Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-03
w atertown

| NaiertoWn relatives Friday.
| Chris Wildemuth and family spent
| Sunday at Hampton with relatives
/ DR.. L. T. Outten has moved into the
Jacob Shumake tenement house on
I State street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Peterson and
Emmanuel Peterson Sundayed in
Hampton with George Gray and fam
/ lily.
w. H. Cook has moved into the cot
tage of Oscar Arnschild, lately vacated
| by +. B. Cox.
| Miss Clara HOLMAN spent over Sun
! day with home folks at Rapids City.
Bakery sale Saturday by the Metho-
dist ladies netted them over S12.
Mrs. L. H. Snow is in Geneseo WIS.,
iting at the home of Isaac Snow.
/ Mrs. Philip Pierce and daughter,
| Leola returned yesterday from a four
weeks visit at Portland and Albany,
! Ore.
! Mrs. A c. Saunders of Monmouth
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Chidester.
Mrs. William Filbert returned Sum
I
her sister, Mrs. Ross Wainwright, at
Yuma.
Mrs. E. Lucas returned Saturday
night from Bloomington after visit
OF three weeks with relatives.
Ed Breckenridge of the hospital will
leave soon for an extended visit to
Chicago and New York. A cousin will
| him on hfS trim
Mrs. Wise is greatly improved from
her recent sick spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth entertained out
of-town friends Sunday.
Thursday afternoon Frank B. Mil
let and Miss May Miller were quietly
married in Moline. They will make
their home in Watertown.
Mrs. Bert Cook and Mrs. Henry
Harder we're visitors last Thursday
with relatives at Pleasant Valley
Iowa.
,, The East Moline choir very enjoy
ably entertained the Watertown choir
last Friday evening at the Seymour
home.
Mrs. johnson and daughter, Hazel
spent Friday in Hillsdale.
Mrs. D. Y. Allsbrow and Mrs. Otto
, Peterson spent Saturday in Port By
ron.
The first meeting o, the Bible Stud!
> class, lately organized by the Metho
dist church was held Tuesday at The
home of Mrs. H. Cosner.
Mrs Maxwell and Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Martha Odell spent the da!
: With Mrs. Anna Peterson. All wer'
u from Hampton.
Mrs. Joe Gumber of East Molin
and Miss Dollie Rentfrow took suppe
) Friday evening with Mrs. T. ]. Sha
U fer.
Mrs Byron Warren was hostes
last Wednesday to % members of tn
Baptist Aid A royal good time wa
Il had and after the games and contest
= a most delicious luncheon was served
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Axelson and fam
T lily leave Tuesday for Fairfield, Iowa
: to attend the wedding of Miss Rutl
y Nelson Of that place, who is siste
3 of Mrs. AXelson.
e Walter Clausen is enjoying visi
l. from his mother of Marseilles.
II Minnie, the youngest daughter O
p Mr.. and Mrs. LohTman, was the vic
l. tim of a very sad accident Friday
q While at school a playmate accident
y ally struck her in the eye Will
1t throwing acorns which completely de
+ stroyed the sight and fears are tina
r. the other eye may be injured also.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colema
e spent the evening this week in Nc
line at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Mitchell
N The Christian Endeavor of the Bal
st fist church gave a sociable in homo
lie of Charles Swanson, who left MOI
a. day for Chicago.
y Jack Bittner of Tennessee is her
e visiting at the home of his sistel
(. Mrs Henry Hilberg
o Mrs Hail and mother, Mrs. Quiz
e, Ian, of Rock Island and Mrs. Humber
D, stone of this place spent Friday wit
% Mrs. William Keene.
d Paul Shepperd has been removed {
lie his home from the sanitarium. He
e, doing nicely.
a Mrs. Wess Wagner of Moline spen
e. Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Ed Axe
n son.
1t Mrs. Mary Cook was pleasantly su
s. prised Friday afternoon by a numbe
r, OF relatives and intimate friends VIII
1t came in unawares to help her cell
y brate her 50th birthday anniversar.
D. An enjoyable time was had and a
ir elegant dinner served. Mrs. Cook wa
rs the recipient of many nice gifts Il
i. gether with purse of money. Thos
re present to enjoy the day were Me-
In danes Ernest Carlson, Mary Trevi
,e Ivan, Charles Rhodes and Lydia Bel
Is son of Moline; J. NJ. Benson OF Primo
4. ton; Mary Oucus of Davenport; Jan
Il and Joe Benson of Carbon Cliff
ty Charles Schrieber of Hampton. Thos
ID OF WATERFOWL were Mesdames w.
ly Lee, Viola Lloyd, Bert Cook, Geore
ia Cook and C. L. Treyillyan.
lie Miss Martha Staroffsky Of Molir
speIt Friday at the home of her aun
Mrs. Charles Nelson.
The many old time friends of Ar
Austin Beal are pained to learn of h