Rock Island Argus., 1913-09-12

OF friends who wish her happy life.
Mr.. Porter is man Of much ability,
and has been employed for several
years past in the Cook county re
cording Office. Later in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left for a short
wedding trip, and will return in few
days to depart for their new home
at i06 High street, Blue Island. where
they will be at home to their
friends after Sept. 20. The guests from
out of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Porter, parents of the groom. his
brother, George Porter, and sister,
Mabelle Porter, and Mrs. Anna Aber-
crcmbie of Chicago, Mrs. Junge, Misses
Olga, Frieda and Lille Junge, Miss
| A0bie Burns, Miss Cora Gaetjer, Miss
Florence Schneider and Hannes Ols-
| son Of Rock Island; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
8. Babcock and Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Babcock of Milan; Miss Mona Spahr
of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa; Mrs. Emma
Gore and daughter, Miss Katheryn,
of New Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Roberts Of Moline; John Oliver Guth-
rie of La Sale. and Mrs. Edith Cabeen
Griffin and son, Robert, of Macomb.
Mrs. T. c. Henderson and little
Miss Anna Lee Garrett went to Rock
Island Wednesday, where Miss Anna
Lee will enter the school, Villa de
Chantal.
Miss Grace Rush went to Mather-
vile Monday. where she has charge
of the second and third grade room
in the Matherville public school.
Mrs. Cecilia Coe went to New
Windsor Wednesday to spend few
days with friends.
Mrs. Griffin and children of Ma
comb are visiting at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. A. c. Sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Simmons and
daughters of Woodruff were guests
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Simmons
sister, Mrs. A. A. Rice.
Mrs. Emma Gore and daughter, Miss
Katheryn of New Boston, visited the
first of the week with DR.. and Mrs.
G. H. Moore
Mrs. Mary Wells of Piper City re-
turned home Tuesday after visiting at
the homes of her sons, ]. A. and w.
K Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ramsey have
arrived home from an extended visit
with relatives in Ohio
Mrs. w. Sample went to Viola Mon.
day to spend the day with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cullison and
Mrs. c. Hamilton were Rock Island
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Mona Spahr of Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, came Saturday for a short
visit with Mrs. Lillian Mckee ant
daughters.
The chautauqua committee of the
Mems league Of the First Presbyter
ian church have planned to hold the
e third Aledo chautauQua Aug. 1923
! 1914.
Miss Nellie Howard of Kidder, Mo.
- who has been visiting her uncle anC
- aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Bowers, lef
- for her home Monday Her cousin
= Miss Rilla Bowers. accompanied her t.
- Woodruff, where she visited her cous
u i. in, Mrs. Overstreet.
- Frank G. Swain, son of Mrs. Kitti
- Graham Swain, formerly of Aledo, bu
'e now residing in Whittier, Cal, cam
Tuesday for a short visit with hi
IL cousin, Mrs. Minnie Carroll. MI
10 Swain recently passed the examina
III ton in Wyoming for the Rhode
C. scholarship, which entities him to
~ three years course in Oxford, beside
& paying all travelling expenses to Eng
land. The scholarship provides tha
!! six months of the year be spent i
J J college work and six months in trave
y Mr.. Swain is now on his way to Bo.
s. ton, Mass, where he, with about s
81 other Rhodes scholarship boys, wi
leave Sept. 80, and will reach Oxfor
O. Oct. Z, where he will enter the la1
department of Wadham college, o!
IT, ford.
an Miss May Crossley OF Wilmot, Kan
is who has been visiting her uncl,
George Peckman, went to New Bosto
n, Monday to visit friends.
y, Mrs. Fred Valentine and Mrs. Sara
he Valentine were Davenport visitor
-s Wednesday
ne Mrs. ]. o. Freeman left Wednesda
ed for an extended visit with relative
in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
ed Mrs. Pearl Bonham and Miss Oliy
af- Harten were Rock Island visitors MOI
of day.
Mrs. w A. Hefferman and son, Ma
g, ter Paul, of Chicago, came Saturda
A. to visit relatives in Millersburg.
". The Social circle of the First Pre-
ce byterian church will meet at the hon
H. of Mrs. John Wilson Friday afternoo
pt. The committee is Mrs. John Harne
,st Mrs. Heald and Mrs. Watson.
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. John McAdams of Re
er nolds were guests at the home of the
or son, Samuel McAdams, Sunday.
ad Mrs. Mary z. Warner went to Mu
ly. catine, Iowa, Tuesday. where she w
sic spend week with her daughte
ac- Mrs. n. U. Bowen, and will visit h