Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-18

H. Diseron and family of Taylor Ridge.
Sunday.
The Missionary meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. J. c. Johnston
| Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Maucker of Muscatine
is spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. B. Demonay.
Mrs. y. Heath returned home Tues
day from Toulon, where she has spent
| the past week with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. Dixon and children are Wis
| iting in Chicago and will be present at
| the wedding of the formers sister,
Miss Myrtle Ryde.
Mrs Crowder of Moline, who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Frank
White. returned home Monday.
Mrs. G. Sydnor spent Sunday in Dav-
export.
Cyrus Mclaughlin is building a barn
for Herman Tindall this week.
Mrs. NJ Gaffney is spending a few
days in Alexis.
Mrs. Mary Cohen and Mrs. H G..
Canaan and daughter Elsa and George
Cohen visited Sunday at the home of
Frank Cressey.
Miss Bernice Hull is suffering with |
a siege of the mumps.
Miss Esther Heath of Toulon is Wis |
iting with relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Criswell and sons !
Hershel and Kenneth of Rock Island
spent Sunday at the home of Ross
Criswell.
Miss Blanche Canty is entertaining
Miss Maude Roberts of Rock Island.
Dr. S. Olmsted of Clinton spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Olmsted.
Thomas Willhite and family spent
in Moline with Mrs. Jennie hummer.
Miss F. Edwardson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. l.. r. Williams.
Mrs. J. Draper visited Tuesday with
Mrs. F. Shellman. {
The Milan team crossed bats with
the Moline Crescents Sunday after
noon. The home team won in a score
Of 3 to l.
Mrs. F. H. Railsback of Moline
spent Monday with her mother, Mrs.
J. c. Johnston.
The hose company was called about
|: so yesterday afternoon to the barn !
owned by William McNeal near the
coulter livery stable. The fire started
n the hay NOW, destroying some hay. .
The top of an auto belonging to John
Ientz was burned. The barn wal
lightly damaged. +
Mrs. A. E. Eckhardt of Taylor Ridge :
pent Monday with relatives here
Mrs. G. Stroehler from Rock Island
nd Mrs. w. Turner and daughter.
iarcslla, from Marion. Iowa, visited
Ionday at the home of l.. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson of Rock c
sland spent Sunday with Mrs. L. Mar
in. c
The Presbyterian church held Chill, tC
ren's day services Sunday large
lumber were present and the follow m
lg program was rendered: March o
nd song. The ChiIdren's Army" ci
cripture reading and prayer; greet
lgs, by Gladys Smith; welcome ad- \,
ress. John Campbell; trio. Myrtle a
roper, Dorothy Fischer. Maud Shaw: ts
Day, Gertrude Hale: read
lg. with music, THE Delayed Ans T,
err" Ruth Campbell: June Days, g.
oys: duet, Bernice Nice and Helen -
ibcN" ht DtANSi ray CT. OlduN
ones; recitation, God is Great
Iildred Fisher: exercise. Sunbeam y
Aries. ATalk With the Flowers"
pie Campbell; Naughty Weeds" III
y Charles and Dorothy Brandenburg:
ag exercise, boys: "Redro Speaks" r
ilmore Fisher; duet, Maud Shaw and ia
nth Depew: offering; address by Rev. W
:. H. Shaw: "A Song for Every Day"
' the school: benediction. ., tn
Mr. and Mrs. Downs of Rock Island E.
sited Tuesday at the William Nice ha
ome. VI
Mrs. p. Philebar entertained Mr.. and
RS. F. p. WEIGH and Miss G. Donnley tn
Id Mrs. Frank Smith Wednesday in th
1nor of Mrs. Smith, il being her at
nth wedding anniversary vi!
Mrs. Sarah TindaiI of Sears called
Dave Adams home Tuesday after an
ION on her way to visit her daughter, FIR,
RS Minor Curtis of Bowling. wf
Miss Marjorie Maucker of Musca- III,
lie is spending this week at the home tn,
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Nice. ITr
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