Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-11
SILVIS


Mr. and Mrs. Otto Unslaven were
guests at the home of A. Alexander
and family Of Watertown last Sunday.
Mr.. Unslaven departed for Canada lat
er in the interests of a harvester COM
pany.
A number Of the high school pu-
pills had delightful sleigh ride Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. 4. Tubs and daughter, Mrs
W. Murray, spent last Friday after
noon in Moline.
Mrs. Robert Shade was paid visit
by her brother and family Of New
York.
Mrs. James Shannon will entertain
the members Of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society and friends next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. Loder Of Fifth street enter
tanned the Busy Bee Sunday school
class at q 10 cent tea last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Ada Peterson has been assist
ing in the telephone ONCE at the
shops.
Mrs. Morton Pennell entertained at
supper Is Of her friends last Wednes-
day evening after they had partici-
pated in a delightful sleighing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fremont Of Mo-
line are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt has recovered
from a several weeks Illness.
The Kensington Embroidery club
was entertained by Miss Ora Redman
Saturday at her home on Fifth street.
Silvis lodge OF A. F. and A. M met
Thursday evening at the Masonic hall.
The Royal Neighbors will meet the
first and third Tuesday OF every month
hereafter.
The local lodge Of Eagles will give
a social dance at Kuhne's hall in honor
Of st. Patrick March IS, when the
Silvis band and orchestra will furnish
the music.
A baby boy arrived at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Hart their first
child. born Sunday.
Frank c. Farley was painfully In
ljured in an accident last Thursday ev-
ening while at work at the transfer
yards. His right hip was bruised and
one hand injured.
Miss Josephine Nelson has accept
ed a position as teacher at the McKin-
} ley school.
Miss Marietta Reimers spent last
Sunday with friends at Let's, Iowa
The following program was well
rendered at school last Friday after
noon. when a number of visitors we're
present, The program was prepared
entirely by the boys of the literary so
Iciety:
Song, my Country, 'Tis of Thee
School
Reading-Lyle Rosenberger.
Life Of Taft-Clyde Reed.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Lena Millen.
Life of Washington-LeRoy Free
, land.
= Reading-John Vasconcelius.
, Instrumental Solo-Miss E. Balm.
Current Events-Joseph Knoblock.
Speech of Black Hawk-Fred Hen
/ derson.
Vocal Solo-NIrs. Mckinley.
Life of Woodrow Wilson-Willie Pc
terson.
Dialogue-Sam Reed and Harold Os
, borne.
Song.
r. Jardine and family OF Kansas
have been guests of H. S. Kirkpatrick
3 en- route to Moline, where they viii
permanently reside
Harry Wilson has recovered from E
recent illness.
The Misses Helen Flynn and Mar!
the Baptist church last Friday even
, ing and carried out the following pro
) gram:
) Piano Solo-Josephine Nelson.
Reading-Clara Carrick.
Piano Solo-Blanche Runsey.
Reading Mildred Becker
Games and contests preceded re
freshments and five new member
! were taken into the society.
Mrs. o. Unslaven is visiting rels
] tives at Minneapolis.
Miss Myra Nichols has returned
l home from a visit at Galesburg witt
her cousin.
Mrs. Fred Ball entertained the Ores
cent Embroidery and Reading clu
Tuesday. Mrs L. Crawford will enter
tain the club next week.
Rev. E. w. Thompson and wife ar
e visiting relatives at Macomb, Ill.
q Mrs. Matthew F. Gillespie wa
Y brought home from the Moline cit.
j hospital much improved in health.
s A. Cameron has gone to Joliet to re
: side
: ]. Sharp is spending a few days il