Rock Island Argus., 1913-10-10
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SOnn NdlidCe ana gTanuSC1, W d1-
+: lace Carter. left Tuesday for their
home in Silver Creek, Neb, after max
ing an extended visit with relatives /
here.
Miss Myra Hammond spent Satur
day with friends in Viola.
Mrs. Harry Downey and son Everett |
arrived home Tuesday from Carthage, /
where they have made an extended
visit with Mrs. Downey's mother, Mrs. /
Mary Lemon.
Mr~and Mrs. ". ]. Blair and daugh-
ter Beuiah and Mrs Blair's mother,
Mrs. S. J. Stone OF Iron River. Mich,
left fer their home Wednesday after
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Lowry.
Friends in this city have received
the announcement of the marriage of
Miss Marie Blanche Thomason and d.
Clarence Muncy, which occurred at
Fort Collins, Col, on Saturday, Sept.
20. The bride is the oldest daughter
. of Attorney and Mrs. Lee d. Thomson
, Of Fort Collins. She was born and
; grew TO young womanhood in Aledo.
where she has many friends who wish
/ her a happy and prosperous life. Mr..
, and Mrs. Muncy are at home to their
, friends in Fort Collins, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter johnson return
ed to their home in Woodruff Monday
after spending a few days with Mrs.
C. ]. Carlson.
William Osborn of Usage City. Kan,
came the last of the week and spent
few days with his brother, E. H. Os-
: born, and family
Mrs. William Scannell and two sons,
i John and Fred, returned to their home
in North Henderson after making a
!, short visit with ]. w. Scannen and
other relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. W. ]. NJ. Cunningham
. and little son, who have been spending
few weeks with Mrs. Cunningham s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Eakin, re-
turned to their home in Chicago Mon
:. day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Butcher and Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Reaber went to Spring
field Tuesday to spend few days at
the state fair.
F. c. Cunningham went to Gales
burg Monday. where he will spend a
week with friends.
Mrs. James Minor went to Viola
Tuesday to make a few days visit
with her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Cooper.
Mothers day was celebrated by the
P. e. o. society at the home of Mrs
Charles Detwiler Monday afternoon
Mrs. Detwiler was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Opal Wolff, Mrs. R. L
Watson, Mrs. ]. w. Wallace, Mrs. A
c. Sells, Mrs. c. A. Miller, and Mrs
w. Philleo. The spacious rooms were
profusely decorated with autum:
leoves and flowers. About 40 mem
bers, mothers and invited guests wer,
present. Each lady was asked t.
bring her Oldest hat untrimmed and
some old trimming. The package,
were exchanged and each trimmed
hat, which she wore during the after
noon. This proved a delightful tasl
and many wonderful millinery produc
tions were displayed. bountiful old
fashioned dinner was served, the frs
course consisting of mush and mil
served in pretty little blue bowls whicl
venirs of the pleasant afternoon. Al
present were convinced that the P. Z
O.s, whatever the mystic name ma
signify, are perfect every one as eI
tertainers. These were present fro-
I'll cut of town: Mrs. Dickson of Quincy
:. Mrs. Prentiss of New Boston, Mrs. NJ
~ Kelvey of Eliza, and Mrs. Aitkin Q
at Colorado Springs, Col.
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw went t
sk. Joy Tuesday to make a short visi
is with Mrs. Downs.
on Mrs D. S.. Prentiss returned to he
ill home in New Boston Tuesday after
ur few days visit with her parents, Nj
OK and Mrs. H. B. Eshbach.
te- Rev. ]. J. Thompson of Monmouth n
er- turned home Monday after making
ire short visit with relatives here. He wa
accompanied home by his sister, Mis-
Margaret Thomson. who will spend
few days in the city.
Mrs. Minnie Carroll left Tuesday fc
Oklahoma, where she will spend fe'
,~ weeks with her nephew and wife, NJ
and Mrs. o. Markham, in Oklahom
~ City, and with her brother, H.
Markham, in Tuttle, Okla.
of Mrs. D. ]. Odel went to Joy Tuesda
to make a short visit with her mothe
Mrs. r. Culick.
The Sunbonnet club was entertaine
by Mrs. W. H. Holmes and Mrs. l..
up Boyd Tuesday afternoon at the hon
Of of Mrs. Holmes. About 60 membel
were present and very pleasant a
mp ternoon was spent.
ith Miss Kate Smith, who has made
or few weeks visit with her cousins, N
or and Mrs. Elmer Fuller. and oth'
ed, friends, left Monday for Tamo. low
lgs where she will spend few days wit
md her nephew, Charles Hunt, before r
are turning to her home in WilsonvilI
sy, Neb.
so Mrs. George A. Cooke, daughter, Mi
Martha, sons, George and Thomas, al