Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

home in Tuxford, Sack. Canada, have
returned to Geneseo and will make
their home here. Their two sons. Ar
chic and Raymond, will remain in
! Canada and look after the farming in
! terests.
Mrs. Fred Traut and little son who
[ visited at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. G. J. Neal the past few weeks
have returned to their home in Mt
Pleasant, Iowa
The music department of the high
! school will present comic opera,
The Captain of the Plymouth" at the
armory on Thursday evening Jan. IS.
Mrs William Rinck had the mis-
| fortune to fall on the icy sidewalk
near the Catholic church Tuesday
morning breaking the bones in her
right wrist.
The board OF supervisors met in
Cambridge Tuesday forenoon for the
regular January session.
Mr.. and Mrs David W. Arnett have
moved In from Lorraine township and
are occupying their home on North
State street purchased last summer
from William Weimer
Miss Carrie Sears of East Bloom
field, n. Y. is visiting at the home
of her cousins, Miss Sarah Sears and
Mrs. G. wv. Fehlman-
The natural gas which was discov-
cred on the George Fielder property
several months ago continues TO flow.
and Mr.. Fielder is utilizing it for IL
Eliminating his house and for cooking
purposes.
r. NJ. Bessee. who spent the past
six weeks at the home of his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs c. 0.
Greene, in Rogers, Ark, mas returned
to his home in this city
The Iowa and Illinois Central Dis
trict Medical association, of which
DR.. G. S. Young of this city is vice
president. held it's winter meeting at
the Hotel KimbaIl in Davenport
Thursday evening The local doctors !
of this city attended.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian /
church viii hold bakery sale in the
basement of the church Saturday.
\ musical and literary treat will be
given in the program of the Harp en-
at the armory Jan. lS- This
will be the fourth number of the union
course.
Ludwig Glawe has returned TO his
home in this city after spending the
past three months at Cresco. Iowa,
where he was employed in the poultry
house conducted by Bert Monesmith.
Theo Becker, Leslie Becker, J. J.
Ryan. Will Small and Sheldon Brad
ey attended the Illinois State Hard
ware Dealers association which is be-
ng held in Chicago this week at the
Coliseum.
Public Engineer Clark Anderson OF
Moline spent Thursday evening in Cen
SEQ and attended a meeting of the
,oard OF local improvements, when a
Inal settlement was made on the pave
nent
Henry ,E Klavohn. son of Mr. and
FRS Edward Klavohn. and Miss EIiz-
beth NJ Hass, daughter of Charles ,
lass OF Colona, were united in mar
iage at the residence OF Edward Kla-
ohm in this city, Tuesday. Jan. u, at
0 a. m, Rev. J. Turner Hood. pastor
f the Presbyterian church. officiating.
he young couple viii make their
ONE on farm IN Cornwall township :,
me CoItSe avenue paving uohub
ere issued Thursday by the city of :,
ene-seo to S. S. .Budlong of the Gen "
raj Engineering & Construction com 9,
any of Rockford
Arthur Cook and c. Fl. Atwood are
pending few days in Chicago on o
lsiness. I,
A resolution appropriating 10000 1
II the new bridge to be built across I
oclS friver at CoIona was passed by
e Henry county board of supervisors :
meeting held IN Cambridge Tuee- =
". Ill
Frank s. Haynes. director of the II
armers' institute for this district. at II
nded the institutes held ar Kewanee II
i'd Woodruff Thursday and Friday II
this week X