Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-18
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Miss BERTHE Mflligan arrived hom
from Norwood Wednesday after visit
ing a few days with relatives.
DR.. Frank Clare English, who hal
been president of William and WASN'T
college for the past three years. lef
Thursday for Madison, Wis. where hi
will visit friends at the state univers
ity in that city before going to Grand
Forks, y. D., where he has accepted
the charge of the extension depart
ment of the University of North Da.
kota.
Lee 'Eakman was a business visitor
! in Reynolds Thursday.
Miss Anna Mapes left Thursday for
a visit in Keokuk, Iowa
Mrs. ]. E. Billiard of Keokuk and
Mrs. E. Van and Mrs. c. Rose of Alex
ander. Mo. came Wednesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rose.
Miss Jennie Johnson of Youngstown
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. l..
Johnson.
Mrs. Eveline Hartin passed away at
her home in this city Saturday, June
6. after an illness of more than four
months duration.
Mrs. Hartin was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Meek and was
born in Mercer county in 1859. She
was married to Oliver Hartin in No
vember, 1877. and to them one daugh-
ter. Olive, was born.
Besides her husband and daughter
Brown of Aledo and Mrs. Frances
Brown of Virginia, Iowa, and two
brothers. Samuel Meek of Mercer
county and John Meek of Garnet, Kan,
TO mourn. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartin. came
TO Aledo about IS years ago and have
made their home here ever since.
Mrs. Hartin was converted when
about 10 years old and joined the Ohio
Grove Christian church and after COM
ing TO Aledo she joined the Methodist
church. Funeral services were held |
in the Baptist church Monday after |
noon, conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Jones. !
Burial was made in the Aledo GENE |
s. j. Frew OF River Forest was call |
ed here Wednesday on account of the |
illness of his brother, William B. |
Frew. who was overcome by heat the |
first of the week.
Misses May Jobusch and Katherine
McAlanus visited relatives and friends
in Galesburg Thursday.
Elmer Summers of Astoria came Fri
day to spend few days with his wife
and little daughter, Elizabeth. who are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Clements.
Attorney Oscar E. Carlstrom and C.
J. Noble left Thursday on a business
rip to Racine, Wis.
Lloyd r. Swingle left this week for
MS home in Neoga. He will attend the
summer school at the state university.
Mrs. Fred Tyler Of Illinois City, who
has spent two weeks with her parents
n Keokuk. came Thursday to make a
ew days visit with her brother, DR..
4. l.. Walker.
The high school class of 1913 anE
riends are spending the weekend at
1lmhurst club house on the bay.
There are % in the party.
Alvah Jay attended the reunion of
f. 102d regiment of Illinois
olunteers, held at Alexis Wednesday.
Ir Jay was a member of company d
f IT, same regiment.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
iety of the Methodist church met at
he home of Mrs. Lottie Thompson
'riday afternoon. There was a gooo
tendance and a very interesting mis-
ionary program was given.
Mrs w. II. Robertson and daughter,
Irs. E. NJ. Miller, spent Saturday in
.ock Island.
Mrs. C. +. Boultinghouse and chill
rem, who have made a weeks visit
18th her sister, Mrs. John Haney re-
lrned to their home in Monmouth
Jednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Weisel and fam
y are making an extended visit with
,latives and friends in Sac City, Wis.
Misses Emma and Mabel Dixon OF
hicago spent a few days this week
the home of their cousin, Judge /.
Bassett, and went TO New Boston
thursday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Ed Burlingame and son. Master
Inn, returned to their home in ,
Iincy Saturday after making a 10 5
lys' visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
sugher.
Mrs. Frank Terry returned to her
me in Viola Saturday after making
brief visit with her sister. Mrs VIII
IN haynes.
Rev. 4. r. Willis OF San Francisco
sited with relatives and friends in
edo and Sunbeam this week Rev.
ILLS lived on a farm near Aledo
len a boy and is now pastor of the
rst Presbyterian church in San
ancisco. He has been attending the
neral assembly OF the Presbyterian
urch held in Chicago