Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-25
ALEDO

Miss Ruth Hui and Miss Olive FL
lett of Keithsburg were guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Kirkpat-
rick Saturday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Boylan went to Cham
paign Monday TO visit her sisters, Mrs.
II. H. Stanley and Miss VerI Barr
Mrs. Lillian Blayney and little
daughter, Catherine, of Burlington.
Iowa, came Monday 70 visit Mrs Blay-
ney's mother, Mrs. George Pinkerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R Conn and little
daughter, Hylah, went to Keithsburg
Saturday to spend a few days
Mrs. A Jackson and three daugn-
ters Of Joy were AIedo visitors Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs: r. L. Watson return
ed home Saturday from Chicago,
where they had spent few days.
Mrs. Nellie Black of Macomb, who
has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Helen Holzemer, went to Rock Island
Monday.
Mrs. l.. J. Hutchins of Monmouth,
returned home Monday after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowers and
tvo daughters, Misses Rilla and IveI,
arrived home from san Diego, Cal,
Monday where they have spent the
/ winter
Mrs. Frank Day and daughter, Miss
Ruth. left Tuesday for Danbury. Iowa,
where Miss Ruth and John Hurst will
be married Wednesday. April % Miss
Day has spent all of her life in Aledo,
where sne mas many friends and rela,
tives. Mr.. Hurst was employed in the
Alcdo telephone Office for several
years and now has a similar position
in Danbury, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Day will spend sew.
eral weeks visiting friends before re-
turning home.
Mrs. e. A Beers went to Cambridge
TuesdHy FOR an extended visit with
her mother Mrs. John HaddiCk. and
other relatives.
Miss Marguerite Baxter went &c
Galesburg Tuesday to spend a few
days.
Solomon Guthrie. whose death oc
CURED Sunday. April -. 1913. at Troy
H., was born in Green county. Pesn
sylyania. March 20, 1870. In 1861 h
was united in marriage with Mis-!
Hannah Bradford and soon after the!
moved to Sunbeam. Ill. Ten children
were born to them. two OF whom die,
in childhood. Mrs. Guthrie died II
1903 aud after her death Mr. Guthrie
made his home with his daughter
Mrs. Spence in AledO until three year
ego, since which time he has been a
the various homes Of his children
Mr.. Guthrie Joined the Methods
church in 1858 and continued faith
full consistent member until his death
The remains were brought TO this cit
! Tuesday evening and funeral service
were held at the Methodist churc
Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev
, J b. Bartle. Interment was in tn
l Mcclure cemetery near Sunbeam.
/ The Presbytery Of Rock river wi
meet at Aledo May Z at 1880 p. m, :
examine and ordain Craig G. Whi,sii
! to the gospel ministry.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oily returned (
their home in Alexis after short Wis
! Win hl. DllAs par eA4lS' MI anu VI y
? W Oily.
Mrs. w. b. Smith OF Orion. who ha
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Agne
Miller. returned to her home Wedne,
day.
Mrs. A NJ. Barron left Wednesda
for Grand Rapids. Mich. where sh
will visit her sister Mrs. J. P. Sin
mons.
Mrs. A. Kirkland returned to he
), home in Quincy Wednesday after
few days visit at the home of he
Z brother, DR.. A c. Sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wolf and daugl
- ter. Miss Opal. who have been spenI
: Ing several months with relatives j
I Philadelphia, Pa. arrived home Sa
urday.
MIS- J. H Crane and daughter, Mis-
z Helen. Of Joy were Aledo visitors Sa
3 urday.
Mrs. q. c. Scott and daughter, Mis-
q Catherine. spent Sunday with rel;
X tiyes in Keithsburg.
Mrs. E. n. Grossenburg returned {
he- home in Woodruff Monday afte
a weeks visit with relatives here Sh