Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-03

1or snort stay In Viola.
Miss Constance Bridgford spent
Saturday with relatives in New Wind
sor.
Miss Grace Brancht was a Gales
burg visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Il. E. Maxwell and Mrs. w.
]. Sterner and daughter went to vi
ola Saturday to visit friends.
w. H. Bartlett of New Boston came
to visit his father, o. NJ. Bartlett.
Mrs. F. R. Cole left Saturday for
New Windsor to visit her parents q
few days.
The play, Her Own Way" given
by the students of William and Wash
ii college under the direction of Miss
Marian Graham, teacher of dramatic
art, was we'll attended. The play
was a four-act comedy-drama orig
inally produced by Maxine Elliott.
The cast of characters was a strong
one and the music by the college or
chestra added much to the evenings
entertainment
The annual Easter supper will be
served by the Ladies' Aid society of
the NJ. E. church Thursday, April
4. A splendid menu has been pre-
pared.
Mrs. J. H. Brown of Chappelle,
Neb., who has spent two months at
the home Of her brother, ]. w. Dill
ley, has gone to New Windsor for a
visit with friends this week.
Rev. W. L. Barnes of New Boston
and Rev. T. S. Pittenger of this city
exchanged pulpits on Sunday.
Everett McHard is home from Chi
cago for a few days vacation. Mr..
McHard is studying law in Chicago
this year.
Mrs. ]. M. Mannon and son of Je-
rome, Idaho, arrived here Friday to
visit Mrs. Mannon's mother, Mrs.
Florence Wells, for some time.
Mrs. Mary Kimel. Mrs. w. Barker
and daughter of Villisca, Iowa, are
the guests of Mrs. E. o. McCreight
and family this week. Mrs. Barker
and daughter left Saturday but Mrs
Kimel will make an extended stay.
Miss Edith Morgan is spending a
few days with her friends in Aledo
before going to her home in Los An
geles, Cal. Miss Morgan has spent
several months in New York city in
the study of violin music. Miss Nor.
gan played here at the NJ. E. church
> Sunday.
Miss Mary E. Flynn and Miss Ruck
both trained nurses from Davenport
have been caring for the sick IN
|. Aledo for the past week.
/ Elmer Brown Of Gravity, Iowa, 1:
: the guest of Mercer county relatives
: Members of the Columbian clut
e are urged by the president, Mrs. Min
l. ME Hollemback, to attend the meet
ing Wednesday at 2:30 p. m, a
+ matters of interest will be discussed
e at that time.
n G. Mason of Moline returned Mon
t day to his home after spending
4 few days with Aledo friends.
o Hon. e. L. Werts of Oquawka cam
n Monday for a short stay in this city
d H. G. Knickerbocker left Monda
l. after spending the week end her
with his wife and her relatives.
Miss Emma Craig of Kirkwoo
q came Monday to give a weeks ar
q instruction in the Aledo schools.
II DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Sells starte
J. Monday for Hot Springs, Ark, for
v weeks rest and recreation.
q Mrs. Maria Evans is spending
j. week with her daughter, Mrs. w. +
y Bartlett near New Boston.
The Standard Bearers held thei
monthly meeting Monday at the HON
Of Miss Anna Hebel. This was ais
an enjoyable social function as we
a as a regular meeting.
~ H. H. Winger returned Saturda
50 from years stay with his relative
30 in Ohio, Washington, Colorado. N,
braska and California.
w. H. Holmes has returned hon
from Oklahoma City, where he spel
- a few weeks with his daughters, Mr.
- Cies and Miss Mary Holmes. Mr.
- Holmes remained for an extende
stay.
The members of the Woman
Foreign Missionary society will me
Wednesday afternoon at the home
:, Mrs. J. NJ. Wright.
= The many friends of Timothy Me
T6sToL W near JudL ne 10 DC
~ iously Ill at his home in Los A
geles, Cal. For many years NJ
Merryman was a resident of Nero
a. county.
Miss Carrie Eakin returned Satu
. day from few weeks visit with
- sister, Mrs. w. ]. Cunningham of CT
cago.
Mrs. W. W. Garner returned 81
urday from Galesburg, where she h
visited her daughter.
Mrs. o. ]. Lorimer returned Nc
day from a visit in Keithsburg.
Miss Tiliie Hubbard of this city a
her aunt, Mrs. Morris, Of Viola. we
called to Joy Saturday by the dea
of Marion Riggs, whose funeral "
held Monday.
Mrs C. Black and Mrs. c. Southe
and baby returned to Keithsburg S
urday after few DAYS visit he