Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-01
PERSONAL POINTS

MT. ana Mrs. j. II LLOYD OF AleQO
are in Rock Island visiting friends.
Miss Helen Allen of Rock Island
left this morning for visit at Keokuk.
Mr. and Mrs T. 4. Pender left last
night for an extended sojourn in Colo
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James Campbell of Rock Island is
enjoying his vacation in Yellowstone
park.
Miss Elizabeth Murray of Eldon is
the guest of Rock Island friends this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Ohaver, former
residents OF Rock Island, are visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Reynolds of St
Louis have been in Rock Island this
week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Walsh Of Gin
ton are visiting at the home of E. c.
Walsh, Jr., in this city.
Fl. F. Lamp, 1717 Twenty-fifth street,
has returned home after a weeks trip
down the Mississippi river.
John Psulson and son of Moline
were passengers on the steamer ST.
Paul this morning enroute north.
b. F. Knox and daughter, Miss Mary
Knox, have returned from a ten days
visit in St. Paul and Minneapolis
Miss Emma Dysart of Chicago was
in Rock Island this morning enroute
to Keokuk for visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Payton of Moline
were in Rock Island this morning en-
route to Keokuk, where they will
spend several days.
( Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ullman of Moline
were in Rock Island this morning en-
route to St. Paul They expect to be
away several weeks.
! Miss Marie Sewers and Henry
I krusey of Freeport, Ill, are visiting
for few days az the home of Charles
/ Craig, 22612 Second avenue.
c. E. Yates, the young man who
was overcome with the heat Wednes-
| day evening while standing in front
of the Harper house, left today for
q vacation trip to st. Paul
Miss Esther Hjelte of Oakland, Cal.
visited yesterday at the home of DR..
and Mrs c. A. Blomgren, S25 Thirty
fifth street. enroute from Niagara
/ Falls to Oakland.
Mrs Warren Anderson. 1882 Nine
/ teenth street, today left for two
weeks visit at the home of her sister
in Chicago. Miss Dorothy Olson C
I cOmpanied her.
B. E. Oakleaf and Paul Oakleaf OF
. Che-ryviile. Kan, returned 10 their
homes this morning They will go
as fer as St Louis on the steamer
Quincy and the remainder of the jour
Eey will be made by rail.
Mr. and Mrs. N. p. Olson of Red
Wing, Mimi, were visitors in the city
today for a short time. They were
, passengers on the steamer Quincy en-
route TO St Louis. Mr. Olson is editor
Of the Daily Eagle of Red Wing.
Miss Carrie Gregg and Miss Mary
Bailey OF this city and Mrs. George
Boynton Of Davenport. left today for
/ Weauetonsing, Mich, where they will
be the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. J.. Walker The party will visit
in Chicago en- route, and will be away
for some weeks.
Postmaster II. A. J. Mcdonald OF
this city and DR.. W. A. Crooks. super
intendent of the WATERFOWL hospital
were in Monmouth Wednesday attend
ing the Mercer county booster day
Justice George A. Cook and former
Congressman James Mckinney were
among the noted Mercer county Wis
itors.
f. NJ Hayes for several years g
resident of this city has gone to st
Louis. Mo, 10 take charge of a new
steel plant there. For a number o.
years Mr.. Hayes was assistant super
intendent of the Republic Lon and
Steel company's plant in Moline and
for the past year has been travelling
for the Colonial Steel company o
Pittsburgh, Pa. He has many friend.
in the tri-cities who will wish hin
success in his new position. Mrs
Hayes will leave here TO join her nus
band Sunday a farewell party VII
be given by her friends in her homo
: tomorrow afternoon.
All the news all the time - Tn,
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