Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-02
MOLINE'S SECTION OF TIL

ington arrived last Friday evening and
visited with her brother, ]. w Nc
Creight and other relatives in this
vicinity.
w. H Kent received the sad news
of the death of his father, S. l.. Kent,
Lebanon, Ore. last Thursday. Oct. %.
Mr.. Kent was i'll but two weeks with
diabetes. Owing to illness in his fam
lily M. Kent was unable to attend his
fathers funeral. which took place at
Lebanon Saturday at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Rev B. R Nesbit. pastor of the NJ.
F. church. gave a reception to the
young people of the church last Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs John Baxter. Sixty young people
were present and spent a very ENJOY
able evening together in sociabilfty, and
games, etc. Nice refreshments were
served.
f. l.. Greenwich was a guest OF
friends in Keithsburg last Sunday.
Walter Corsepius and daughter Mil
dred returned TO Viola from their farm
at Dorman. Iowa. Mr.. Corsepius went
back this week TO look after busi-
ness.
Miss Mildred Smith of New Wind
sor visited over the week and at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. B. a.
Park.
The Misses Kate Langford and Net
tie Russell of Monmouth college spent
Sunday with their parents here.
Ora Kindelsperger and two sons re-
turned home Saturday from a visit at
the home of his uncle, w. s. Kindel-
sLerger and family at Columbus juno
| tion, Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Voss and two younger
! children visited a few days the past
week with her parents at Matherville,
and attended the Odd Fellows enter
tainment and social Saturday even
ing.
Fay and Lyman Walker came from
New Windsor Friday evening and Wis
tied over the weekend, and with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker.
northeast of town.
Professor S S. Moore went to Galva
Tuesday morning to be present at the
wedding of his friend, J. A. Hall,
whose nuptials took place that evening
at o'clock. He returned home We'd
l.
Lillian BisseH had charge of the school
room during the professors absence.
Mrs. Lee Hoyt and little daughter
arrived Tuesday evening from Chilli
cothe and are spending a few days
with ner sister, Mrs. William David
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. David will
leave about Nov. for Ozark, Mo, to
be absent several months. They are
taking their little daughter Margaret
there. in hopes that the change OF
climate will greatly benefit her, she
being afflicted with asthma.
L. F. Person, w. II. Terrey and J. G.
Zern attended the cattle sale in Gales
burg Wednesday
Mrs. ]. G. Zern and son Richard and
Miss Sarah Stocking spent last Satur-
day IN Galesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Winston entertain
ed company of young people in honor
of their niece, Miss Belle Weiner, at
their home Saturday evening. Tae
evening was enjoyably spent in music
and games. Nice refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Miss Margery Inman. who has been
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John Bo-
den at Matherville. took the train here
Wednesday morning for her home in
Cuba, Ill
Mrs. Walter Miles and daughter
! Margaret. who spent several days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Effie Mat
| tiers at Aurora, ILL.,, returned home
/ Monday evening.
JohnTugate concluded his visit at
the home of his brother. S. c. Tugate
and other old friends here, and depart
| ed Saturday afternoon for his home in
/ Minneapolis.
/ Mrs. NJ. c. Bolton and daughter AL
/ lie, after visit with Matherville
] friends came to Viola Sunday and Wis
/ tied until Monday at the home of Mr..
I and Mrs. r. l.. Cooper, when they re-
turned home to Pennington.
/ Miss Edith Gardner has return ed
| home from ten days visit with her
| brother, Will Gardner and family at
/ Hanna City, ILL.,
James w. CHM of Manhattan, Kan,
J arrived Monday morning and visited
until Tuesday evening at the home of
his uncle, William IA. McGaughy. Mr..
! CHM was enroute home from Chicago
where he had been one of five young
Hleh WIZ represented the deTicuitur d.
| college of Manhattan at the dairy show
| in the city the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H Clayton of North
Henderson were guests of relatives
here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Peters of Aledo.
Mrs. Nellie Crosier of Fort Madison.
Iowa, and Mrs. Kate Steubinger of
| Kewanee visited with Mrs. Rachel
Barrett Friday. Mrs. Barrett and
dou1btar MARY went m Aladn SatiIr-