Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07


Mrs. August Upper and children
Francile and Robert of Davenport Wis
tied Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Eipper OF Port Byron
Mrs. slas Simpson went to Beaver
Falls. Penn. last week to visit with
/ her brothers and sisters.
! Rev. A. CARMEL is holding a series
OF meetings at Bethel Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. Hostetter of Cordova is as
sisting him.
Frank Filbert viii have a sale at
his farm Jan. Il. He contemplates
moving TO Cordova and opening a
blacksmith shop
Ed Fillmer OF Moline spent the Holt
days with his sister Mrs. Henry Hut
ton and family.
Miss Lille Winterfelt spent New
Years day at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winterfelt
Those who attended the box social
at the hall last Thursday evening Civ
en- by the HIllsdale Military band re-
port a fine time. About $50 was real
lied and placed in the treasury for
the benefit OF the band.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs H. Liphardt gave them a sur
prise by gathering at their home last
Thursday evening. About 40 were
present and had an enjoyable time.
The following Cornell college stu
dents who enjoyed q holiday vacation
here at their respective homes have
returned to their school work: Hor-
ace McRoberts. Byron Shelton. Tru-
man Shafer. Harry Genung. AM Claire
Golden.
The b. Y. p club was entertained
Saturday evening at the home Of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Fred Fsllmer. 4 large crowd |
OF young people attended and had a
delightful time. Readings and music ;
both vocal and instrumental, were
given by Robert Cowley, Ckauncey /
Mcconnell, Mrs. Rosa Ashdown. The l
hostess served a fine repast.
Mrs. Agnes Will visited few days I
with her brother Henry Hutton and /
family last week
Mr and Mr. Louis Genung enter /
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Louis Upper and |
children Sunday.
School began in the rural districts
last Monday after vacation during the 4
holiday week.
The Adelphia Mothers club had a
delightful time a. the meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Hutton Wednes-
day afternoon. All enjoyed the after
noon very much. Tie next meeting
will be at the home OF Mrs. Lou Stan
ley the third Thursday of this month.
when the younger members OF the
club viii entertain the older ones. A
good program Is being prepared. Mrs.
Hutton gav2 n fine luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Eipper of Port
Byron are the parents of daughter,
who arrived Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fillner entertain
ed at a New Years dinner the 5ollow-
ing relatives: Mrs. p. Mahlstedt and
son Gus. Mr.. Simpson and sons Ly-
man and Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ash
down. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mahlstedt
and daughter Lucy. Mr. end Mrs.
Louie Fillmer and son Leonard. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mcconnell.
Two big OF. tanks for the Illinois
Dill company have arrived and are be-
NJ erected near the depot. P. II.
Neideman has charge OF the work OF
putting them up.
Ira Zeigler wto has been having a
fery serious time with jaundice is
low olOwly recovering.
Misses Alma and Dina Gerkin re- .
urned TO Rock Island Tuesday after
pending the holidays with their par ,
.nts Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerkin.
Mrs William Upper and son Virgil
we're New Years guests at the home !
Z Mrs. II. .-iphardt ST.. in Hillgdale !.
Misses Eva Opdycke and Emma La ,
nansky of Rock Island were guests at :
he home OF Mrs II. Liphardt Thurs :
ay and Friday. ,
Madge Feaster. Hugh WOODBURY. !
n Merrill Trowbridge have returned ,
o their school work at Moline.
-ir and Mrs Edgar Walther OF S
una spent Sunday at the home Of q
heir uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs I
lark Hauberg. S
Mrs. Rosena Furland returned to I
er home In Artesia- s. D., Tuesday 6
vening. after spending the past month &
ere with her parents and other rela- e
ives. {
The Bethel Ladies met with Mrs.