Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

"Wednesday 10 visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Remele-
Glenn Robbins went TO Joy idonday
to visit his mother, Mrs +. F. Mosier.
Mrs. Fannie Palmer of New Boston
went TO Monmouth Wednesday .
spend the day.
Miss Winnie Swartz returned to
her home in Hopewell Wednesday af- 1
ter visiting at the home OF her brother,
L. c Swartz.
Little Miss Anna Lee Garrett, who |
attends the Villa de Chantai school !
I in Rock Island. returned TO that city /
Tuesday after visiting her cousin, I
I Mrs. T. c. Henderson. She was &C
I companied hcme by Mr.. and Mrs /
< Henderson
/ Lloyd Swengel and ]. r. Simpson |
returned 10 their home in Sherrard 4
I Monday after visiting Aledo friends.
/ Helen Maxwell, the infant daughter |
| OF Mr.. and Mrs H. Z. Maxwell, pass |
Z ed away at their home at o'clock /
Tuesday morning, April p. aged about |
Z five months She leaves her parents !
and one brother. besides many other
! relatives. TO mourn her death The |
sorrowinE family have the sympathy /
OF the entire community in their be
I reavement The funeral services were
/ held in the Methodist church at $50 I
! O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, April |
I IS. conducted by Rev. J. b. Bartle. 4
Burial was made in the Aledo GEM /
eterv.
Arba r. Clancy who was indicted 1
I by the grand jury two months ago for 1
assault upon Albert Perkins with |
deadly weapon, pleaded guilty before /
Judge Graves and was sentenced 10 |
serve seven months in the county jail. /
/ J. II. Rohau was a business visitor |
/ in Alpha Wednesday.
Miss Verle Barr arrived home last
week from New Boston. where she /
had spent a few weeks with her sister
Mrs. c. C. Rutherford.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Stead left Tues
day for a few days visit in Chicago
with Mrs Steads brother. Arthur
Ringdall and in Freeport with Dr. and
Mrs. II. r Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs r. b Murdoch and
two children returned home Monday
from Burlington. where they had Wis
tied Mrs. Nuurdock's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Simpson
Mrs Joseph Pierce left Monday for
Wapella. III, where she was called
on account OF the serious Illness or
her mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Haldeman.
who has reached the advanced age OF
SO years Mrs. Haldeman was for
several years resident OF the Pierce
home and has many friends in this
vicinity.
Father r j. WEIGH arrived home
Monday from a few days visit with
Father A r Timmons in Keithsburg
-,
Mrs. Mary Green of New Boston
spent Monday with Aledo friends.
The Standard Bearers Of the Meth
odist church gave the seventh annual
thank offering service at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening, con
Quoted by the superintendent. Mrs. d.
\. Hebel. The societies in the United
States have pledged themselves TO
support the Lillian Harris hospital in
Korea this year with their thank offer
ings. There was crowded house and
all enjoyed a very interesting and in
structive program given by the young
ladies at the close of the little mis-
sionary play entitled, Tired OF Mis-
sions," in which the girls of mis-
sionary class decide they are tired of
missions and think their help is not
needed any longer. On getting a peep
behind the scenes on several mission
fields. they become convinced that the
work abroad suffers when the friends
at home get tired" helping Mrs. He
bel gave brief history of the society
and spoke OF the work done in the
past and OF the greater work planned
for the present year \ generous Of
fering was given by the society and
congregation for the hospital fund.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church Will
meet with Mrs. \. f. Moody at the
Manse Friday afternoon. The follow
ing program has been planned: De
votionals. Miss Lemon; roll call, bible
verse on Promise" report of pres
bytery by delegates. Special music
will be given. Social committee
Mesdames Blazer, Mccormick. d. NJ. Q
Candor, F. 4. Wolff, McWhorter, Wise, '
Turner.
Mrs. A H Canham of this city and 5
Mrs. Hannah Canham OF Neponset left
Monday for Kasson. MINI. where they
will visit Mrs. Hannah Canham's ,
daughter. Mrs. John Armstrong.
Mrs. William McManus returned I
home Friday from a few weeks visit u
.yith relatives and friends in Calves y
ton. Texas. and Eureka Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Morrow and
little daughter Katherine returned to
their home in Galesburg Monday af-
ter visiting Mrs. O'Morrow's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W W. Garner. p
Mrs. Hannah Canham of Neponset
came the last of the week TO visit her
son. 4. II. Canham
Miss Blanche Benson, who has made
a three weeks visit with her cousin, p
Mrs Ida Johnson, and other relatives,
returned 10 her home IN Hanna City, ;
Monday. Il
Miss Lorena Crawford and brother. G
Master Charles. returned TO their q