Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-22

IN tNOCh leldnu at tue nouie VI -''S - -
Montag.
Mrs. L. J. Goldsmith and Mrs. Al
fred Dixon attended the foreign mis-
sionary convention at Reynolds.
The NJ. E. parsonage is being re-
paired.
The members OF the Epworth league
are having a credit contest TO increase
the membership and attendance.
There are two sides. Mrs. Alfred Dixon
and Ralph Shinstrom serving as lead
ers.
Mrs. Ralph Palmer is spending
week with Mrs. II. d. Folsom OF ROCK
Island.
Mr.. Herbs of Moline visited at l.
Goldsmith's Tuesday.
Miss AIDA Muse entertained Mrs
John Palmer, Mrs r. Johnston an'
Misses Daisy and Edna Simmons a.
Elma Smith Sunday at dinner.
Mrs. Albert Fleugal visited her moth
er-in-law. Mrs. Fluegal of Rock Island.
Mrs. Sarah Smith of Rock Island Wis,
tied with her brother, Charles Chris.
and family Sunday.
Miss Frances Chinn OF Bettendorf,
Iowa, visited Miss Ella Cannon this
week
James Thompson is improving his
tenant cottage on Dixon street.
j. l.. Glow is moving to Rock Island.
Little Edward Dunaway cut the end
of his thumb off in Mrs. E. L. Rhoad-
armers washing machine Monday.
Mrs. David Rathburn, living near
Milan. and Mrs. Ford Champion of
Rock Island called at Mrs. Mary Rath-
burns Wednesday.
Mrs. Fellows left last evening for
Sioux Falls after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Eddy.
Mrs. Eckelberger left Tuesday for
Mason City, where she was summoned
to the bedside of her brother, who was
injured by a horse. Mr.. Eckelberger
left yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Kale spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Albert Langhinrichs of
South Rock Island.
A. d. George of Des Moines was
business caller here this week.
George Cannon, who broke his col
lar bone last week, is improving rap
idly.
Albert Fleugal fell from a house
roof in Rock Island and broke his leg.
He is getting along nicely.
William Peterman of Presumption
called on friends in Milan Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Scott of Rock Island
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Palmer.
Ralph Shinstrom of Big Island was
a Milan visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are the proud
80 ha6 h.,
Mrs. Edward Andre of Rock Island
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Smith.
Charles Hull is attending the K. P.
convention at Quincy, Ill.
Irene Doll of Rock Island visited at
the home of Miss Florence Hull on
Tuesday.
Wednesday Mrs. Stevens and Miss
Norris returned to their home in Tisk-
ilwa after a weeks stay with friends |
in this city.
Newton and Hester White arrived |
in Milan yesterday from Bloomsbury, |
Pa. They expect to make an extended |
visit at the home of Miss White, |
daughter of the former.
Marion Wait of Reynolds spent |
Tuesday with Mrs Clark Smith.
Mrs. Criswell is visiting her son
Richard at Iowa Falls.
Tuesday Mrs. Gray returned home
from spending a few weeks in Hopes
ton.
Miss Lenora Nice spent Tuesday in
Rock Island at the home of Miss Bes-
sic Ceilings.
This winter Miss Heich, a senior at
Augustana college, will be instructor
Of music in the local high school.
c. d. Mclaughlin left town Wednes-
lay for Texas.
p. H. Davis of St Charles, Ill, spent
Tuesday night at the Dibbern home.
On Monday Miss Adah Martin visit
I'd Miss Hazel Robb of Moline.
Mrs. Greasy is substituting at the
Garfield school in Moline.
Mrs. Virgins, Mrs. Dibbern, Miss
Suehl. Mr. Gamble and Miss Hull at I
ended I'll Trovatore" at the Illinois :
heatre. Tuesday evening. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Railsback OF i,
Moline visited with DR.. and Mrs. Wig '
,ins Sunday. T