Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-02

tent: Mrs. G. f. Kindelsperger and
Miss Laura Stewar-, Misses Barnes
Megchelson. Merrill, Wilson, Thorn
son, Brown and Messrs. Wood. Smith
and Kindelsperger. While. at dinner
1t became known that IL was Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods wedding anniversary day
While the hostesses were busy serving
the courses of the dinner, the guests
were busy planning a mock marriage
ceremony. which WITS carried out later
in the evening. The bride was arrayed
in bridal garments while the bride
groom was being entertained in the
living room. Plans and preparations
being completed, the bride. following
her maid of honor, Miss Thompson,
through ribbons stretched, forming an
aisle from the dining room to the
living room, by little Clara and Mar
jory Smith. and to the strains of the
wedding march, which was played by
Ethel Brown, the bridal party entered
the living room, where they were met
by the groom and his best man, George
Smith, and the minister, Rev. Mr..
Stewart, who performed the ring cere-
mony. Miss Merrill was ring bearer.
She carried the ring in a. large bouquet
of flowers. Misses Wilson and Barnes
were train bearers. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony congratulations
were offered the happy couple, and
the guests left the house. On the
front porch had been placed all the
tin ware the party could find in the
home and rousing charivari was Civ
en- the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Boyer and Mrs.
Gilbert McCreary OF Burgess visited
at the home of relatives here last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Beard visited
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce Beard, near Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson and
daughter of Keithsburg were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Phillips.
T. b. Wilcox spent a few days in
Davenport the guest of his sister.
Mrs. Vina Fearn and baby of Wood
hull returned home Tuesday, after
visiting at the home of her parents.
Lee Larson visited relatives in Dav-
export last Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Bissell and daughter.
Lillian, spent Wednesday in Galesburg.
They were accompanied home in the
evening by Mrs. Mary Harriott, whom
they met in Galesburg ON her return
trip from Peoria, where she has spent
the past month visiting with relatives.
b. l.. Christy was business caller
in Monmouth last Tuesday.
X: M. Saunders spent Tuesday in
Aledo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe and baby
daughter and Miss Florence Indsuth,
a sister of Mrs. Poe, arrived Wednes.
day for months visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Poe. Mr.. Poe
is stationed at Washburn, N D., where
ne is employed as station agent for
The 500 line.
Thurm Warder of Ottumwa, Iowa, |
has been a guest the past week at |
he home of J. E. Longley.
The Misses Augusta and Cora Lock |
wood and Mrs. J. S. McCreight of |
Aledo were the guests of Miss Bertha |
McCreight last Thursday.
Miss Ella Wetzel of Davenport spent |
/ few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin |
Millikan.
Mrs. Emma Smith and Miss Lovina
spent the day Tuesday in
ialesburg.
Evan Jones was in the tri-cities last
Tuesday.
Mort Garrett went to Davenport
to accompany his father
ZONE from the hospital, where he has
'een since Dec. 20, when he lost a
BART of his left hand in the acct
Iental discharge of a gun. Mr.. Garrett
S still under medical care, but is
letting along nicely.
Brown ID. Baxter has rented the J.
l. Robinson property, moving into it
asst Monday.
Miss Margaret Thomas is visiting
I the home of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Wood and family in Reynolds. She
viii be away about ten days.
X. K. Harper went to Galesburg
asst Tuesday for a visit with relatives.
Edward Fuhr, who has been farming
be Mrs. Rauch place the past year,
1oved back to Taylor Ridge this
week. James Hogan, brother-in-law
f Mr.. Rauch of Taylor Ridge, will
love to the place vacated by Mr.. |:
.auch.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Lind
urg. Jan. II, son.
Z. NJ. Richardson was a passenger
} Galesburg Friday to visit his wife,
Tho is at the hospital taking treat
lent. Mrs. Richardson is improving
owly, but expects to be able to leave
lie hospital and return home before
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Starkey of Aledo
'eer guests OF his grandparents. Mr.
nd Mrs. s. ]. Peck, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nolan, Miss
era Longley and Thurm Warder
BENT the DAY Tuesday in Galesburg.
Ora Kindelsperger, who has been
wing on the Mike Plunket farm, one
Id half miles northeast of town,
lie past year, moved to town the past
eek John Plunket will move to the
rm. having purchased the same from
ike Plunket.
Miss Margaret Stoner, who visited in
three weeks returned home