Rock Island Argus., 1913-08-04
VIOLA

Mrs. Frank Llnburg and little daugh- |
ter arrived home Tuesday evening af- !
ter spending several weeks in Peoria. |
Mrs. Nancy Terrey went to North
Henderson Wednesday morning for
several days visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Clayton.
Fred Craig, William Lee,RH.Spic-
er and Z. j. Allies went to the bay
Tuesday for several days fishing.
Mesdames Gillespie and Mcdonald
of Aledo spent Thursday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Saunders.
A carload of oil arrived in Viola
Thursday and Friday a sprinkler was
rigged up and several blocks were
| sprinkled. On Saturday morning, the
/ brush was run over the portion which
| had been sprinkled, putting the street
in fine shape. So far the oiling is a
| complete success.
Miss Laura Hopkins visited her
father in Moline last week.
Mrs. Frank Terrey and Mrs. Maud
Ralston went to Gerlaw Saturday to
visit relatives.
/ Rev. c. Z. Fisk, Pm D., who for the
last eight years mas been pastor of the
! Presbyterian church of Viola, has sew
cred his connection with this church
and left with his wife for their new
home at Grand Ridge, Ill, Thursday
morning. Rev. Mr.. Fisk's work during
his stay here has been very satisfac-
tory and relationship most pleasant
John Montgomery from near Aledo
visited over Sunday at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. H. B. Geddes.
c. +. Purdy of Ssrdenia, Ohio, is
visiting friends in this vicinity He is
On his way TO Tacoma, Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. S. c. Upton spent Sun
day with relatives in Presumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard of Rock Is
land were guests at Frank Terrey's
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, Miss Grace
Bowman and Mrs Walter Miles went
by auto to Rock Island last Saturday.
Mrs. John Linburg and two children
returned home from their visit of two
weeks in Hammond, Ind, with Mrs.
Linburg's mother.
Mrs. Gwen Thomas returned home
from her visit with her daughter, Mrs
Harding of Keithsburg. Accompanying
her was her granddaughter, Miss Mary
Harding, and Miss Marian Humphrey
who will visit here few days.
DR. and Mrs. McClanahan were in
Alexis Monday to see Miss Margaret
PinkertOn, who is quite ILL.,
Miss Jennie Thomas went to Math
ersville Sunday for an indefinite stay
Arron and Grover Harrison arrived
home Tuesday evening from an extend
ed visit with relatives IN Pennsylvania
All who heard the lecture by Mis-.
Eva Marshall ShonZ, The Call of the
World TO the Stars and Stripes" haC
the pleasure of listening TO one OF tn,
most impassioned arraignments of tht
legalized liquor traffic that has com,
to Viola audience in many a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Reynolds o
Rock Island came Saturday for a visi
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sum
mers and other relatives here.
Mrs. Ed Phillips went 10 Knoxvill
Saturday for several days visit.
Mrs. A. c. Stewart arrived hom
from her visit with her sister, Mrs
Matters in Aurora.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Upton and Mrs
Nellie Frazier spent Thursday in tn
tri-cities.
g. Clare Patterson of Alexis was +
10 town Tuesday.
n. Agnes Hazel Elliott, the 11-year-oi
re daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Ulysses {
g. Elliott, who died July "a in Galer
ut burg, was born July IA, 1902 in Ch
to cago. She was taken out of schos
last March suffering from typhoid fe'
W er and had since been fl. Pneumoni
n set in the last few days and caused be
IT. death. She was member OF the Bal
ie tist Sunday school az Cameron chape
I'd She was an only child. The remain
n accompanied by the parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Elliott, and other relatives, wei