Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-25
SILVIS

Last Friday evening the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckinley was
the scene of a pleasant young peo-
pies party. Games preceded light re-
freshments.
Mr.. Houston arrived home from
Quincy where he was called by the
death of his brother.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter Jean
have returned home to Annawan after
visiting Mrs. Stevens sister, Mrs. An
drew Paterson here for several days.
w. Reed Sr. who has recently re-
turned home from Arizona is visiting
relatives and friends whom he has not
seen for eight years at Viola, Aledo
and vicinity.
Mrs. Houston has recovered from a
recent illness.
Mrs. c. Corbin is spending few
weeks visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Swanson entertained a num-
Der of guests, members OF the Royal
Neighbors of Watertown, Thursday.
Mrs. w Daily is i'll at the City hos
pital.
Alice Lancaster had the misfortune
| to break her arm while coasting at
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGinnis have arriv-
ed home from visit at Lincoln, Neb.,
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Allison and little daugh-
ter of Carbon Cliff visited friends here
Wednesday.
Catharine DeBoursey has been sick.
Margaret Fletch has recovered from
recent illness.
Mrs. Otto Unslaven and Mrs. P. iBes-
sic were visiting friends at Watertown
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Ireland has as a guest
her mother of Dewitt, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tutberry had
as guest Sunday T. Bramwell Of
England, who departed for Nova SEQ
tia.
Mrs. Maxfeld was in Rock Island
part of last week Her father is i'll
there.
Mrs. L. Hampsen was paid a visit
by her mother of Carbon Cliff.
]. l.. Farley of Malcolm, Iowa, ar
rived here last Saturday morning to
look after his property on First ave-
nue.. He will install a new furnace in
his residence and also build a new
house here in the spring Oh Sixth
street and First avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Korb entertain
ed the Country club Saturday even
ing when the prizes were won by Mrs.
J. C. Korb and Messrs. Apple and
Richard Walsh
Mrs. Fuller was visited by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hanson Of Moline.
Mrs F. L. Haddick was visited last
Friday by her sister, Mrs. c. c. Shin
gledecker who is en- route to Vermil-
ion, S. D., after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Nesbitt Of Ale
do.
Samuel Reed speht Friday afternoon
in Moline
Revival meetings will begin at the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Mrs Hull is visiting her daughter
at Nichols, Iowa.
Miriam Thorp is I'll.
Mr. Huff has recovered from the
grip.
Miss Ora Redman will entertain hel
class of young ladies who will sew fol
an orphahage under the supervision
of the Methodist church in Minnesota
Mrs. A. Lyke was paid a visit BY
her niece of Brooklyn, Iowa.
Margaret Fletch has recovered from
a recent illness.
George Nichols is confined TO hi.
, home on Eleventh street, having haC
| two ribs broken as the result Of I
fall.
| W. Hobson and family of Nintl
: street have as a guest Mrs. Larson o
iCanada.
Word was received here by rela
=, tives that Mark Hill Of Montana is i'll
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Beerbower wer'
> paid a visit by Mrs. W. Zimmerman
, and boy who have returned home t,
| Indiana.
J Mr.. aid Mrs. William Ireland hav
: as a guest Miss Virginia Peal of De
' witt, Iowa
: Richard Mier and family have as
= guest c. McHenry Of Oregon.
J. Mrs. Boardman is sick
Miss Beck Of Rock Island who teach
$ es music here is planning a musics
f cantatta to be given at school in tn
II near future.
n Funeral services for the late Mr.!
/ Estelle Allbrandt who died suddenl
e Of pneumonia Monday evening wer
conducted last Thursday morning fror
1.-THE late home on Seventh street b