Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-18
SILVIS


Pittsburgh. where she has been the
past three weeks. having attended
while there the funeral of her sistr,
ter accompanied her home to Silvis
for a visit.
H. Crowder has arrived home from
a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Stephens of Geneseo is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. George Slee;b has recoverd
from a recent illness.
Mrs. Rosenberg's mother is ILL.,
Funeral services for the late Mr..
Powers. whose death occurred last
Saturday morning at 3 o'clock. after
a two years illness with cancer of the
stomach. took place last Monday
morning at East Moline at the Cath
Ollie church.
Last Thursday afternoon at the
church the Baptist Ladies' Aid society
gave a bazar and supper, having on
sale home made articles suitable for
Christmas presents. A neat sum was
cleared.
Friday afternoon Miss Slothfeldt's
pupils of the fourth and fifth grades
gave a play entitled Those Terrible
Twins which was very well >ren-
dered. A number of visitors were
present.
Mrs. Simmons of Fifth street ana
First avenue entertained at her home
last Tuesday afternoon the Cottage
Prayer circle. The time was spent
in bible reading. prayer and giving
NJ individual 90
TO prayer. Rev. c. NJ. Osborne con-
Quoted the meeting. assisted by Mes.
dam LAHORE. Parks. Hood. Hamp-
shire and Leasure. Tuesday they will
meet with Mrs. Leasure.
Mrs. James shannon has had as
guest Miss Fairlie of Cambridge.
II. s. Silvis was paid visit by Mr.
and Mrs. S. Silvis OF South Dakota
The W. c. T. L. had a special meet;
ing Monday evening at the home OIL
Mrs. Sharp on Fourteenth street
They will have their regular meeting
Monday afternoon at the home o.
Mrs. Corbin.
Mrs. SIeeth is ill.,
Mrs. b. Coleson has arrived home I
from a visit at Valley Junction. Iowa. |
Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Tenth street /
entertained the members and friends /
of the Baptist Ladies' Aid society al
her home Wednesday afternoon. AT |
ter some time spent in needlework /
and general sociability light refresh !
ments were served by the hostess. II
was a very pleasant and profitable |
meeting.
Little Mary McMillen continues /
ls,,l,
iberia.
Mrs. Brown threw open her home
for the entertainment of the members
and friends of the Crescent Embroid
cry and Reading club Tuesday after
noon. The hours passed quickly and
pleasantly in crescent embroidery
work, social conversation and music.
Later a literary program consisting
of readings preceded luncheon.
Mrs. Gard has returned home from
a visit in Indiana with relatives.
Last Monday Mr.. Stevens and fam
lily showed to the house on Ninth
street recently vacated by Mr.. Bauhks,
who moved to Eighth street.
Hazel Wainwright of Yuma visited
al the home of Mr.. Bauhks' and other
relatives and friends here last week.
Little Madeline Ferguson is i'll.
Little Marie McMillen. who was i'll
with .iphtheria. is improving.
Miss Ethel Clark's Sunday school
class met at her home Friday evening,
and we're very pleasantly entertained.
Last Sunday morning Rev. c. M.
Osborn conducted preaching services (,
At the Baptist church. In the evening |
Rev. Loyal NJ. Thompson preached |
the meeting of the Epworth l
eague. The v. Y. p. u. met at the &
Baptist church In the evening. Prayer :
meeting was held at both churches {
Wednesday evening.
The G. /. A. lodge has elected the
ollowing officers for the ensuing
ear: President, Mrs. Harry Wright; a
nee president Mrs. ?. Haddick: Sec 8
etary, Mrs. Korning: treasurer. Mrs. [
Daily; insurance secretary. Mrs ;
,harles Clark; guide. Mrs. c. Z. La G