Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-04
SILVIS

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! Mesdames L. Bell, H. Schmidt, D.
Marchant and J. Pike met Friday and
arranged a program for the year 1918
for the Woman's club.
Mrs. Arthur Small has recovered
! from a recent illness.
The dance given Thursday evening
at Kuhnes hall by the. local band boys
was well attended.
Last week the pupils took their
semi-annuaI examinations at the Nc
Kinley school house
The members OF the G.. l. A. win
entertain the B. of l. Z. at a valel-
tine party Feb. at the Masonic hall.
r. Reeves has returned to his du-
ties as carpenter at the shops after
having had one hand severely cut
and bruised.
Mrs. James Shannon was hostess to
the Woman's club Friday afternoon.
The COuhtry club met last Saturday
evening with L. Korb and family.
Mrs. A. c. Hanson was paid visit
by Mrs. E Straeffer of Peoria.
Guy DeBourcey had the misfortune
to fall, injuring one arm and receiving
bad bruises while engaged in his du-
ties as engineer on the Rock Island
road.
w. Heddin who was struck on the
back by heavy timber while working
as boilermaker's helper at the railroad
shops here several weeks ago, is able
TO be out though not entirely recover
ed from his painful injury
Mrs. Emma Ball has recovered from
the grip.
Mrs. Ben Nelson spent Monday
morning ih Moline.
Henry Schmidt visited at Lincoln,
Neb., last week.
The home of Rev. and Mrs f w
Thompson was the scene of a pleasant
surprise party perpetrated by the
members and friends of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid society Thursday After
some time spent in social conversation,
music and heedlework, a nice dinner
was served.
A number Of guests were delightful
ly entertained at the home of Mrs. r.
Hay Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Frymeyer Of Carbon Cliff
visited with friends here last week.
J Wilson made a business trip to
/, Georgia for Deere & Co.
Rev. Z. W. Thompson has recovered
from a recent illness.
". Clouson of Wyanet visited with
friends here last week.
The 3. Y. P. L. met at the church
, Thursday evening. when refreshments
} followed the regular routine of bust
ness. 4 literary and musical program
was also rendered
The Baptist Sunday school IS plan
. ming a chicken supper for this month
Grant McKendrick is visiting his par
ents az Camanche, Iowa.
John Brown and family Of Osborne
visited here Saturday.
Mrs Stewart Bull and little daugh-
, ter of East Moline visited relatives
here Friday.
William Abrams Of Des Moines spent
last sunday at the home of his family
here
The following program was given by
the Ladies' Aid society at the Metho-
. dist church last Friday evening, and
preceded refreshments:
Song-Choir.
Vocal Solo-Miss Crowder.
Selectlon-Male quartet
Reading-Ann Haddick.
Selectioh-Evans trio. 7
Vocal Solo,. Barclay
Duet-Nisses Thompson.
Song-Choir
Vocal ~Solo-E. Brown
Reading Ann Haddick
Song-Mrs. Chapman.
Vocal Solo, Johnson.
Violin Solo-E. Shannon.
Selection-Ladies' quartet
Song-Choir.
The Royal Neighbors Of Silvis have
installed the following officers:
! Oracle-Edith Pencil.
!. Vice Orac!e-Ellen Seypholtowsky.
Past OTscle-Minnie Ball
Chancellor-Rose Finn
Observation-Disclosures Hampson.
|. Receiver-Efie Scott.
Y Msrshal-Rhoda Crossley.
Assistant Marshal-Jennie Clark.
Inner Sentinel-Anna Nichol.
Outer Sentinel-Nellie Eckert.
Managers - Mesdames DeBourcey,
Clark and Hanson.
Physiciahs-Drs. Chapman and Han
son.
ST. Louis-George L. Colburn and
NJ. G. Vinegar OF the Washington and
Choctaw Land company were sentenc-
ed in the federal district court here
Ito five wears IN the federal prison AZ