Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-09
SILVIS

H. F. kirkpatrick will move to
Rock Island where he is now building .
a residence in which he will reside. |
Mr.. Kirkpatrick is a member of the |
board of trustees here and has been /
engaged as a contractor in Silvis for |
several years. He has sold his prop |
erty to Mr.. Fisher for $500.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray OF First ave |
nue. and Sixth street are the parents |
of an eight pound daughter, who ar
rived Thursday. They now have two
children, a boy and girl.
A library will be started in the near
future by the Crescent club on Ninth
street and First avenue in the waiting
room owned by V. Dumbeck.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Giles
pie was the scene Of a pleasant social
gathering last Tuesday afternoon when
the Per Sc Birthday club was enter
tanned. Sewing and conversation and
q musical program preceded a nice
luncheon. Mrs. Wallace Murray will
next entertain the club at her home on
Sixth street.
Mrs. Harry Hickman will entertain
the Crescent Reading and Embroidery
club at its next regular meeting.
Mrs. Charles Goodwin of East Mo
line will entertain the members Of
the Baptist Ladies' Aid society We'd
ensday afternoon of next week.
The Willing Workers club Of the
Baptist church met at the church last
Tuesday evening when refreshments
and general sociability followed the
business session.
Mrs. A. c. Hanson entertained the
Crescent Embroidery club at the regu-
lar meeting last Tuesday afternoon.
A number of the young lady friends
of Miss Lillian Thompson perpetrated
surprise party at her home Tuesday
evening.
! Allen Cameron who has been i'll is
somewhat improved.
! Mrs. Fannie Lincoln of Brooklyn,
Iowa, who has been guest of her
son, l.. Nicewander and family of Sill
Wis, was very pleasantly surprised
when 16 of her friends came to spend
the evening with her, bringing re-
freshments with them. Contests, mu-
sic and conversation made the hours
/ soon pass. Mesdames William Ireland
and Bruce Colson won all prizes. Mrs.
Lincoln, who recently recovered from
"a severe attack of pneumonia, depart
| ed last Tuesday for her home.
Florence Murdoch Of Coal Valley is
visiting relatives here.
Luscina Peterson is III with the grip.
George Crotz of Fifth street and
Third avenue met with a painful acct
dent last Friday He had just recov-
cred from serious illness and tainted,
falling to the floor, cutting his head
so severely that several stitches had
to be taken by physician.
Mrs. Emil Klebe who has been ILL.,
is somewhat improved. Her mother
Mrs. Knapp of Coal Valley, and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Claud DeMundrum OF
Barstow, are with her.
Alexander Douglass Of Valley juno
ton, Iowa, and formerly of Silyis visit
ed his friends here last week.
Mr.. Warren and family of Twelfth
street have as a guest Mrs. Harry Hef-
ner of Indianapolis. Ind, who reports
having seen some sad sights in the re-
cent foods there.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Crescent
Embroidery and Reading club met with
Mrs. Thomas Crawford at her home on
Ninth street at a special session.
! o. Otto has arrived home from a
brief visit at Peoria with relatives.
Mrs. F. Robson was visiting her
mother Mrs. J. Raglan, at Barstow
"Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Price is visiting her IN
Gle at Chicago and will be gone several
months.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Of Wind
sor. IL, visited at the home Of her
father. Mr.. Kindlinbergen and family
Of Sixth street, last week.
Miss Olivia Carlson is clerking for
Victor Dumbeck in the waiting room
and candy store.
Conrad shadt was in Barstow Wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Price have arrived
home from their western trip.
Miss Josephine Nelson is clerking in
Johnson brothers store.
Mrs. L. F. Haemer is i'll.
Charles FANCY. leader Of the local
band, will depart with his family for
Canada soon. He was a band Leader
OF considerable ability and his depart.