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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-04
Administrator S
Auction Sale

-! the entire personal estate OF the late
John Silas Gordon, on his farm OH the
Three Chopt Road about one mile from
Ridge Church,
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ANNoI- NCEMl:NT
THIS is to inform our customers as
well as the public in general that
Mr.. Martin NJ. tc.housc is no longer
lnatagcr OF our STORE. 40. . J." East
Broad street
MARTIN NJ RoTuoI-SE INC
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HELP WANTED-Maie and remaie

WANTED. men. women, Is or over. SIS
mouth Government Jobs. Lis, pos! =
tons FREQ. Write Immediately. Frank
lin Institute. Floor 7. Rochester. y. Y.
colored man and wife for light farm
work and to cook and wash for small
family. Best wages, fare and quarters
Recommendation. II. r. Eckres, Mos
Joys Junction. Va, Rural Route ::
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WANTED-ReaI l;stntc.

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly
q Co Write postal :or neccs say
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BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
AND
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Real Estate Auctionccrs

BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE KNOWN
AS THE READY BRICK YARD
PROPERTY, ABOU TIL I; Il T.
BLOCKS WEST OF THE EOULE-
WARD AND ABOUT THREE uLOckS
SOUTH OF CARY STREET: ALSO
ALL MACHINERY AND FIXTURES
ON SAID LAND.
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For SALE--AnimnIs

FOR sale, 10 good -ound young mules
500 TO 400 pounds each. Viii work
single or double. Can be bought:
worth the money. Also Scrapers and
D sets of double harness. Can be seen
ut Cranes Sale and Transfer Stable
10 South Fifteenth Street. half square
from Main street station.
HORSES ana mules for hire, by day
Week or month. for sale or Sxcha nv,
SulliNan's stable. sos East Cary. Also
Boarding horses wanted.
FIVE grade roland-China sows: also
shoats and young pigs. Henry Web
stcr. Glen Allen, Va.
ENGLISH Toy Spaniels: some fine Rleu-
helm puppies and one adult RUBY for
sale. Prices reasonable. VIII hold for
Christmas delivery. Lakewood Kennels
Ashland. Va.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale, stereotypers mats, lsx2t:
flexible and tough: just tho thing TO
.!ne chicken houses and oCthouses; 81
Per 100 pounds ut tn. office: % cents
extra for out-of-'own orders fer cart
age Address Times Dispatch
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FOR RENT-tIats.

NJ 81 SuD-let Groom and bath fiat:
tease expires September l. Just built
WIN ALI modern convcn!euceS--clec-
tIcli\. 3as. hot-wa;cr heat. Furnished
Or nniNrniShcd: very reasonable. * BIZ
care TimeSDlSpatch.
FLAT OF rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished for light housekeeping. hot
ana cold water. Randolph 22SS-W
II, East Cary.
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Lumber and MiIlwork

thc good old -fa.hioncd Kind That your
grandfather used in the days when
RICHMOND LUMBER 60. INC.
Fourth and Stockton Streets.
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SITUATION WAS1Eu-sIaie

> WANTED employment In or near city
for white and colored boys IL 70 /.
. years OF age. Juvenile Court OF Itich.
mond. Room 3. CRY HAL Phone Kan.
dolph 622
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WANTED-Huoms.

THREE or four nicely furnished rooms
wanted for light housekeeping for
man and wife. Central location Ref
crcnccs exchanged. Box 1928
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SAFES.

NEW and second hand iron safes
bought sold and exchanged barnes
Safe and Vault Company. 10 Norti.
r We lfth Street
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&rhupllb dinpsDispatrb
SIXTY FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM ~
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
~ IFIED ADVERTISING.
TELEPHONE Youn WANTS To

-. TELEPHONE your WANTS To
u. THE TIMES DISPATCH
"S ooLFA RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
-o'NLf. one cent word when pnid In nd-
sahee. No adj taken for less than IL conts
!. ooMHDAf. ono and one half cents word for
a. a!' siassifed ads. excpet Situation Wanted
u. one sent word No Rd. taken Cor less
than IL cents
~ ads. taken fU- less than rs GEMS when
suateeo or phonSd In. Phoncd orders not
guaranteed. Classification not guaranteed
after f. NJ
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In execution OF an order Of the Dis
trict Court of the United states. for.
the Eastern District of Virginia. at
Richmond. entered on November Is,
1918, in the matter Of w j. Ready.
Bankrupt. the undersigned special com
miSsioners and trustees i'm bankruptcy
VIII sell. by auction. on the respeCtive
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SHOES.
WANTED-Household Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture IN auy quantity. Can
- riuh hSl6
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAVIS.
by y. W. ROWE n SON. iN,'
Real Estate AurtiunCcrs.

AUCTION SALE Of FIVE LOTS IN
HE lI.AN OF lIi';lII.ANn >I'NI;N
ADDITION. \bJulNIN,; HIGHLAND
fAiik. Mt THE RISK AND COSTS
OF \ FORMER PURCHASER,
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NOTICIIS-Legal.
VIRGINIA.:
IN THIS CHANCERy COURT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND THE
lST DAY or DECEMBER, 1915.

G. II. PAGE ANA others. 80. plaintiffs
VS..
Virginia Land and Loan Co. Defendant
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FOR sale. grocery and hNturc> Doiu.
$4,000 business :, ,.cuth VIII sell
cheap. Address \ 7ci. care Times Dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

/ home in New Windsor Monday after
making an extended visit al the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lutrell
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nichols, and
little granddaughter, Mary Z. Mich
OILS. spent a few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. Nichols and re-
turned 10 their home in GaIva Mon
day
The G. T. C.'s Of the First Presby-
terrain church Will give a reception 10
the members OF the church and con-
gregatiou Tuesday evening, May IL,
At the church
Mrs C A. Reynolds went 10 Rock
Island. Tuesday, TO visit her sister
Mrs David Dean, who is very ILL.,
Rev ". H Barnes of New Boston
was an AIedo visitor Monday.
George Stevenson was a Rock Is
land visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. William Miner spent Tuesday
with friends in Viola.
Mrs. Samuel Mccullough and son
Clifford, returned TO their home in
Pennington Monday, after making a
two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Ed Morgan.
Mrs. Everett Slower went to Cam
bridge Saturday TO spend the day with
her cousin, Mrs. Roy Jennings
Mr. and Mrs c. Jarvis, who have
spent a few days at the home Of their
uncle. T Jarvis. left Monday for their
home in Princeton.
Mrs. F. A. Foster and little son
Frank, arrived home Monday from a
few davs' visit with relatives in
Keithsburg.
Mr. r. P. Montgomery of Shang-
hia. China. Will be in Aledo MAY 9-l2'
and viii speak in the First Presbyter-
ian church.
Rev. and Mrs. G. d. Adamson Of
Joy spent Monday with AIedo friends,
Mothers day will be observed by ths
various churches of the city next sun
day. Everyone is invited 10 come 70
church and wear a white flower IN
memory Of mother.
The Westminster guild met az the
home of Mrs. George a. Cooke Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White made a
few DAYS visit with Mrs. Whites par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Greer and
returned 70 their home in Alpha Mon
day
Mrs. H F. Block and Mrs. Fred Cor
man. who had made few days VS.
# at the home of their brother. J. a
Stuart. left Monday for their home IN
Neponset.
August Simpson was business
visitor in Moline Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
FEEDING OF VETS
Is BIC PROBLEM
Committee In Charge 81 6. 4. r. State
EncamPment In Moline Asks
Churches 20 Assist

That the guests zho will visit Mo
line az delegates 20 the G.. A. r state
encampmcni In June may not 20 hun
cry. the G. \ r committee yeste--
day made plans 20 End boarding
houses and other accommodations
where the guests may be enter
tanned
A. far a. the committee could learn
there are not enough places listed as
eating houses where the visitors can
be- FED. and many private houses must
b. thrown open 20 care for the gath
erlnE in the proper manner. The
First Methodist church has agreed 20
serve meals during the eneampment
ard an attempt Wiii be made 20 have
other churches follow the same plan.
The vacant rooms on che frat floor Of
the Lredy building a. Sixteenth
street and Fith avenue ~ili b used
a. headquarters aud registration bu-
rra1 f1F the cncampmcnt instead Of
ere u~rEiuud building one feature
% the headquarters Wiil Be a post
once through which the mail 20 the
delegates wiIi be distributed The
Commercial club rooms have been set
aside for thc association % cx-union
prisoners for their meeting Two
thousand I've hundred badges have
also ben ordered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
AWAY OUT
4 Resident Of Roek Island Shows the
Way.

4 Resident q Roek Island Shows the
Way.
Thsrss one effective way - relieve
kidney baekaehs.
Lsaimeut aa4 pias;ers may relieve
o.:
But they seldom reach the cause.
uaekaehc e cause 20 suspect the kid
Hsys
Doans kidney phi. are for aiseol-
oF-d kidneys.
Rock Island people back them up.
Read a ease % r.
Fred Bennett. blacksmith. 1907 Third
svenus. Rock Island. says I do quite
a lot % beatinE and STOPPING and that
oftea brings on kidney trouble. have
often stopped over 90 shoe a horse
Whsa terrible pain caught me In the
small % mr. back aud Il was with the
greatest tifneuiiy that ! could get up
again The action OF my kidneys was
too frequent and the kidney secretions
we're seanty and burned IN passage. I
have used Doaa's Kidney Pills when
ever I have feii one OF these attacks
and have always received promp; re-
lief
Price soc. q, all dealers. Don't
simply ask for = kidney renedy-xe,
Deans Kidney Fiiis-;he sam. that Mr..
Bennett had. Fosrer-Niisurr Co.
Froos- 5gsalo. y. I-lAtv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
LOOT CLUB HOUSE
AT MOLINE PARK
tss uvsreeaf aaa Ire psFFr NTr
Eassaamt -tafsH al rtrsr-iys
f.rsunfs rariaF a. NfEhf.

Fa- e.ss Ess- ar ere rEFF-- RE
-esEs- tsr psFs aE rElsev- rsrs
s.r-rs .E It9Hss vas br1eFs isf1 D.
ssrE.srs saesr f.Er ssHeE che eisGf
sef sa sFrr.esr Frt fNe E9Era new
balls sss1re. re~ tFrrf uss discovered
Gee ef ere r@r,7--s fsis esaralss.
r terEsrs BAD Hrgt-E q psEs. Del
.ss e4.-F fFo- et ere e.aF b1ssF aat
sas.rrvet fsr s1ee EFrrT .eesrF .a
ss- -aaH bad aeer ss-e erre ana tsF
earT-urs sfreHgE sFeaf ar eazfas.1a.
IRE avrrr9sr rss fsr properly o.
E-as~s ursf~ss 6s- Of enc directors
90 enc e.er Hr ssresFset enc coat
Tr.F several GAYS aEs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
SPEEDERS COURT
BUSY IN MOLINE
JHszs Driver Il Ausu< Faur Rounded
- YESTERDAY by umrfr
N~zirg.

Activities ar ere sg+rtrFs e5zrl .s
1telsF vsss .a fsu b.zss szs.s this
aarrEE Tee eTr.erf motorcycle
eeg. Ms NsE,FF. psssa 70 90 less
rass t1-s orrstFFs. Gee at 5ara being
a Hsa4s Er5vrF
AZ We.srabeFa af EtfaIEr. t1sa.
vas b4FalaE 90 tsF fsrrsrrt or "a Er-
esiie an Soar clip. Hr pa5l SleE1 and
COSTS. TIE oFeeF tFFrr wrr. Jr1n
Ee7e9sts. a aFbss tFiveE. falias Car
zoe sas EaJ Em.ss. vut BE- tried thls
corning He vas aPFsFsFEssf tsiv-
isE his car az tss rate or IS miles 90
ea2F- CaFtga sHt s@.fs. botA motor
eFess rt5sFs. vsFs E1.ss sf a gs-uiie
as boar esiR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
ARCHERY CLUB HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL MEETING

TIE aE-Gst rseetirE % tsr Wiiiiam
Tell AFshsry club of 5fo.ias aas held
tast stsasaE me anngat SHOOK %
ne elias Wi,1 BE- sstf tfav 90 80 the
F9sFts s'fees Erossfs TIE f6iiou-
ssE o1esfs we're elected
fsrsstfsst= EdWarf Corn.
Wee Hear tfuFvrFt
Secretary Albert Vaatsre
Assistant taryz-Atois E1tan6
Treasurer Csmi~i Vs-ruueisu.
Treste~s =VtctoT uanaiar. Eduard
WTivasrtaHf anf Agsast Cia~s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

Morrison, John Brancht. z. PaTkmau
$. 3. Bolton and T. D. Winders. Clerk
Emerson reported that all of the new
" elected officers had qualified for
Office The following appointments OF
committees of the council and other
city Offices were made by Mayor Det-
wiler. Finance committee. Morrison
Bolton; Streets and alleys: Brancht
Bowers. Winders; Ordinance: Bowers
Parkman; Fire and water: Winders,
Bolton. Morrison, Electric light: Boil
ton. Winders. Bowers; Public
grounds. Parkman, Brancht, Morri-
son: Police: Winders, BranCht, Boil
ton: Cemetery. Brancht, Parkman,
Morrison: Board OF Local Improve
meuts: Bowers, Bolton; Board of
health. Drs. A. y. Mackey, McDan-
ford City marshal: J. B Peppers;
Superintendent Of waterworks and
sewer: J. T. stead; Street commits
sioner; Mike Rush; Cemetery sexton:
John Parkinson; Chimney inspector:
J. II. Harvey; Fire marshal: ID. E
Farr: Assistant FIRE marshal: Y. II.
Morrison. These appointments were
confirmed. John BranCht was elected
mayor pro TEN in the absence OF May
or Detviler in the future. George
Guthrie was employed TO take care Of
the city parks at a salary OF $50 per
month
Mrs e. c. LUtrell and son Virgil
spent Saturday with friends in Gales
burg
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mcintyre and
daughter. Miss Frances, spent Satur-
day with friends in Rock Island.
A son was born 20 Professor and
Mrs. Fred y. Taylor Tuesday after
noon, May 4.
The Sunbonnet club was delightful
" entertained by Mrs. c Howe and
Mrs. II. ". Sapp at the home of Mrs.
Sapp Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Geraldine Emerson arrived
home Saturday from two weeks Wis
IL with friends and relatives in ST.
Paul, MINI. and Chicago.
Miss Dora Shields OF New Boston
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. G.
II. Moore
C. H. Henderson OF Burlington.
spent a few days last week with Aledo
relatives.
Mrs. William Haynes and Miss Bes-
sic Webster were visitors in Daven-
port Saturday.
Mrs. R A Hickok left Saturday for
her home in Derby. Iowa. after spend
ing few days in Viola with her sis
ter. Mrs. Andrew Whan and in this
city AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs. c. a.
Hickok
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V Norred and son.
who came 10 attend the funeral of
Mrs Norred's mother. Mrs. II. ]. Col
lier. left for their home in Jackson. {
Tenn. Monday.
DR.. a. c. Sells spent Sunday in Chi
cago with Mrs. Sells, who is i'll in the !
hospital in that city.
Miss Emma Elofson returned TO her |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

rlsa+ FsTf-=wers~ t~ trrlsrf. s.E feet
fas- asf sfFsi. OF a1t..re Bog a
a11as~ rFr srF'..- .s irlleFratrf a.fa
~arr portraits end VtTes % HEH.bifs
ssf s0sts Of erE Bgtss steele r1a-
rsttEr-s a eesFtF Fa-sfr.ea1 article sr-
rirs-f me N~a Eisi'1 .H ua.eh BE-
t-se~it=e several vrtt-errva +ra
Taff stars eeeflre ore aratErF 'rls-
Eretr 0E Broadway on Saturday after
eaea m Gre very r f-F1.r Of ere matte
zee FEts FFFsrsr siFgEriae explain
90 bF tk~ farf fasF frr Hr1ateer re-
f=Fret 90 Gel fr los tEET'~s end the
stare ere sft sa ere service 1f moving
rseFgre e1rpsEt-s ana fsrfrrruo~rs
fksE Esss5rlisF Saturday rfTFrn11r
ass closets. for Orr p.efgrr arf.HE noe
even ere ertEtFrsF sFrr usE rr'rr urr
Tess Err sEF sElE-e Goo N N. UEwa-
Easl. tFF japanese slfErr aEf pub
lfe.sE. contributes en- art ..r eaff.Ti
rer Chinese Policy ~ IrrTr setting
forth Fsr rsFaErs- point Hf tH
ere srrs=at siflaftau befarrr tar $50
ar rFal EsFilEs According f1 SIR
SsEafan.l japan lr rt1ravrri-s 90
s-oEFes CE5ss from tfs own weakness
.4 preserve FE- rrr1bt.es Integrity
from Egrorrsa eEErsar Hf tnr
Fe.eF Of a tsv5E-f H necessary $50.
FfmfFF chat tsr role 9f a protector has
s='f7-T been an ervisbir one. Doe pre-
i.Ffs that s11-Fr or iafT- China must
rr1 60 part of wisdom Cor la1s t1
fsEsa Cor guidance and help
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
YOUTHS SENTENCED
TO IS DAYS IN JAZZ.

Chester CLARE rrrrr fffaf- tFf
sat Orvi1s Gibson. gedrert lavs
youths vino were arrested fa taHfse-
fion wff8 enc attempted tsat8a rr rtaF-
rs &aafs .a WaUae rbursds4 1#E5F.
we're sentenced ss serve sl tsFs 0a Fas
eoaafv HtE ag tfsE stfsf- o.rssEsrsof
thfs niorn. as rotb were htadsij FoFs
81 $50 ant COSTS "a s6ees on vssrssea
charges
rhe sFs-nafrlf Bsaf5s charge vss
net pressed sEsasf enc mru. BecsJse
tfr Naals dld Bst case Ell push ere
charges
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
NATE MAYER PROVES
TO BE a REAL PILOT

one Of ere most seeemmofsEsE bss.
mess men n Moline Eftr Mayer
tbursdtF e. er1ss-e1er tourist I1 "a
1fa agfa sfaparf .r rrnrf OF Nsrrr
Iahnson store nu tIf'rrH'H street..
ant sssed Nsfs who wts STANDING e
frent Ts g5recC H.m au far raat .1
ChfcaEa.
sure fBinE wtf us. "a mingsr s.I
{ Get nay eaaE claimed Ntfr
Nate tgeu eislHe.t Irfs EF- esr set
piioted che fsuFsE Er enc Was Or
BE Fstafuet home sr aeon YESTERDAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
ALEDO.

Ntrs = Whitman and daughter
Hii'fFrt % lansing. MICA. spent a fcz
days iu joy last seek with relatives
on their way home from California
ateFT they had spent the winter.
O. q. puuntnE arrived here Wed
arataF from Horuing. y. y. and Eill
again act a. foreman for Harvey
Er1s. Contractors and builders
Fr~sidsut and Mrs. Ward L. Ray %
William and Vashti college delightful
iT entertained the members % the
sfuinr class az a SIX o'clock dinner
FtVru "Wednesday evening a. their
hrm@ on thr college campus
Nftss Nina PofcnbarEc returned 90
her home in S~z Boston Friday after
FpFstirF q f~W DAYS a. the home o.
E~r grandfather. a. y. Larrance.
sire James A. Allen and son have
gone Goo Ks.thsburE 20 make tao
a-rTsF visit with relatives
Nr ami Nrs. George Gibson % ues
Na.r~s. f1~a. spent a few DAYS last
secs A. tbT home % Mrs.. Gihsou's
brother 90 S BritEforf and family
near Fri1cr
Rev 20 q. Hanna % Scaton spent
"wednesday v-ith AIcdn friends.
,fi-r Frances nateman zent % Bur
EFss FRIDAY 90 spend a ie~ days with
Sites Glars Moore
,f- and Mrt - > Fciix we're bust
uesF visitors ir Mafherviiie Friday.
Hfrs % a. sidweii % Viola vas
guest az ftr home % her daughter.
WrH = u Wiudcrs Friday
tfFE Fredrrira Bauer spent Thurs
DOS ui.h friends an GaiesburE
,frE r 4 kieinsmit and two dauEh- .
trrs and MrE. e. q Duvali and two
sons. Ben and Charles. we're guests I
81 relatives and friends Tn Seaton |
Wedrsstar
NiEs Vera Brown returned % her /
home iu Viola Friday after visiting /
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris 4
Bsiur-
w-s. EiEar Smith ard daughter
wrrf e. GnicEhurE ~ DAY % spend I
'Hr dag wi'h friends
SIZES David Berg sent % Shale
r.'v FrItay % spend che day E!th her
sister Mrs q % Ciari,-
Mr and Mrs Alex CaTnahan % Joy
arrived home thiE wrss from Califor-
r.s uhr-= they had made an extend
80 visit uifh relatives and friends.
wrs z" 3 Watkins and baby az
nakVIllr. iowa. vere guests this week
ss ere hone % hr- sister. Mrs. r ].
henderson. near s~afor-
NJ arf ,frs John Rraneh' spent
't's vr~s o. th~ home - their son.
Clair rrsnrht near Miii"rshurE.
,fieses Anna Urhsi and Lois Yer
tries wrrf % Bloomington friday.
wrs .tarF Evans wrHt 90 Viola Fri
Cav - spend th~ day vith her mother.
'frs. q Thomas
Htrs isaac Lee and Mrs. Robert Lee
= wasestius are visiting relatives
near srstnr-
,fra. Eugene Smith and daughter.
H1riah. - EeithshuFE. spent Monday
stir frirnfs iu this city
Misses Florence and Hope powd re-
.urrea home Saturday from a visit
STIR frir-fs iu E~ithshurE
TIE Tuesday club Eas very pleas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08

antly entertained by Mrs s. A y
Farr az her home on West Second
street. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. J. o. Fender and Mrs. J. II.
Fender spent Saturday with friends
On Rock Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Guthrie % Bur
CESS spent Sunday az the home OF
Mr. and Mrs =. c. Spence. Mrs. Mer-
gle Spence accompanied them home TO
spend a few days in Burgess
Miss Pariline Parkman arrived home
Monday from New Boston where she
had been visiting her sister. Mrs J.
2. Ballard. Her niece. Miss Ruth
Ballard. accompanied her home and
spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. =. O. Johnson OF Joy spent
Monday here with her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Thede.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. wycoh OF Keiths-
burg attended the funeral OF Mrs
Wyeons sister. Mrs II. J. Collier. held
here Saturday afternoon.
Mrs r. J. GrossenberE % Woodruff
came Saturday 20 visit her mother.
Mrs r. J. Davis.
Glenn Greer OF New Boston was a
business visitor in Aledo Monday.
Mrs John Hardin and son OF Keiths-
burg spent Saturday with Aledo
friends
Miss Lena X. oxford OF Elizabeth
town. III. came Saturday 20 make
months visit with her sister. Mrs. ".
\ Prince.
Miss Beruice Howie OF SIatherville.
who has been visiting AZ the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. BoultinEhouse. re
turned home Monday
Mr. and Mrs :. -. Woodrow OF
GRANVILLE. III. have come 20 visit their
daughter. Mrs. .. c. Hostetler
Mrs. c. r Gates vas hostess 20 the
ChrysAnthemum club Tuesday after,
noon.
James Croson went 20 Peoria Tues
day on business
The officials Of the Hydraulic Press
Brick company % -. Louis and the
Continental Brick company Of Aledo
me; AZ. the Law once OF Judge William
=. Church IN this city on Tuesday af
ternoon and closed deal whereby the }
Continental brick plant became the
property OF the big ST. Louis corpora |
ton. General Manager Briekiey will /
Be retained as general manager of the I
local plant and will continue his on I
ces and residence IN Davenport.
william Winders went 20 Silvis Sat 4
urday 20 visit his cousin. Charles /
Padder.
Mrs. :. ?. Hors;rom o, Gaiesburg l
came Saturday 20 visit n the home OF
her son. Dan Hoffstrom.
George Bistiine went 20 Davenport
Monday to visit Mrs. Bistline. who is
very II in Mercy hospital in that
city.
The anai session OF the outgoing
city council was held Monday even
ing with Mayor J. ". McRoberts pre-
siding With the adjournment OF the
session. Mayor McRober;s. City Treas
rrer c. A. Beers and aldermen c. B.
Barr and J. NJ. Davis retired from
once. The first session OF the new
,ouneil was held Immediately after
The adjournment OF the old council
Mayor e. ". Detviier presided. The
roll call disclosed all members pres
re- Namely G. c. Bowers. ". II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-08
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