Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-09
VIOLA

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Green and sister
Miss Vera Green, of Ottumwa, Iowa
who visited at the John Longley
home the pas. week. spent Tuesday
at Rio. guests of relatives.
Everett Kindelsperger and family
shipped their household goods
Tuesday to Galesburg where they
will make their home Mr.. Kindel-
sperger left for that city Wednes-
day.
Harry Terrey was in New Windsor
on business Tuesday
Lloyd Maynard met wi h painful
accident Tuesday while unloading
some poles from a wagon. When a
pole struck the ground, one end tip
ped in such a manner as to strike Mr..
Terrey in the jaw infiicting an ugly
wound which required several
stitches to close.
Mrs. c. A. Bellinser Monday even
ing entertained 90 friends for her
son, Stanley, 20 celebrate his 21st
birthday. The evening was spent de-
lightfully in music and games. Mr..
Bellinger was presented with hand
some gold watch and other useful
gifts. The hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnes have moved
into the new U. p. parsonage.
w. II. Bissell was in New Windsor
Wednesday.
Otta Brasmar, a student at the
university at Evanston,
spent the holiday vacation at his home
here
Mrs. Barbara Park met with a very
painful accident Wednesday afternoon.
While alone at her home she fell,
the bone in her right leg
about six inches below the hip. Mrs.
Park was unable to summon help and
was for two hours without medical at
-ention. She was discovered by her
Mrs. Florence Hamilton,
who resides with her but who was as
sisting a sister nearby. Mrs. Hamil-
.on returned home during the after
noon on brief errand and found her
mother in a serious condition. Mrs.
Park is we'll advanced in years Blu,
Ter condition is said to be favorable. |
Will Bird and family of Griffin Wis
ted last week with Mr.. Birds sister
md family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allies
They went TO New Windsor Tuesday
morning for a short visit with rela- |
ives of Mrs. Bird. Miss Ella Bird, /
Who has been visiting at the home of I
Ter sister. also was a passenger to |
Aledo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Dunn and chill
ren of Keithsburg spent Thursday at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barr. |
Mrs. E. S. Keyes of Altoona came I
'riday to visit with relatives at the II
ONE of DR.. and Mrs. c.. G. Upton II
The class of 10 was entertained Il
Ionday night at the home of their
primer president, Miss Josephine Rus
ell, 16 of the 81 members being pres
mt. A very pleasant evening was
pent with games and refreshments
ere served. Those attending from
distance were Leila McAtee, Ruth
vans and Howard Bread. Monmouth
ollege; Josephine Russell of Knox
ollege; George Barr of Hedding;
rank Allies of Rock Island, and Leo
Haran. of Straw. Montana
hose from the vicinity were: Laura
tewart. Verle Terrey. Lena Terrey.
ellie Volk, Leila Chesley, Ka.e Lang
I'd. Scott Tary and Sherman Park {
he guests of the class were Miss
ma Beers. Monmouth college stu
mt from New Jersey. who is spend
z the holidays with Leila McAtee,
ID their last teacher. Clyde Hefiin,
1m Mccormick seminary. Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stewar. spent
iday at Hopewell at the home of
,yal Chichester
passengers on Friday
IRE Mr.. and Mrs. Ethelbert Bissell