Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-13
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ALEDO

Mr.. and Mrs. David TOlle went to
Monmouth Friday to spend the day
with relatives.
Mrs. Robert l.. Watson and little
daughter Jean arrived home Wednes-
day from a months visit with her
sister. Mrs. H. c. Morse. in Oklaho-
ma City, Okla. and with relatives and
friends in Hutchinson and Wichita,
Kan.
Miss Verl Terry returned to her
home in Viola Saturday after visit
ing Miss Edna Stallings.
Mrs. ]. y. French and little Miss
Frances dickson spent Thursday with
friends in Monmouth.
Miss Frances and Master William
Croson of Joy came Saturday to visit
their grandparents. MIR. and Mrs. F.
NJ. Baker.
W. X. Kennedy of Creston, Iowa.
came Thursday to make an extended
visit at the home of Michael Flynn.
Miss Rhena West left Thursday for
Lynn Center TO visit Miss Mildred
Tunwall
Mrs. L. G. Moler of Stuart, Iowa.
who has been visiting Miss Rather
inc Unangst, went TO Burgess Satur-
day.
NJ. B. Huffman arrived home Thurs
day from Farmilgtcn. Iowa, where he
had attended the Boyer & Sons hog
sale Wednesday.
The Horst & Strieter company Ford
distribution for Rock Island and Mer-
Ger counties has leased the Aledo
sales rooms on North College avenue
and will open a sales room for the
purpose of handling Ford cars in
Aledo. Fred Koepke will take charge
of the new store as branch manager.
Miss Efffe Schrader Of New Boston
visited Miss Portia Kirkpatrick this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menafee of At
Iantic, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Willis of Clark. Neb., Mrs. Verhenen
CT Waterloo. Iowa. and Mrs. Emma
Mcintyre of Reynolds were guests at
the home of Mrs. Margaret McHard
last week.
The last meeting of the Mercer
County Medical society was held in
the Aledo club rooms. \ very inter
esting and instructive program was
given in the afternoon. The first
speaker was Professor c. +. Ruth, NJ.
D.. of Des Moines, who gave a very
able address on Minor Surgical Gyne-
co!ogy." DR.. {. w. Clark of Lake
Side hospital. Chicago. spoke on the
subject, Minor Signs and Symptoms
Of Major Importance in Appendicitis"
Or. Macmillan Mainhardt, superin- !
tendent of Lake Side hospital. Chica- |
20. gave an address on Useful Hints |
for the General Practitioners on Eye, !
Nose and Throat" This program was !
followed by a general discussion on !
the addresses of the three speakers. |
Mrs. c. l.. Gregory and daughter,
Miss Martha, arrived home this week |
from an extended visit with relatives |
in Minneapolis. MINI.
Isaac Roe Vincent died at his home |
in Whiting. Ind. on Sabbath morning, |
Nov. l. Mr.. Vincent. the son of Ben
jamin and Anna Vincent, was born
Jan. |. 1852. at Franklin. Venalgo |
county, Pennsylvania. He came to
Aledo in 1873. where he was married
to Miss Flora Luella Lair. Jan. %,
1877. after which he lived on farm
a few miles east of Aledo, where their
two children were born, Sara Ann,
wife Of Fred ". Lemon of Galesburg,
and AnzOnette, who is living at home.
The family moved to Whiting, Ind,
In 1899. He leaves TO mourn his
death, his widow. two daughters.
grandson, Vincent p. Lemon, two
brothers. Alex of Whiting and James
W OF Washington. Ind, and two sis
ters. Mrs. Anzonette Nicholas of Mil
Waukee. and Mrs. Martha Bridges of
Franklin, Pa. besides many friends.
He was an honored member of the
Masonic lodge and OF the Elks of
OF the WOodmen. of the Mys
&c Workers and OF the /. o. O. F. of
Aledl. Funeral services were held