Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-27
SILVIS

Miss Ada Peterson departed last /
for Sheffield and Annawan |
TO visit relatives.
Mrs William Downing and little 7
daughter Jane Elizabeth departed for
their home at Sterling after visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. A c. Hanson was paid visit T
by Miss Eva Shasser. who returned
home TO Peoria.
Mrs Plemens was burned very bad
ly by the explosion OF kerosene in
the kitchen range. The flames burn
ed her face and hands very painfully. |
Mrs. William Emmert will enter
tain the Baptist Ladies Aid society
and friends Wednesday afternoon,
March 5
Mrs Andrew Peterson spent part of
Monday in the tri-cities.
Miss Julius Schneider has taken a
position in the Chicago bakery res
taurant at Moline.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Shadt have ar
rived home from Andalusia where
they attended the funeral of a nephew,
Chester Stickman
The local lodge of Masons met at
the hall last Friday evening. It was
a special meeting
Miss Dorothy McGown and parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. McGown of West Lib
erty visited relatives here last week.
Miss Pearl Hamilton and parents
have returned home from Wyoming.
H., after visiting relatives here sew
eral weeks
Mrs. George Nichols entertained the
Pioneer Birthday club Saturday after
noon at her home on Eleventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Phelps of Cedar
Rapids are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Phelp on Sixth street
Miss Mary Deborb assisted by her
Sunday school class gave Washing
ton social at the home OF Miss Letitia
Korning Friday evening when refresh
ments followed a fine musical and
literary program.
/ George Nichols was paid a visit by
/ Mr. and Mrs F. Kelly who departed
7 last week for their home at Kansas
City.
/ G.. Bell OF Sherrard is visiting rela-
/ tives in Silvis and intends to reside
. here permanently.
The st Margaret society is plan
ming an Easter bazaar.
3 The literary society Of the seventh
and eighth grades at the Mckinley
school will give a program next
Thursday afternoon.
! Twelve boys and girls were guests
Of Miss Orna Kendall Thursday even
ing when refreshments followed mu-
sic games and contests.
A new Birthday club was organized
here which will meet with Mrs l..
Crawford Thursday.
Mrs Mary Harper was visited by
Mrs. +. FoIkinburg Of Montezuma.
Iowa
The home OF air and Mrs James
shannon was the scene OF a pleasant
social gathering last Thursday after
noon when Mrs. Sara Osborne, H. H.
Cowles and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
kirkpatrick were invited guests at a
6 O'Clock dinner in honor of Mrs.
Cowles. ST. OF Vermont.
Waldo Mckinley and mother. Mrs.
George Mckinley. were visiting friends
al Oskaloosa, Iowa, last Sunday.
The St. Margaret society has elect
ed the following officers: President,
Mrs. R Walsh; secretary. Mrs. r.
Nicer, treasurer, Mrs. L. Hanson.
Last Tuesday evening the Order Of
Eastern Star met as usual. Mrs. Stu
art Of West Liberty and Mrs Shreeve
OF Oskaloosa were guests.
Mrs. Henry Geisenhageu received
word of the death OF her mother in
Pennsylvania
Guests at the home OF John Ransom
and family are Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Fayre OF Sherarrd.
!. Mrs. H. 5. Hill arrived home from
Perry, Iowa, where she visited rela.
t!yes
Mrs. Earl Evans and children Max,
Alpha and Waneta of Moline visited
friends here last Sunday.
Vincent Phelp departed for Cedar
Rapids. accompanied by his mother
Mrs. Mary Phelp. Wednesday morning
10 visit relatives
Miss Csthsrine Bull spent Saturday
in the tri-cities.
Mrs Mary Phelp and son Vincent
arrived home last Friday from Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, where they were visit.
ing relatives. Vincent, accompanied