Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-06
SILVIS

children, visited friends at Port BY
ron last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and family
have moved here from Kansas.
! Mr.. WEIGH of Marshalltown, Iowa,
was calling On friends here last week.
new notion store is now located
| on First avenue.
The social dance given at the hall
! Wednesday was we'll attended.
| Prof Justin Washburn principal of
the schools here, and the grade
teachers attended a teachers meeting
in East Moline Saturday and report
the meeting Interesting and instruct
i've
| Mrs Clayton Reed and children of
Rock Island, visited relatives here
Sunday
Mr.. Witter is visiting his parents at
Atchison.
Last Thursday the members of the
Memorial Methodist church met at
the church. The time was spent in
sewing. 1t was an all-day meeting
and dinner was served at noon.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met
at the church Wednesday. Each mem
Der furnished an article toward the
bountifuI dinner which was served at
noon. The intervening hours were
passed in conversation and needle
work.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
G. /. A. had meeting at the Masonic
hall. Most of the members attended
and it was a pleasant and profitable
meeting.
Las. Friday afternoon from to 4
little Violet Kinoff-ick entertained al
number of her friends at Thanksgiv-
ing party, when games and contests
preceded a nice lunch.
Miss Marie WEIGH entertained Miss
Margaret Allen of Colona last week
A number of the friends of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Buderstad, we're invited guests !
at farewell card party last Thurs,
day evening. The prizes were won by |
Mrs. S. A Cartwright and Mrs. c. W. |
Hink.
Mrs Mary Harper gave a Thanks |
giving dinner to a number of her rel |
atiyes and friends.
Last Wednesday evening the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sleeth was the
scene of very pleasant social gath
Der of their friends from the tri-cities
and Siivis. Games, music and dane
ing were enjoyed. musical program
was rendered and an elaborate supper
followed Messrs Gray. Frazer and |
Morrison and families and Miss Grit
fon of Moline and w. McDougaI and
r. Kerr and families of Rock Island,
Mr.. Cameron and Gray and family also
off Moline were out of town guests.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Mary Metz
gar of Moline. gave an address al the
Baptist church 20 the W. c. T. T.,
which was organized in Silvis last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs z. Sincox OF Sherrard
spent last Thursday here with re.a-
tives
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hill have gone
to Bettendorf to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith will enter
tain the W. /. Y. L. club af er Chrit-
mas The club had a very pleasant
last Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo En-
Iers, when the principal diversion of
the evening was the usual game of
500. An oyster supper was served.
Harold Osborne came from La
Fayette, ILL.,, where he has been a.
tending school. to visit his mother
during the Thanksgiving week.
Last Tuesday evening Rose cha pier
Of the Eastern Star very delightfully."-
the members of the Mo-
line chapter at the Masonic hall.
Patron of the Order c. Biederstadt,
who departs soon for his new hcme
in Wisconsin, gave his parting ad
dress. Other addresses followed and
Miss Mildred Adams rendered a vocal
solo. Over seventy people were in at
tendance
Rev. and Mrs. Loyal W. Thomp-I
son recently had as a guest Miss Nell
Wolfram, who returned home TO
Capron, ILL.,, last Monday.
Ethel Clark. AID mother are IN Ida
no. called there by the serious illness
1f a relative.
Conrad Ne.son arrived home from a
brief visit in New Mexico. where he
vas looking after the interests OF the
Rock Island railroad shops. the trip
business and pleasure.
The East Moline high school seniors
ire scheduled to play a game Of bas-
zetball here this week.
Mrs. Carl z. Larson is suffering