Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-13
Milan

Sunday, June S, Children's day exer-
cises were held at the Milan Presby-
terrain church. The pragram was as
follows: The children marched into
/ the auditorium of the church from
the side rooms, all assembled on the
platform and song was rendered by
G. Hanna and the Lords prayer by
the entire school. Responsive scrip
ture reading. Welcome by Miss Ada
Johnson. Exercises by the primary de-
partment Dialogue, When Fields are
Fresh" and ending with a song Of
! Jewels by class number two. Recita-
ton, Miss Margaret Kerr. Song by
school, Sing Christ's Garden" Reel
tation, Welcome to Summer" Miss
Bessie O'Neal. Song by school,
Summers Rainbow" Dialogue, True
to the Flag" and song Onward Chris
tan Soldiers" by the boys of class
number two. Exercises and song by
class number five, Miss Cornelia
Walkers class. Recitation by Dale
Smith. Song by the school, Earth is
Singing" Reading, Our Silver Ami
veTsary." Recitation. Pastors re-
marks. Offering received. Song by
the school, Sing the Name of Jesus"
Sylvester Roberts, Gilmore Fisher,
Cecile Henerling, Bunice Nice, Emma
Nice Clarence Heverling, Noble Kuehl,
Clara Sydnor and the superintendent,
Miss Margaret Carnaghan, were the
scholars of the Sunday school who
have not been absent since the re-
election of officers.
A new saloon was opened in the
Hale building Saturday and will re-
main there until the new building next
door to it has been completed. Then
it will be moved and the place that it
now occupies will be remodeled into a
moving picture theatre.
The Misses Florence and Bernice
Hull departed Tuesday for Wyoming,
Ill, where they will make an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Margaret and son, Llewellyn,
of Port Byron, and Mrs. Ed Lyford and
children are visiting at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. F. l. Stevens.
Miss Faye McMeekin, who has been
making her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kester McMichael and for the past
year has been attending the Milan
high school, returned home Tuesday
to Vivian, S. D.
Miss Emma Kuehl is able to be
about again, after having been laid
up several weeks with a sprained an
kle
Miss Margaret Carnaghan has been
visiting in Andalusia several days at
the home of Mrs Burgoyne
. The Childrens day exercises were
D held in the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning. There was a good
i program and it was enjoyed The pro
gram was as follows: Song by school
Responsive reading. Invocation. Song
;. by school, Greetings by Ruth Cohen
= Recitation, Rosa Hall. Dialogue by
Pansy Campbell, Grace Thompson
and Katheryn Hall. Recitation, Ma
5 jory Caldwell Recitation, Virgi
L Clark Song, primary class. Dia
Icgue by Faye Mcconnell and Clara
n Wright Baptism. Dialogue by Miss
n Adah Martain's class. Song by elias!
u number five. Recitation, Mare Birken
+ meyer Recitation. Margaret CLANCY
o Song, Mrs. Birkenmeyer's class. EX
/ ercises. class number five. Solo, Miss
e Florence Hull Offering Recitation
L Elma Smith. Recitation, Olive John
= son. Song, Mrs. Stevens class. Bene
p diction, Rev. F. l. Stevens.
c Miss Mildred Johnson of Omaha
Neb., arrived in Milan Monday, for al
extended visit with her cousin, Mis-
= Adah Martain.
d Frank Eyerhart of Boone, Iowa. Wis
l. tied last week at the home OF Mis-
n Margaret Carnaghan and other Alilal
K. friends.
Robert z. Little, who was called t
Nebraska on account of the illness 0
his brother-in-law, returned home Tues
t day morning.
le Robert Philabar, who injured his hi
some time ago, is able TO be abou
n now without the Use Of a cane.
r. Thomas H. Johnson of Reynolds Wa
le Milan caller Tuesday.
lie Mrs. O'COnnell and son Of Ceda
5. Rapids, Iowa, is here on a visit at tn
+ home of Mrs. Irene Ruge on DicE
lg son street.
lie Eugene Campbell and Paul Strict
r land of Milan have joined Compan
Or \ of the state militia in Rock ISLAND
Milan is improving its business dil
lg trict by forming q new bank organic;
S ton which will open for business som
O time in the near future.
III The regular meeting of the Monda
club was held at the home Of Mis-
h Ethyl GuldenzOpf. Monday Afternoon
1T The afternoon was spent In maxim
d. Quilt blocks after which a deliciou
ay luncheon was served. Those who wer
ay present at the meeting are: Mrs. T.
ol Stevens. Miss Ruth Stevens, Miss Z
ma Smith, Miss Florence Hull. Mis-
nd Ruth Ruge. Miss Marie Milstead. Mis-
re Maud Hull Miss Katherine Whit
Miss paulira Pou--nzu Misc FAY