Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-29

worth league of the NJ. f. church. 4
musical program win be rendered
Luncheon is to be served from tC
! 10 o'clock.
| Mrs Willie and Mrs. Boxman oi
East Moline and Mrs. Leorus Schay'
spent Friday with Mrs. Mary Schave
Emanuel Peterson is visiting IL
Moline with his sister, Mrs. Louise
Carlson.
Mr.. and MTs. Kay and daughter OF
Lawrence, Kan, arrived Thursday 70
visit at the home of John Wilcoxson
c. J. Crissman returned from a three
weeks vacation spent in Johnson
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson er-
tertained party of friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs George Scotts mother and sis
ter of Moline visited her Friday.
Mrs. Pearsall and son, Phil of Port
Byron, were in Watertown Friday at
the Otto Peterson home.
Mrs. White, owing to ill health, has
resigned her position as assistant in
the sewing room at the hospital
Ross Wainwright of Yuma was in
WATERFOWL Saturday and attended the
sale at the state farm.
The bakery sale conducted Saturday
by the NJ. E. ladies netted them $1,000.
The Methodist Aid society will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. w. G. Aus
brook
Mr. and Mrs August Peterson of
Minneapolis arrived Sunday morning
to visit for a few days among rela-
tives here.
Ben Lamb spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Cordova with friends.
Mrs. Shremser of Deborah, Iowa, is
spending a few weeks at the home of
Mrs. Henry Hilberg, who is her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyle spent
Sunday in Moline with friends.
Mr.. Stewart and family have moved
from the Fred Molenzine house to the
one recently vacated by Nick Snyder.
George Staustrou, of Hillsdale was
business caller here, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo Hermes of Mo-
Adolph Bruchu home.
Otto Peterson and family and r. L.
Pearsall spent Sunday in Port Byron
at the home of their parents.
Ed. Fisk of Chicago visited in the
and Friday, taking tea Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Lucas and
daughter. He also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Chichester. He is STEP
brother of Mrs. Marion Johnson. for
merly of this place.
Mrs. AXelson and daughter, Flor
ence. spent Sunday in Davenport at
the home of Mrs. Emma Ellis.
Everett r. Cosner visited Saturday
night and Sunday in Coal Valley at the
home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Benja- |
min Fude, where Miss Sosner has been |
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Donahoo of Mo- |
line were Sunday visitors at the w. +. !
Filbert home.
Mrs. Slater and Mrs. c. Nelson of /
Lyndon were visitors with Mrs. John !
Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hershey, former i
residents OF this place. but who have
been for two years in South America,
where Mr.. Hershey is working in the |
interests of the Moline Pillow company,
ire on their way home and are ex-
,ected to arrive Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson and Mrs. Ada
and Carbon Cluff Sunday.
Mrs. ii. u. Casner entertained the
of the Young Peor;e's So
;iety at her home Monday evening.
Saturday afternoon Miss Grace Luz
;as entertained her Sunday school
lass of IA girls at her home on Second
tree. The young ladies organized
into a society to be called
The Helping Hand" Their object is
o help care for one of the orphanages
4 the Methodist church. A luncheon
vas served and each guest received a
'retty favor.
Little Lyle Breecher was operated
n Monday morning at his parents
ome here for the removal of pus
which formed on the liver. He is ina
condition.