Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-08

Miss Abigail McRaith, a former
teacher in the Aledo high school, left
Tuesday for her home in Iowa City.
Iowa, after a few days visit here with
friends.
Mrs. ]. F. Lester and little son con-
cluded their visit here with relatives,
leaving Monday for their home in Jop-
lin, Mo.
Senator Hugh s. Magill, a progress
sive republican candidate for United
States senator, addressed the Aledo
voters Monday afternoon.
A combination sale Of 65 head OF
horses and mules will be held at the
Warnock sale pavilion April 6.
Mrs. Eliza Jones of Atkinson, Kan.
left Tuesday for Colchester, ILL.,, to visit
her son. Mrs. Jones has spent the
winter with her son, Rev. ]. NJ. Jones,
and family.
Miss Eleanor Harvey, who was re-
Gently called here from Chicago to at
tend her grandmother's funeral, left
Tuesday for the city to resume her
studies in music.
Mrs. E. Perkins of Milan, who has
been visiting her brother. John Leek,
and wife, went to Viola Tuesday to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Perkins and baby
left Tuesday for Canton to visit rela.
tives few days. Mr.. Perkins acts as
secretary to Justice G. A. Cooke OF
Aledo.
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Warnock went
to Galesburg Tuesday, where Mrs
Warnock will enter the hospital fol
treatment.
| Everett McHard returned to his
study of law in Chicago Tuesday after
spending a ten days vacation here
with his parents.
Judge E c. Graves came Monday
to open circuit court in this city. The
grand jurymen were called, but wert
excused until Wednesday because O
the primaries Tuesday.
The members of the Sunbonnet clul
spent an enjoyable afternoon Tuesda!
at the home of Mrs. Homer Meade.
Mrs Maria Evans returned Tuesda,
noon from New Boston, where she ha
spent a week at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Bartlett.
The many friends of Rev Graham
Lee deeply regret to hear that il
health forces him to leave the mission
fields of Korea, where he has spen
Is years in faithful service, and nov
with his family he will spend the re
mainder of his days in America. Abou
year ago he came back for rest an
it was only last fall that he returne
to his work, but he is unable to col
tinue and will return to make thi
country his permanent home.
Mrs. Cassie Gregory Orr of Chicag
will conduct a school of instructio
for the Aledo chapter, No. 1876, Orde
of Eastern Star, April 5, 1912, begiI
ming at $50 a. m. Mrs. Orr's splendi
work done here in the past will insur
does this work for the benefit of tn
society in this city.
The names of Mrs. H. r. Morga
and Mrs. T. S. Pittenger appear on tn
program for the eighth annual NEE
ing of the Woman's Home Missionar
society which will be held at Lafa,
> cite, ILL.,, April and 10.
Mrs. H. Moran of Chicago conclude
her visit here with her sister an
brother, leaving Wednesday for Nj
= line to visit her brother, Merrick Ri,
. dell, and wife before her return hom
Mrs. Charles Riddell of Aledo accon
panied her to Moline.
Captain and Mrs. A A. Rice went
Galesburg Wednesday for short Wis
with friends. &.
Miss Married. York of Whittier Ca
= concluded a few days vacation We
= nesday and returned to Aurora to r
: sumo her duties in the high school
: Mrs. w. B. Smith left Wednesda
for her home in Orion after a week
visit here with her mother, Mrs Agnt
Miller Mrs. Smith and family ha,
recently moved to Orion from India
ola, Iowa.
Miss Verna Middaugh returned to h
home in Galesburg Wednesday NOR
ing. She had spent few days wi
, her grandmother, Mrs. H. s. Middaug
who is i'll.
Miss Grace Mckee is spending a
days vacation from her college wol
in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Abercromb
10 returned Tuesday for visit with the
h relatives here. Their work in Engli
IS grand opera in the large eastern citi
= has been a great success.
- W. A. Strickland and son left Thu
a day for their home in British Column
IS after spending six weeks here with T
-e atives and friends.
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