Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-16
SILVIS

| mo uASISs dllGE NlSIlluS HIS HOInSl
here.
James Evans has entirely recovered
from injuries sustained in recent &C
cident when riding a bicycle which
! collided with a street car last week.
| Mrs. F. Hall and children have re
turned home from a visit at Orion.
Mrs. Kindlingspergen of Carbon Cliff
visited friends and relatives here las
Wednesday.
The local order of Eastern Stars
were invited guests at an excursion
to Linwood Thursday. Coal Valley
Orion and Cambridge chapters werG
present.
R. S. Silvis had as guests Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Silvis of Rock Island
| A. V. Neblett, aged % years and
employed at the shops here had one
hand badly crushed while working as
| boilermaker Monday morning
Mr.. Abrams has purchased a new
automobile.
Mrs. Guy De Bouseey was hostess
to the NJ. e o. club last Saturday af
ternoon. The ladies will next meet
| WITH MI f(OdCH.
Mr.. Wood of First avenue is suffer
ing with a dislocated shoulder caused
by fall.
j. A. Johns and family are in Wis.
consin called there by the death of
his brother, who was killed in a rail.
road accident.
Mrs. Pottiger, Jr., and the Misses
Olivia Carlson, Mildred Dorman, Mil,
dred Hood and Margaret Leasure spent
Wednesday at the Watch Tower park
in Rock Island
Mrs. Clayton Reed of Rock Island
visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. Hampshire had his foot pain.
fully bruised while working at the
railroad shops here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Lund recently had
as a guest A. Hagedorn of Brainard
MINI.
B. l. Faulkner and wife have moved
into their new residence on Tenth
street, which they purchased of Mr..
Wencke. MIR. Faulkner has resided in
Trenton, Mo-, until recently.
]. Harper has taken a position at
the roundhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Walsh have arrived
home from a visit with relatives at
Chicago.
A. Price had the misfortune to bruise
one hand quite severely by having it
struck with heavy iron bar while at
work at the roUndhouse.
Mrs. T. J. Rumsey entertained the
mr. Eric 1f ha Do ticf
Ladies' Aid society last Wednesday af-
teTnoon.
Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ. Osborne are re.
joicing over the arrival of little boy.
Mr.. Osborne is pastor Of the Baptist
church here.
]. Sharpe has returned home from
South Dakota.
Mrs. L. Geesenhagen entertained the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society Thurs
day afternoon.
The Masons of Silvis met at the
hall last Friday evening.
The Misses Hall and Ferguson and
Mrs. r. Meier spent las: Monday at
Colona.
Jesse Eckert, who has been i'll with
rheumatism for several months, has
gone to Ohio to recuperate his health
and will return to his work at the
shops in July.
Mrs. Charles Hood assisted by her
daughter entertained the Busy Bee cir
Gle of the Baptist church last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Hardy and family have return
ed home from a visit at Minnesota
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil KIebe are visit.
ing relatives at Coal Valley.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin who recently
moved here from Iceland
Mrs. Victor Hokinson accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Downing, de.
parted for Atlanta, Iowa, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Benson.
Mr.. Daytime is spending a few weeks
in Chicago.
Miss Eva Yockes is visiting at La
Sale.
MIR. Willis of Carbon Cliff was
caller in Silvis last Monday.
Mrs. John Ransom was paid a visit
by her aunt, Mrs. Farnell OF England.
Mr.. Miner has moved to Rock Island.
Relatives and friends here received
word that Mr.. Shingiedecker of Tay-
lor Ridge is ILL.,
Mr.. Whitmarsh of Fifth street will
move to Marshalltown, Iowa, and Rev.
and Mrs. Loyal NJ Thompson will
move into the house vacated by them.
Mr.. Roach and daughter, Miss
Gladys are visiting at Horton, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs Stevens and family of
Fifth street arrived home from Adair,
Iowa, Thursday afternoon and will
move into Miss Frys residence re-
Gently vacated byMr Welsh, who NOV
ed to Marshaiitown, Iowa. Mr.. Staley
vii; move into the house vacated BY
Mr.. Stevens.
Rudy Watkins Is working at the
roundhouse as call boy.
Ralph Smith and family recently
had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. W. Plum
ley, who returned home to West Lib
erty last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pine have returned
home from attending a church conven-
ton at New Windsor, Ill
T. J. Rumsey has resigned the DO
sition Of foreman of the shop transfer
house I HoIderby of Kansas will