Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-08

school ana the evening services next T
Sabbath will be held at the park.
There will be basket dinner and at |
the close of the afternoon service the /
pastor will call the roll of the mem t
bership of the church.
Miss Mildred Smith of New Wind !
sor was the guest of relatives in |
town last week.
Cola Ralston left Saturday evening ]
for Joy, where she will teach the sew !
enth and eighth grades of the public |
schools there this school year.
Miss Mary Denen of Aledo visited
last week with her grandparents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Hugh Denen.
Mrs J. L. Robinson visited in Aledo
Thursday. She was accompanied
home by her cousin, Mrs. Jennie Fem
der, who made short visit her
Miss Gabrielson of Orion came Sat
urday evening for a visit with Miss
Selma Johnson.
George Pine was a passenger to
New Windsor Monday morning.
z. R. Frazier and J. o. Ashenhurst
left Tuesday night for Chicago to bri;g
which they purchased while in the
city two weeks ago. A. R. Frakes
accompanied them.
w. A. McGaughy shipped four cars
of cattle to Chicago Tuesday. Mr..
McGaughy and son, Charles, and
James Cary went with the shipment
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lundell of Mo-
line, who have been staying with Mrs
Lundell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Boyer, for some time, are the parents
of daughter. which was born to them
Saturday evening, Aug. 80. The little
one has been very i'll, but is getting
along nicely. Mrs. A. P. Lundell and
daughter. Ruth, and Mr.. and Mrs IT.
win Lundell came from Moline in their
auto Monday.
Mrs. R. c. Terrey left last Satur-
day morning for Lewiston, Ill, to visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nc.
Cumber.
Mrs. Mary E. Brown of Altoona and
Mrs. Charles Brown and two children
of Elston, Iowa, visiteu last week with
w. A. Hefiin and family, returning to
Altoona Saturday.
| W. L. B. Jenkinson went to Wood
hull Wednesday morning to visit rel
atives.
D. F. Ralston departed Wednesday
afternoon on few days trip to his
farm at Elbow Lake, MINI. The grain
Office will be in charge of L. B. Sims
during his absence.
Mrs. Sarah Burke and children, for
mer residents of this place, but now
Of Freeport, ILL.,, visited last week with
friends and relatives here.
William O'Brien and son, Arson,
were visitors in New Boston over Sun.
day.
James Smith of North Henderson
came Friday evening for a few days
visit with his brother, William Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Woodside OF
North Henderson and ]. c. Smith and
Mr.. Slade Of Shanghai, came over in
their auto Tuesday and Mr. Smith re
turned home with them.
Father Phelan of Galesburg came
Saturday evening to assist Father T
u. Mckinney in services Sunday
Services were held in three different
places, Viola, Presumption and Math
erville.
Miss Myra Hammond left Friday
evening for Aledo, where she is en-
gagged to teach school this year.
Otto Braser of Evanston is enjoy
ing weeks vacation here at the
I home of his parents
The material for the new concrete
bridge across the Edwards river, nortl
of Gilchrist, is being unloaded at tn,
switch this week. Active operation
) will begin at once.
f Mrs. Grace Turner and children O
Matherville spent several days at tn
t home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Voss.
q The United Presbyterian synod o
! Illinois will meet in Viola Sept sc
+ Oct. l and 8. There will be rs or NOR
t visitors here during the three days
The session will be open to the publ
and many excellent addresses will b
/ given.
II Rev. and Mrs. Barnes will spend tn
! next two weeks in the Downer res
4 home, Milwaukee. There will be n
= peaching services in the United Pre-
byterian church next Sabbath. On tn
=, following Sabbath Rev. w ]. Buchai
:, an of West Allies, Wis, will preac
: both morning and evening"
The boys who attended the reunic
Of the 102 Illinois regiment at Ne
! Windsor last week, speak in the higl
= est terms of the treatment receive
. while there. They were given an aut
ride about the town, band, vocal an
instrumental music was furnishe
which delighted the soldier boys. TT
IL evening camp fire was also an enjo
: able feature.
Little, Alice and Loren Mcbride
49, Monmouth spent Sunday at the hon
- of Mr.. and Mrs. William He'll, ca
- of town.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. CARRIER and tv
children, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Wine al
children, all of Kewanee, Israel Me
ers and Sam Rosenfield of Rock
land spent Sunday ct the home of n
and Mrs. A. Winston
Roy Baxter left Wednesday morniI
for Fargo. n. D., where he will wo
through the harvest
B. c. Markham of Portland, Or
, was visitor in Viola several da
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