Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-01-28
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Mrs. John Ransom was hostess to
the Kensington Embroidery club last
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Second avenue.
There will be concert at the Metho-
dist church next Friday evening,
jan. 81.
Mesdames John Hughes, Mason
TTeadwell and Stettler were guests of
Mrs. Peter Boyle at a thimble party
Friday afternoon.
J. Lee Crowder continues very III.
Mrs. John Henderson has entirely re-
covered from a recent serious illness
OF three months.
Mr.. Houston has arrived home from
visit at Quincy.
Mrs. Kittie Prue was visiting her
mother at Viola last Monday.
Mrs. Ben Nelson spent Wednesday
in the tri-cities
Mr. Heddin, who was badly injured
BY a large timber falling on his lack
while at work at the shops, is rapidly
recovering.
Willie Knapp of Coal Valley visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. w D. Chapman was paid a
visit by her sister, Miss Stella WAYNE,
% Orion.
Mrs. II. H. Cowles entertained the
Crescent Reading and Embroidery
club last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James Shannon will entertain
TIE Womans club next Friday.
Jesse Wilson has recovered from a
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Smith have ar
rived home from visit at Chicago.
Mrs. Pottiger and daughter, Mrs.
Dorman, moved into Mr. Swenson's
large new cement block house on First
avenue and Seventh street, which con-
| teins II rooms. They will run a room
ing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Bowman of Wa
| tertown visited relatives here last
Thursday.
Miss Elsie Wylie visited relatives and
friends at WATERFOWL last week.
Little Robert Stevens Of Sixth street
has been i'll.
Mrs. E. Lund has arrived home from
visit with relatives and friends at
Coal Valley.
Mrs. Emil Klebe was paid a visit by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp, of
Coal Valley.
Mrs. Howard Skinner will entertain
, the members and friends of the Bap-
! fist Ladies Aid society at their next
meeting Wednesday, Feb. 5.
! Mrs. David Beverage had as a
guest her sister, Miss Velma Vascol-
cellas of Quincy, while enroute TO
Texas.
Mrs Katie Rasmussen, who was
! badly burned by gasoline explosion,
! is improving and it is thought no ser
! ious results will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Reed of First
avenue and Seventh street are the
parents of little daughter born last
Friday morning. The little lady was
" tIcomed by three brothers.
The local o. E. S. met in Moline
with the tri-city lodges one evening
last week
! Miss Millen, teacher Of the 7th and
Sth grades, IS i'll at her home in Rock
Island. Mrs. Nellie Thompkins is sub
shutting for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry Of Keswick, Iowa,
visited the formers parents here last
week g
: Grin Redmond of Dies Moines visit
ed his mother and sister here last
week
Mrs. Lester Crawford is ill with
broachitis.
MI and Mrs Pottiger, Jr., are the
parents of little daughter, born last
Monday evening. They reside in the
new Swanson building.
! Mrs. Richard Walsh has as a guest
her sister, Mrs. Shaughnessy of Chi
cago
Little Doris Ferguson entertained
number of her classmates on her 18th
birthday anniversary.
George Nichols continues i'll.
The eth and sth grades have formed
literary society and gave program
al the Mckinley school last Friday
afternoon and also elected officers
They will give a program the third
Friday Of every molth.
Mrs. Stephens of Fifth street has re
lowered from a recent Illness.
A Jones has arrived home from q
visit at Shefield.
The Crescent Reading and EN-
broidery club has elected Mrs Thomp
as Crawford president; Mrs W En-
meret, vice president and Mrs. H
Hickman secretary and treasurer. The,
will nee, with the president of the so
Ciety lext week
W. Craven and family have moved
70 Bloomington, Ill
Have you a weak throat? If SO, yor
cannot be too careful. You cannot be
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