Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-06
short visit at his home in Jackson.

The standard bearers OF the Metho-
dist church met AZ the home OF Miss
Grace Evans. Tuesday evening. About
thirty members and guests were pres
ent The devotions were conducted by
Miss Jennie McIlwain The subject
for study was Our Work for the
World" with Mrs n. A. Hebel as
leader. Miss Odessa Sheats gave a
reading. "Trip In China by a Mission
ary." a social was held after the pro-
Cram and delicious Refreshments were
served. Committee; Rilla Bowers.
Mary Wharton. Bernice Eakman,
Grace Evans. Jessie Evans.
Mrs. George White OF Alpha came
Tuesday TO visit her parents and at
tend reception given I'm honor OF her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Greer. who were recently married.
VI. {. Danford was a business visitor
in Galssburg Monday.
Miss Sue Wylie- went to Jackson
vile "Wednesday 10 visit her niece.
Miss Irene Sandburg, who is attend
ing the Kindergarten Training school
in that city.
Mrs. ]. c. Pearson OF New Boston
went to Muscatine. Iowa, Wednesday
TO spend a few days with her hus
band. who IS at work in that city.
Miss Mamie Thomson went "a
Monmouth. Wednesday. to visit he:
brother and wife, Rev. and Mrs. ]. J.
Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lewis went to Rock
Island Wednesday to spend the day
with her daughter and husband, DR..
and Mrs. l.. s. Hainline.
Mrs. Alice Sheese and Mrs. Omer
Sheese went to AIuscatine. Iowa,
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Elizabeth
Bleeding. who is fl in a hospital in
that city.
The young peoples service OF educa-
ton week was held at the First Pres
byterian church Sunday evening and
the following program on young peo-
pies work was given:
Song.
Invocation-Lord's Prayer in unison.
Scripture lesson.
AIusic-Quartet.
History of Christian Endeavor
Observation-Disclosures a. +. Caldwell. |
Principles of Christian Endeavor 1
Bessie Bigelow.
Offering.
Anthem
The Present work-Lloyd r. Sven /
gel, r-
Music-Trio. /
The Scout Movement-Harry Brick
ey.
Summary-Rev. A f. Moody.
Devotional Exercises-Miss GeraI-
line Emerson.
Mrs. Josie BridEer and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Livingston OF New Bos-
on. were Aledo visitors Saturday.
II. II. Winger arrived home Satur-
lay from a three months visit with
elatives and friends in different parts
Il Ohio. II
Mrs. 5. H Durston and daughter.
.Irs. 4. a. Rice spent Monday with
riends in Galesburg.
Mrs J. Bolander went to Sherrard
tuesday to make a few days visit
With her sister. Mrs. G. johnson.
Charles Finch went to Clinton, Ia,
tuesday on q business trip.
Mrs. Sarah Harris OF Industry, who
as been visiting her sister. Mrs. ID.
:. Blazer. returned home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rutherford OF Arpee
pent Saturday here with Mr.. Rether-
ord's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Miss Sallie Taylor returned 10 her
ONE in Woodruff Monday after
pending a few days with her sister.
Irs. y. G. Bridgford.
Rev. \. E. Moody left for Kansas
'ity. No, Monday. where he will con-
uct some special services for stud
nts. Feb. > TO 3. for the Y. VI. c. \.
ere on a short wedding trip visiting
Ir. Hoon's sister. Mrs. +. II. Osborn.
sturned TO their home in Jewel, Iowa,
uesday.
Mrs. Harry Epperly OF Joy was an
ledo visitor Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Robertson of New Wind.
lr came Tuesday TO visit her brother
nd family, Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Rob.
-tsOn.
Mrs. Clarence McCulley and baby
aughter. Lelliah May, went TO New :
oston Saturday to visit her parents.
IT. and Mrs. Frank Black.
Mrs. Olive Morrow arrived home
aturday from Chicago where she had
ade a weeks visit with her mother,
rs. Il. o. Clendenin.
Mrs. T. Winders. daughter. Miss 4
ladys. and son. Master William, went L.
Viola Tuesday TO visit Mrs. Win
sr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Sid
ell.
Mrs s. Gilmore and Mrs. Margaret +
andor went to Joy Tuesday TO visit ):
cir nieces. Mrs. Bert Dawson and q
RS. Fred Crawford. IL
Mrs. W. G. Schreitling went TO Mon 3
outh Saturday to make a short visit &
it'll Mrs. II. a Porter.
The SOuthside theatre. under the Z.