Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-10

| teacher in the Iowa State orphanare
having taught there the past % years
Orville Sims had the misfortune TO
/ fall and break the bone in his right
wrist at the roller skating rink last
/ Friday evening.
Mrs. Flora Cooper accompanied her
mother Mrs. A. Elliott. home from
New Windsor Friday Mrs. Elliott
visited at Galesburg and New Wind
sor for several weeks past.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mclean and
baby are guests this week at the home
/ OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Terry.
p. l.. GreenweI spent Sunday with
I friends at Keithsburg. III.
Mrs. Bert Bailey and little son Del
mer have returned from a short visit
with her sister, Mrs Homer Mead. and
husband al Rio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DingwelI en-
tertained the following persons at
at Thanksgiving dinner: Mr.. aud Mrs.
Frank Alberts OF Norwood Mr.. and
Mrs John Fisher OF Sunbeam. Mrs.
Belle Mclntire and daughter Marie OF
Seaton. Mr.. and Mrs. DingwelIs chill
dren, ]. Mac Dingwell. Mrs. Nina John
son and Mrs. Grace Sexton, and their
families. near Viola.
w. l.. Jinkfnson spent Friday in
Rock Island with his brother
Miss Doris Kiddoo accompanied
Miss Marie Steen home from Joy last
Friday morning and remained with
her sister. Mrs. Richard Steen, until
Saturday evening.
Born, Wednesday. Dec. ., to Rev.
and Mrs. B. r. Nesbit, a son.
Ellis Frederick. who has been liv-
ing at chillicothe with his grandpar-
ents. accompanied his mother Mrs
William David. home from Peoria
Thursday. Ellis will make his home
here in the future.
Master Fay and Lyman Walker
came from New Windsor Wednesday
evening and are visiting at the home
Of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Walker
Master Arthur and Misses Dorothy
and Gladys Gillett returned home TO
Woodruff Saturday morning after a
short visit at the home of their uncle,
Albert Walgren. east Of town.
The Foreign Missionary society
meeting of the NJ f. church was held
at the home of Mrs. Will Terry on
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting
program was given. followed by a So
cial hour. during which the hostess !
served tempting refreshments.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Belle /
Wood was hostess 10 the members OF /
the Foreign Missionary society of the 4
returned missionary from Egyptvbg /
United Presbyterian church. A. A. :
Thompson and Mrs. s. X. Hart. re-
present and each gave a very inter .
esting talk on their work in that coun-
try. They left here Friday morning
for Sunbeam. where they will attend
a meeting of the society Friday after
noon,
Miss Ethel Morris was the guest Of
friends in AIedo Saturday.
Mrs r. F. Miller went to Aledo
Tuesday and visited over night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dilley.
A G. Frakes went 70 West Brook
lyn FRIDAY on business, returning
home Saturday evening.
Master Allen Robinson visited rela-
tives in Aledo from Friday until Mon
day.
Mrs William Jones of Millersburg
visited last week at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Clayton Noble.
Mrs Lou McGnnis and daughter
Lucia Of Denrock. ILL.,. visited last
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. H. Huntley.
Miss Alice Park spent last Satur-
day and Sunday at Galva with Miss
Florence Moore.
Miss Julia MaGaughy and friend.
Miss Esther Colvil. who accompanied
her home TO spend Thanksgiving. has
TO Macomb to resume school
duties az the state normal school.
Mrs. Rachel Barrett, who has been
sick, was cared for the fore part of
me week by her daughter, Mrs. J. d.
Peters OF Aledo.
p c. Kaveay went 10 Chicago Mon
lay with a shipment of cattle. John
5. Pinkerton went up with a shipment
IF hogs the same day.
Clarence Bissell was a passenger TO
Jalesburg Saturday.
Mrs Bertha Terry left the latter
part of the week for Oak Park. Ill,
where she VIII visit her sister. From
here she will 90 to Benton Harbor.
fitch. fer a visit with her father. Rev.
rullis. and sister Mrs. Cora Reed.
IRIS. Terry expects to be absent from
ZONE about three weeks.
Mrs. William Smith fell last Satur-
lay morning while going to the barn
nd fractured her right arm and dislo-
ated her shoulder and was bruised
adly otherwise Mrs. Smith is an
ged lady and has suffered quite bad
y since the accident.
Mrs J. 6. Fitch went TO Rock Is
and Monday. TO visit her nephew.
fr. Weltlin, who is seriously i'll with tu-
erculosis. Harry Weltlin was there
unday to see his brother.
Mrs Frank Fisher and little son of