Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-08

second Friday In May. The bylaws Of
! the interschola site association provide
/ for contests "a follows: High school
Essay. spelling. defamation. Field
and track events, 80 yard dash. 100
yard dash. 22O yard dash. one-fourth
mile run one-half mile run, go yard
: low hurdle. discus throw, shot put. run
ming broad jump. pole vault. relay race.
Seventh and eighth grade-Spelling.
defamation; field and track events,
+ go yard dash. running broad jump. run
ming high jump. poe vault. relay race
/ In the high school contest three pen
nants will be awarded, and in the relay
race: in each of the other literary and
athletic events there will he first. a
second and third prize. consisting OF
a solid gold. a sterling silver and
bronze medal. The officers OF the as
/ sociation for the present year are:
President. A !. Beatty: vice president
Joel Craig. Weathersfield: secretary
/ treasurer. w F. Huston. Kewanee.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Hadley. after
spending a fortnight with their rela-
lives and friends in Cambridge and
vicinity. left last Wednesday morning
FOR their home in Newton. Iowa.
There were four carloads Of cattle
shipped TO the Chicago market last
Tuesday afternoon by F. ID. Leonard
and Abel Dobbels Mr.. Leonard and
August Nelson accompanied the ship
ment.
The Willing Workers Of the VI. +.
church met in the rarlors OF the
church last Monday afternoon. Divis-
ion No. ] served refreshments.
Mrs. {. \. Beers, after spending \
few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Haddick. returned las, We'd
nesday to her hCme in Aledo.
Quite a number Of the Loyal Daush-
tiers and the members Of the Mems
class OF the NJ r church went 10 the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Earl Rishel last
Tuesday evening and most delight
ful time is reported by the guests of
the newly married couple
Sheriff Samuel Wilson went to Cen
eva last Wednesday with two girls
Pence and Clara Herman. who were
given a hearing in the county court
last Tuesday on a charge OF stealing
a horse and carriage in Kewanee on
the Sunday before. They will be sent
TO the school for girls at Geneva.
Mrs V. T. Anderson of Andover and
her sister. Selma Larson of Cambridge,
visited last week with relatives and
friends in Rock Island.
An entertainment was held at Ar
mory hall last Monday evening, a fair
~ good mouse being in attendance and
although the company consisted OF
only six people, they gave a perform
ance that was we'll received
George Wieneke visited last week
with relatives in Geneseo.
Miss Ruth Jockey left last Tuesday
evening for Galva, where she has en- |
ployment.
Mrs. A. z. Sanquist and son Leslie |
visited last week at the home of Mr.. A.!
and Airs. Harry Whipple in Peoria
Mary E. Farrar spent last Monday |
in Galesburg.
Mrs. Hannah Bryan spent last Mon !
day with friends in Rock Island
Mrs. William Hedstrom spent last |
Monday in Rock Island and Davenport I
Russell Sherrard, who was operated !
upon for appendicitis in Davenport, re-
turned TO his home in Cambridge last I
Monday afternoon. accompanied by his /
brother. Glenn Sherrard.
Charles Wieneke and William B /
Jockey attended a meeting OF the |
WOodmen of America at Geneseo ,
Thursday evening
Mrs. Ray Jones and daughter Lii
lian visited with friends the latter part
of last week.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Holm
quist Monday morning, March %, a
daughter.
Sherih Samuel Wilson spent last
In Bishop Hill and Kewanee
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hutchinson
and Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Hutchinson
spent Last Monday in Kewanee
The Wednesday club was entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. o. w. Eaton.
Mrs. c. r. Johnson and her sister,
Nlaude Atkinson. visited with relatives
and friends I'm Galva last week.
Mildred Boyd visited last week with
her father, Robert Boyd. in Davenport
F. 4. Werbach apd son Merrill spent
last Monday I'm Kewanee.
Mrs r r. Conser was caller in
Rock Island and Davenport last We'd
nesday.
ice Smith visited a part OF last
week with friends In orion.
DR.. J a. Kirkland made a business
ZIP 20 Texas last week.