Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-22

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visit.
Mrs. P. R. Thompson spent Wednes-
day with her daughter. Miss Nellie,
near Sherrard. where she is teaching.
The Aledo public school was closed
Friday and the teacher went TO Gales
burg to attend the Military Tract
Teachers association which met there
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Margaret Feige ent to
Keithsburg Thursday to spend a few
days.
The Columbian club met Wednes-
day afternoon and continued their
study of Browning. The poem for
study this week was Saul. Mrs. BOZ
ten, the leader, gave very fine ex-
position OF the poem. Mrs. Morgan
read an interesting paper on THE
Lament, Second Samuel, first chapter,
1921" Margaret Sangster says: The
lament Of David for Saul is one of the
finest elegiac poems that mortal ge-
MUS ever composed" The readers
we're Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Boyd and Mrs.
elected to attend the state federation
which will be held in Aurora begin
hing Nov. II; Mrs Minnie Carroll and
Mrs. Nell Werts with Mrs. Joe Emer-
son and Mrs. Sue Crapnell as alter
mates
Mrs. Cummings of Moline, who has
been attending the missionary conven-
ton here, went to New Boston Wed
nesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Ann E. Smith died very sud
denly Tuesday evening at the home of
her brother, ]. H. Nesbitt, where she
was visiting She had been in her
usual health and death came almost
instantaneously from heart failure
Funeral services were held in the
First Presbyterian church Friday after
noon.
Mrs. H. E. Hummel and daughter,
Miss Mabel, spent Thursday in Gales
burg.
Mrs. Emil Bjorkman went to Viola
Thursday to visit her parents.
The reception given by the Metho-
NAos At44E iCEGltJu " lutlL ne" mlIl-
lister, Rev. J. B. Bartle and family on
Thursday evening was well attended.
Music was furnished by the orchestra
and addresses of welcome were made
by Mrs. Ralph Bolton and President
+ c. English to which Mr. and Mrs.
Rartle responded. Light refreshments
were served and very pleasant social
hour was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Mary Decker went to Gales
burg Thursday 10 srend the day and
will spend a few days in Woodruff
before returning home.
Mrs. Henry c. Morse of PHILADELPHIA.
VINO has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. z. L. Wolff, went to Chand-
lersville Friday.
George Rush. Jr., and Miss Jennie
L. Downing, both of this city, were
married in Keithsburg at st. Mary's
manse Wednesday, Oct. 16, by Rev
; Father L. J. WEIGH. They were at
/ tended by the brother and sister OF
I the groom, Charles Rush and Miss
/ Grace Rush. Nh. and Mrs. Rush went
/ TO Rock Island and other cities on a
short wedding Trip and expect to 20
to housekeeping on East Seventh
street.
Mrs. Omer Finch and Mrs. William
Finch OF New Boston spent Wednes
day in Aledo.
Miss Worth Gregory went to Gales
furg Friday to spend a few days with
her grandmother
Mrs. Z. R. Petrie spent THURSDAY
II Galesburg.
-drs. J. +. Dickson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Homer
Diner, returned to her home in Qufn
cy Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bigelow anG
two sons, Delmar and Stanley, anC
Mrs. Flora Graham spent THURSDAY
in Rock Island.
Miss Georgia Samuelson, instructor
IN elocution at William and WASN'T
college, went to Joy to give a reading
at the reception given to their min
iSter Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cole went to Vialo THURSDAY
to visit at the home of Mrs. J. Nc
Creery.
Mrs. A. Vance and daughter, Miss
Mabel, went tc Keithsburg TO spend
a few days Wit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Everett and
daughter Elizabeth, of Muskogee
okla, came Wednesday and visited
until Friday at the home of Mr.. Ever
etts sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs
j. A Wells.
Miss Pearl Larrance, who is secre
tary of the Military Tract Teachers
association, which met in Galesburl
Thursday and Friday, went to Gales
burg Thursday TO be present at tbs
first meeting which was held Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. l. n. Dunlap OF Viola spent Fri
day with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Doyle returned
to their home in Burlington Thurs
Cay after visiting Mrs. Doyles par
eDts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan.
Mrs. r Barrett of Viola, who hal
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. ]
D Peters, returned home Friday. Mrs
, Feters accompanied her home to spenc
the day
Mr. and Mrs John c. Sheve Of AT
lantic CITY. n J., who have been euestl