Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-17
SILVlS

U. Bell was paid a visit by ]. Bell
ST Nebraska last week.
Last Wednesday evening Harold
Wilson entertained a number Of his
classmates at birthday party at the
home of his parents on Eighth street.
1t was his fifteenth birthday anniver-
sary. Games and music preceded
nice lunch.
Henry Guesenhagen and family en-
tertained Miss Hymenn last week.
Mrs. r. Warren has returned home
from a visit at Chicago with relatives.
Miss Proud of England is visiting
relatives here.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet Thursday at the church.
C. Daily of Cedar Rapids, called on
friends in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson of Four
teenth street are the parents of lit
tie boy who arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Lund and Miss Viola Lund are
visiting relatives at Freeport.
c. Ferguson has as guests his
brother and wife of California.
DR.. and Mrs. Chapman went by
auto to Osborn, ILL.,, last Tuesday
where they visited friends.
Last Friday afternoon about thirty
| ladies' of the Crescent Reading and
Embroidery club and also the men,
bers and friends of the Pioneer Birth
day club were entertained at the NO
line Y. NJ. c. A. in honor of Mrs.
Thomas W. Crawford Of Silvis at
S-course luncheon. Mrs. Crawford de-
parts soon for California.
Mrs. w. Emmett has as a guest
Miss Seeley of Washington.
Miss Selma Johnson was married
to Albert Olson at noon on Friday
at Dixon. They will reside here.
The groom is a carpenter. Both are
well and favorably known in Silvis.
! Mrs. George Nichols was visited by
her niece and nephew Of Galesburg.
Miss Anna West departed last Mon
| day for Chicago after visiting friends
here the past six weeks.
Miss Edna Ransom departed for
| her home at Gable after visiting rel
|
| led her home.
! L. Bell has arrived home from a
| visit at Sherrard.
Mrs. John Henderson and children
have arrived home from a visit at
Tonica, III.
DR.. Johnson of Sherrard has opened
dental parlors on First avenue.
Vincent Phelps has returned home
after visiting his sister Mrs. Belle
McKinsey at independence, Iowa,
the past year.
Mrs. Jackson has arrived home
from visit at Jacksonville.
Mrs. George Hampshire will de-
part soon for England to visit her
mother.
David Stout will move his family
here from Marshalltown, Iowa.
Miss Ada Carrick has recovered
from a recent operation performed
at the Moline city hospital.
Miss Lenius of Chicago visited
friends here last week.
d. Bell and R. Walsh and families
spent Sunday at Sherrard with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. W. Whitmarsh will soon move
to Marshalltown, Iowa.
Mrs. o. C. Williams was paid visit
by Mrs. Mcdonald of Chicago who
is enroute to California.
Miss Margaret Allen of Colona Wis
tied friends dere last week.
Miss Lasia Lewis returned home to
Eldridge, Iowa, after visiting rela.
tives here
Mrs. Troutman of Carbon Cliff Wis
tied friends here Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. c. Nilsson are spend
ing few days at San Antonio, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Smith are visit
ing friends at Muscatine, Iowa.
Mrs. Conrad Schadt and two Chi
dren have arrived home from a visi
at Andalusia with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Steckman.
d. A. Beverage and family recently
had as guests Mr. and Mrs. H Vas
concellos of Des Moines, Iowa, Miss
Vasconcellos and Mrs. G. Hlingswortt
! of St Louis.
p Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Franz
Pershing and Miss Mabel johnson
! entertained a company of friend:
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Peter
son of Rea, Missouri
, Mrs. A Tubbs assisted by her daugh
/, ter Mrs. w. Murray entertained a com
pany Of friends in honor of Mrs. For
| est Tubbs OF Moline last Saturda,
: evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Klebe returne,
home last Monday from q visit il
l Barstow.