon
gave lawn sociable at the home of Mrs
Shannon Thursday afternoon. The
local band furnished music.
Mrs. Mary Phelp of Sixth street has
as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Weaver
of Oklahoma.
The Society of the Daughters of ST.
Margaret will meet in the park June
and this will be the last meeting before
September.
ed S25 at its ice cream sociable Thurs
ed s25 at their ice cream social Thurs
day evening.
F. Ball has returned home from a
brief visit at Putnam, H.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the o. R. G.
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
c. Frew Wednesday afternoon The
diversions were various contests. Mrs.
G. McClain who has recently returned
home from Florida delighted those pre-.
sent with descriptions of the south. The
prizes were all won by Mesdames Ar
cher, Bolster and Douglass.
Mr.. Stephens, conductor on the Rock
Island road has moved his family here
from Annawan.
Miss winnifred Hartland is very I'll.
Lea Ennis has returned home from a
brief visit at Clarified, Iowa.
Mrs. Chapman was hostess to the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Anna Stephens
of Fifth street viii entertain them at an
all day meeting next Thursday.
Mrs. F. MCGEE and children arrived
here last Thursday from England and
will reside in Silvis where Mr.. McGee
has been employed for several months
Mrs. John Morrison is visiting rela-
tiyes at Princeton, III.
Mrs. N. Thurman has moved TO Mol
inc.
C. Davis has returned home from
Boston.
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