Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-04-03

from Rock Island Sunday guests at the
William Filbert home.
MI. and Mrs Justin Smith of Rocl,
Island visited Sunday with Waterfowl
relatives.
HAZEL Johnson was called to Hills
dale Saturday by the serious illness
OF her sister. Ada Benjamin who is
sun in a precarious condition.
/ Mrs. John Wise who has been III
/ three weeks in Moline City hospital
was able to be brought home SUNDAY.
& Richard Mercer of Hillsdale is
! spending few days in Waterfowl.
The school children are ENJOYING a
week OF spring vacation.
There will be a musical entertain.
ment at the Methodist church Easter
Sunday given by the choir, assisted by
the classes.
Mrs. Arthur Browning went to Hills
dale Monday 10 see Ler sister, Mrs.
Benjamin.
Mrs. l. II. Snow spent Saturday in
Davenport with Mrs. Brown and her
mother. Mrs. Muckel.
Mrs. Anna Peterson and children
went TO Hampton Monday TO visit
Mrs. Thompson.
The young people of WATERFOWL
gave very pleasing entertainment
Friday evening at Woodmen hall. A
Tour act comedy drama entitled BE
yond the Rockies" was given. The
young people were directed by f. d.
Sherbin who has had several years
experience and the great success of
the evenings play spoke highly for
la i'm oil
part. The young people realized near
~ $40 and expect 10 put on the play in
several of the little surrounding towns.
Fred Wenke attended the funeral of
his brother-in-law in Milwaukee last
week.
Charles Schafer of Yuma visited his
children here last week.
Mrs. John Wise, who is at the city
hospital expects TO be able TO be
brought home this week.
Mrs William Hilbert, who has been
seriously i'll is improving.
Mrs. Ida Crippen is improving her
home by the addition OF a new kitchen
and bed room to the west side.
Mrs. Minnie Coleman has bought
a home in the Donahoo addition and
VIII move this week.
Godfrey Peterson has rented the
house just north OF Thomas Chambers
and will move the first OF the month.
Esther Pearsall of Port Byron spent
a few days this week with her sister,
Mrs. Otto Peterson.
Miss leila Rathbiger of Port Byron
was a guest the last few days at the
o. Peterson home.
Mrs. Harry Cole and baby are visit
ing in Marseilles with Mrs. Holcomb,
mother of Mrs. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughlin are the
happy parents of a little daughter
born this week. Mrs. Coughlin's
mother of Marseilles arrived to visit
her for a few weeks and care for her.
Mrs. Ross of Moline visited yester-
day with Mrs. Steiger.
Walter Schave, Rolla Baily and
Oscar Anderson arrived home Thurs
day night from Hunter. Mo-, having
been gone ten days looking for land.
Emerson Tabor was an over Sun
day visitor at Pennington.
Clarence Hodgens returned Friday
night from Wisconsin, where he spent
nearly two weeks on business.
George Doney of Monmouth spent
from Wednesday until Friday with his
mother and sister here.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson of Hillsdale
spent Thursday night and Friday here
at her daughters, Mrs. a. Brownings. Z
The Methodist Aid society will meet I
in the church basement on Wednes- [
day. April s. at an all day affair which /
will be in the form of a kitchen (
shower. All members of the aid are /
urged to be there and bring their little 1
useful articles. The ladies will carry /
dinner and a jolly good time is antici-
pated.
An April II an Easter bazaar and
bakery sale will be held at the Allsbow
waiting rooms on First street and
Seventh avenue unuer the auspices OF
the NJ E. aid. a fine display of aprons
and fancy articles will be on hand.
also everything good in the bakery
line
Mrs l. II. Ever IS spending several
LAYS in Rock Island at the home of
Mrs. II. s. Rose
All the news all the time-Tbe