Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-13
MATHERVILLE

I Wednesday where he will submit &c
another operation. Mr.. HOltgreen had
mis- arm broken nine months ago and
/ it never healed. This viii make the
third operation and his many friends
hone i will be successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wiley and family
] we're in Rock Island Monday.
Mrs. Louis Sword and daughter
Mrs. Joe Holgate were Aledo visitors
: Thursday.
Word has been received here from
Harvey OF the marriage Of John
Schroeder a former Matherville resi-
dent. TO Miss Isabelle Salkeld OF that
pace.
Willard Anderson, who has been en-
ployed in Moline during the summer
has returned to Matherville.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Fred Schroeder wednesday.
Miss Emma Araya has returned
from an extended visit at Des Moines'
Iowa.
The Redmen are planning on big
time at their third annual ball which
will be held Wednesday, December 3.
William Beck has moved his family
TO Moline where he will make his fu-
ture home.
II. f. Sudlow was out from Rock Is
land on business Tuesday.
William Polish went to Centerville,
Iowa Tuesday where he is prosecuting
a coal company for an injury which he
received in an accident some time
ago.
James Taylor of Peoria was here
Wednesday to visit his son, Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beers of
Cable were visitors here Tuesday.
They also visited in Aledo.
Mrs. Joe Rowe was called TO Coal
Valley Thursday by the illness of a
relative.
Thomas Goraman of East Moline
was a business caller here Wednes-
day.
William Inch was in Cable the latter
part of the week tearing down house
which he VIII move TO this place.
Mrs. c. NJ. Murrell was a Rock Is
land shopper Thursday.
John Mcwhorter arrived here from
Canada the first of the week and is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jake thinner.
Mrs. Bel of Presumption was a Wis
itor here Tuesday.
Peter Conner was in Viola and
AIedo on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Zude and two sons
spent Thursday with relatives near
Aledo.
John Olson and sons. Charles and
Lee. went to Orion Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of a relative.
Mrs Peter Brown and daughter of
East Moline were visitors at the
Pearce home Friday.
Ralph Jackson was a Rock Island I
passenger Friday evening.
A dance was given in Boden's hall |
evening in honor of Miss |
Emma Araya.
Joe Wild made a business trip to I
Monmouth Saturday.
John Boden has started TO erect an |
opera house which will be a big addi-
ion to the town. Mr.. Boden will use
1 as a moving picture theatre and
lance hall. Work Is being rapidly
pushed and if the weather keeps fav-
1rabie will soon be ready for Occu-
nancy.
Grover Davis was a week end Wis
tor at his home in Sherlock. Iowa.
Miss Bessie Johnson spent Sunday
With her sister. Mrs. Frank Moline.
Casper Maurer was in Aledo Sunday
.vening
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harris and
,aby of Coal Valley were week end
-isitors here.
Gust Jafyert of Aledo spent Monday
With his son, Arne.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinner were
lock Island passengers Sunday even
ng
Willie Liebendorfer went to Moline |
Ionday where - viz work at the ;
arpenter trade.
Fred Wilson was in Aledo Sunday.
The Ma.herville football eleven
-ent 10 Moline Sunday where they de-
Gated the Scotch team OF that city
18th a score of to 1. This was
first game and they
lade an exceptionally good showing. !
hey will play a return game on the /,
zeal grounds Sunday.
Fred Walton was a Davenport Wis
or Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mable Sherrard Of Sherrard
.SllCu mere the VI NAt NEth I
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haddick and
lildren OF Rock Island spent Sunday
the Pearce home.
c. l. Gregory, county superintend-
1t OF schools spent Monday visiting
ie. school here.
John Little was IN Rock Island Sun
".
Pat Kennedy has been quite i'll with
eurisy but is slowly recovering.
Martin Rhen, Miller Lewis and Fred
oster accompanied the football team
Moline Sunday.
When a cold becomes settled in the
stem. II viii take several days treat
ent to cure it, and the best remedy
use Is Chamberlain's Cough Rem
y. II VIII cure quicker than any
her. and also leaves the system in a I
tural and healthy condition. Sold
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