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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

To George R, Wright, President Of
the Louisiana Fibre Board Company,
whose large plant in this city is now
being put in condition to operate,
we feel like extending our very best
wishes. Through the last five trying
years MI. Wright has never wavered.
He has had the word 'Boealusa'
prominently in his mind at all times
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

down on the north side OF the creek
near Avenue B bridge, by il. Me-
Clendon, an old resident of this
section, and on February 18th, tents
we're erected and carpenters, mill
wriehts and construction men NOV
ed in and commenced the erection
Of a portable mill near the site Of
the present paper mill. There was
sufficient timber on the site Of the
town to build the town, amounting
in all to about fourteen million feet.
1t was first proposed to locate the
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

and connected with it the fact that
Bogalusa some day must be the
greatest paper producing city in the
South.
Where on the Fourth Of July
1906, was heard one little whistle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
CARBON CLIFF.

Mrs ssliiEsii and siiss Ella Carey
rrtgrusl % tksir home az ChieaEo
Tuesday. having visited the past week
ksrs wish relatives and frisuds.
Mrs : Nils o: Barsiov has pgr-
chased the Chester .kenne4y cottage
oz Ftrst avenue
NJ ara Mrs. " wef;x and dauEh-
fer ,fab~i. Nrs Fred Mason % Rock
tsisr6 ant NFs. L-ouaFd FFauk %
RsFra,4s we're guests a. the Louis
Wsitz bone daring the past week
Chzriss u~iowsEi and family. Nrs.
C@rtrlEe Wendeii. ,tr ard sfrs Al
fred weueeu arf daughter Dorothy
ss@st tfonGay with ,fF. and NrH. IL
san wssfs!i ~ tss Wsatsii farm a.
segsh Ntallss.
sfrs. - BsarGsisy aad daughter
vrrda % East stalins visited q few
dsys 81 tss hone % hsF fzfhsr.
Charles EFdmsn-
Mrs h = Hoiiana. daughters
gtsnehs asf May anf So Robert
spas sas4ay vita Der sister. Mrs OF
% ssoest e. coious-
sfr asa nfFs George Esaaeiy anf
GaaEhtErs vtotss arf Marie and sog
George Harold. visited tf0sfay a. the
hs1ss % tts tatser's sister. otrs. steve
Adams as Vast tfeiirs.
Lsazsr arf Eernefr sofa ts@ir gro
esrY store ssses Nt8sfay 90 us pia-
ussf a. AtbaHY. on.
3tiss De1a Bamps % Frit8r. Iowa.
visited ftr past week az tts hpaae %
asr srelr. Crtss ffsftrr.
Clarence Nfifter has taken position
ss ciera b. ere Crist Huttga EroeFry
store.
NF aa4 atrs ~ E~esait. .frs. Scott
E~ssser ana MIS- 7. LuaEhery mot T.
oref 60 pgVeHporf M8nGay.
ne ladies % the NJ. p church gave /
a szr3~r &c HeuueEan hail weiues- I
cav sseaisE. o. vas wrji attended and /
a social time vas passed. The pro /
eseGs from tbs supper amounted % /
a good sum.
tfr and w-s H@urv W~eE<a OF Chi-
eas8 ere visiting fkis week % the I
bone % the formers mother. Airs
An@ita Me~s<a ard also with other
relatives
MIS-. william lflttru accompanied
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
sHIKRiKD-GAETJEK ENGAGE-
MINI ANNorNCLD.

Aazeanesm@as % shs snEaFssaeat ~
Miss Cora Gaetsrr azG % n. "A. assr-
rsrf vas szal9s AZ q party slvsa o.
Mss Caster sefartas sftsruoee a. Esf
hons ga Slxsa stfs@r. 8oufh Rock L.
land. whleh vas alsa a gfrn1sf.al &C.
tsntiaa fef Ms assis rrsglasa asa
Mss uafs Waits. Jazs brffes Tns a.
nonaeemsns ~ enc ~aEaErmeaf vas
MATS a4rfas saa ss~giaE ~ a t1aeasoc
fsiio~taE az fffssaaoe passed. a.
srafEs THs Gsfs % tss marriage Gel
aot saaoaa rsG. O. sae card games tas
prize 90 asEh seers wret t1 Hfs VII
arsd weeds. fBr Ealse guest a. ne Ht
T. noofeT aaals. snG each ef ta1 aear
err~s VS. gwen "a sfeffF f4-s. fsaer
Mss careisr ns fha faaEsfrr ~ ~
snd Mrs. Cnfls gsrrtsF ssf Born ss3 asf
De snsrrssd are gfensiarat la fsF
goiiaxsr social set sf s5s eItT ssG far.f
snEaksmsns wi ea- forth a-affT con-
xrafuiaffans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

Mss Leone Nsu1astf. ff1Effsr ef
aff ant MFs charles tt1uise8f er 2I5t
riowfiteB street. utfrupo port. ant MOO.
srt ft scnmhfg s0n OF Trrs Csruel.ss
poaovaa. tleu Eleventh srFrrf. fgs
civ we're uaitsf a marriage &arte-
dsq evening sF e setscs EEL ffe ffsr Of
Iifae VI re- Wsiaes 5n Davenport vFa
eficfstsd ss ere ceremony rhev were
accompanied BY Mss lrha HgFsrs
sad A u. sNaniae totg OF r8Is er.
THE brute sn,l SER attendant wore EsI.-
orsfi saits 81 Hris wien fsrEV lace
waists ant hats Ee mafrH. NtF faE
rrs. ScBmgft went fsF 70 short safsme-
bfie tour AMI sftsr 4tfv VII Be- al
home sE $50 rsartesnth street 1fF
Scsmajs 5s employed ss chief e.srS ss
ere Standard OUrists worries saE SIS
hrfrfe Has been eng sVrf ssr 70 sanher
Of years BY tBe iowa retspboas COM
paav m rsvTabort. TIE wee,tf5E elssss
ss q Erest surprise Cd frfeats st enc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
W4ApT ono
HOME
pQeBIINS|
fg2s ELrz ABITE TEeHPS0N

Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are
girls Il and Il years old
~ Are we too old TO wear RIB
hon bow at the hack of our hair?
% Is it right for two couples to
ride a rather long distance in one
buggy?
tSl One of us is deeply in love with
a Young man % years old. who is very
sweet dispositioned and a good honest
character. but he is very jealous. Do
YOU think it is true love that causes
jealousy?
90 Do you think it would be proper
for one of US to accompany the other
and her gentleman friend home. II
they both suggest it? We are sisters.
90 Please tell some interesting way
20 entertain a gentleman caller. Also
some lunch to serve.
co. II a girl is considered very in
telligent and bright at the age of Il,
can she be truly in love?
BUSTER AND GEORGIA.
% No. a girl OF L, however. is
old enough 70 do up her hair if she
wants 10.
t2l I don't think it would be ad-
visable unless the buggy has two
seats.
80 No. but jealousy often makes a
person think he is in love when he is
not.
90 or course it is proper.
t5l Find out what your caller is
interested in and draw him out on
these subjects, read, talk a while,
look at kodak pictures and play the
piano and sing if you can.
90 She can be truly in love, but
she cannot be sure that it viii be
lasting.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % VIII
you kindly publish the stamp IAN
guage2
~ I am a girl of is and in love
with a man of "a. He has never told .
me that he loves me OF cares for me, {
but judging from his actions he does. f.
How can I find out2
LONESOME BETTY.
% have never been able TO come I
across a stamp language if there is .
one. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

her son William % Chicago where he
viii remain FOR a time az the Fresh
Air resort
Mrs. y. KrambccE visited friends az
Moline Wednesday.
Master Lyle Carey was entertained
this week az the home % Rev. and
Mrs. Loyal NJ Thompson az Sllvis.
air. and Airs. =. ". Beckwlth and
daughter Flossie Edna and son Law
rcnce. moiorcd from Davenport Mon
day for a visit with Mrs. Beckwith's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland.
1fr and NrE. Eiwood Little and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Use NEW VEGETABLES AS
THEY COME WITHIN REACH


Dreamed Cabbage-Cut cabbage into
four pieces and remove core, divide
again, drop into boiling water, adding a
teaspoon OF salt, cook until tender.
White Sauce-One tablespoon butter,
tablespoon -four. one cup sweet milk.
Melt butter. stir in -four and when
well creamed pour milk in slowly, when
sufficiently thickeued in cabbage.
Cabbage With Vinegar-Cook cab
bage until tender in salt water. drain
water and 10 one small head OF cab
hage add one cup vinegar, one-half tea
spoon pepper. one teaspoon salt and
butter the size OF walnut. Let this
heat for 10 minutes and serve
Cold Slaw-Cut cabbage very fine,
sprinkle with salt and let II stand for
half an hour. Pour over it half a cup
o. vinegar. half teaspoon pepper, and
when ready TO serve add a half a cup
OF cream and mix we'll. Mayonnaise
may also be used as a dressing.
Cabbage With Cornbeef-Cut cab
baEe in four parts. remove core and
divide again. Put cabbage IN kettle
with potatoes and corned beet. Serve
all together.
Carrots Carrots just out of the
ground are one OF our finest vegeta-
bles. Wash. scrape and cut carrots
in small pieces. boil in salt water
until tender. Pour of water and serve
in white sauce the same as creamed
cabbage.
Carrots With Parsley Scrape and
cut carrots and cook until tender in
salt water. Drain OF water and add
a lump of butter and five cents worth
OF chopped parsley.
Beets-Wash beets and put on to
boil with enough water 10 cover. When
done peel and season with butter. pep
per. salt. sugar and vinegar TO taste.
Serve hot
Picked Beets-Boil until tender.
Mix vinegar and water thalf and half
enough 10 cover. For each quart can
add one-half teaspoon salt, one-fourth
teaspoon pepper, one tablespoon sugar.
Beets boiled and sliced cold with Gu
cumbers make a pretty salad served
on lettuce leaves with mayonnaise
dressing.
Peas and Beans-Sheu peas, put on
70 boil with enough water 10 cover;
boil until tender. Drain OF water and /
add one level teaspoon salt, one of su-
gar and milk, just level with peas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
rrNHEI.rTIN.NrlE.

Aaa0unraa1rnF w&s mate f1fsF ri
tas marriage af Zen samfa Ftssr.sr-ta.
son 81 NJ sad Nfs. WafE Fisse.s rsis
~ t1gG rvelflH street. tais eifg. ans
sflss Lnl-ta Wuif 'Ba Ceremony Htt.fE
place yesterday srrrfGaoa .s tse boasr
~ Ws brufs on UHle4Fs Members 81
sne families ware tae only Esrsts sf
the ceremony but la ere rvre ono
eaitgie vas gwen a. frerg1.aa t. .sF
hons 81 enc brute. aaanf rrtrnfs BETS
favfs,t h1r enc aGsfF. ST. Ftageisrsfr
affeadet tae .acsi subte set ft
scAools. ffsiasf.aE EFem ere lsts-r e
enc class sf 1900 Boz f1e ltst ses
srsl gesfs be- las s4a.le a.s baus OH
Chicaza where be la Brapr -far ~ a
store ttfs bride Haa tisif~f FRED Js'eFIf
m tas tFi-efJles anf sas mate navy
friends
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
Atrwvar rvr GARDEN FtETr.

fftts Errr tFClsIrF srfseE &c E1s-
cess. ertsrra.rrs ere mseters ~ ttF
iowa tlrs-a.s Hrsret % ere Collegiate
fI.ass~ sss1efsFiaa EsF9Ffeg after
rsar AL Earfsr rsrtv az wvsrdsE.
H-ar E.-UIssrs f9Ws. a company ~ -
~eal s--s rrrrr ere trt-etFfTs wFaf bT
cor s4 VvarasE vEerr sfeT spent q
ts. fefr.l sfsssrr1a ir t~f5rmat s1eia-
Late f~ ere asrTrraoa a tgaes
vac served on Fss gicieF porch ttat
esf Been decorated wtst reGsles. roses
s-# erH-r Fsrfrs covers a ssarf bus
3ess sessse- vas tstf to close ere sea-
saH.s va-t af ere sss1cIasf1E ard cd
.7s-r~srr wss sEee faEFe gEfI tas
.Fr ssFsflET ir October
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

ufE Lrsf carp SO. ftfG ROYAL
N= Fers. wfUt t15f card party Fri
Cav afE-rrser ss ere t1Ess % Nrs
raaur- Gla6r e1gf EsrEH street.
aease E5ef ts,srf Cireh viii BE- tts
Fsm- % ere sftsrr9or
IRE rrrss q eisb VIII BE- entertain
-t Tomorrow afEsrrsoa tv ttFs- Alex
Qsfss tts5 rasrteessh street
rbe Ladies sewtsE society o. NGfra
s1eres chapel VII nFet f1e1rr9w aft
rrrsee az @ go is ere chapel a. wtieh
slss- "a reeepst5e silt Pc tFz&sFF1 ere
e-V essssF vi. s. caspeessF. FsiFsfs
sF- w-leees ta stsFsf ere srsiF
ire west Eeg womar's Cksfssisn
r-sss staree arasr wIt ssrE E5as7sF85s
sfssrases VITA ttrs s. ~ Nltssa. sttf
arFreeFF Fvrese.
rb- gstssss degree tesa Of tke
as1l-s vfl srFsrGsts ss "a tessrs esrt
party 51earrav sEserss9e sg ssF eaas
ae tfFs q w gastasE. sls r0ysssg-s
street. c5erE asa 500 wtll Be s1aFsf
ssf ss- proceeds viii be esss Co &C.
TsF fts expenses &c ere tEsE Co
sH.ssrsat essE wess
rsEEBters af NsrWav VII sect
Thursday ssssFesar wtss 1tFs villas
r sff.ss. r'vecsV-rs,srtH ssfese asG
resasva r1arsE s9esss. tsfs eisv.
ragsrsnsFes was nsts FerssslF
of ere eessEsofeos as MISS ASA Ms-
Qatat asst Iaes e.. Assrs ssF5aEk tks
ralsnes es IRE ArEiss WEses vas BE-
svrE Co bsvs eeess erora GOOD ss-
EEsrfEf However Mss oscar 81
Asrrs sesisy 5esarmsG TIE ArEss mat
enc aaeo,gsesessss o. tss snEsssmsss
was ar srrer ssG ere eosrsess8a ss
very sgstlv msttss = eswssaess al
waTs regrets very s1seG sea a szls-
tass sIseeGEs ir Eats ease sss tssz
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
TIE TARIE.

Meatless Dish-SeIect small. firm
tomato. cut out stem end. scoop out
seeds and soft center. Sprinkle with
salt and turn upside down to drain.
Then sprinkle with paper and finely
chopped parsley. Break a raw egg in
10 tomato and add salt and pepper.
Arrange prepared tomatoes mot too
close tOgether) in buttered pan and
place in hot oven for few moments.
Serve on slice of fried mush. Cover
all with a spoonful Of brown sauce.
COcOanut Loaf Cake-One teaspoon
each Of butter and lard, one scant half
cup sugar. one egg. one cup -four, one
teaspoon baking powder. half cup milk,
half cup grated cocoanut. Mix togeth-
er and bake in small loaf cake pan.
Twice the ingredients viii make
gOod-sized cake. Bake with cocoanut
strewn on top. Cheap as well as very
good.
Cocoanut Pie-One-haIf cup shred
ded CoCoanut soaked in milk for one
hour or longer; two eggs. three table
spoons sugar, two tablespoons -four,
one pint milk. Make custardi when
nearly done, add cocOanut and whites
of eggs well beaten. Have crust bak-
ed. When read TO serve. put or whip
ped cream sweetened.
Good Bran Bread-Three cups sour
milk, three-fourths cup brown sugar
two teaspoons soda, one pint bran, one
teaspoon salt. two pints graham -four
Stir soda into sour milk till 1t foams
good; put in salt and sugar, stir till
dissolved. Lastly add bran and gra-
ham -four. Pour into two well-butter-
ed bread pans and bake one hour in
very slow oven.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
ttEeF CE0Wp- wfIyIss wID.
ufNG.

~n- aser.sv ~ e beaas.fst e4sf9oF
V-FfleF trsw raesFsGs ~ spectators
rl F- H o. uaotsT teer. sftt sew
-esE sTsrse. ssssfEsF eeeeseE. wt@a
frss usrseas teo,sV ssesasF ere tstfs
af Caast-s RI t.gee 81 Nssass. s. :
re a~stF vas az s-aborats ssG vrrT
hrasarf ac-. ere details % weies
were ffe-r Del ire ArErss Of satsfes7
-e-e - ne weather eaeGffiees were
5rrf-es aef easV seests froez tse
"a. ~ HorteoE crowded ere ssfFef 20
frs "a sIsesess o. tss lovely BRIDE Nr
saf ztrs t.voe isfs ssssrssq siEEt Coz
"a Frts sc ere great lakes aaf AFTER
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

When ready to serve add lump OF but
ter the size of a walnut. Beans and
peas just boiled and served with but
ter and chopped parsley are very good
also.
Turnips-Wash and pare, cut in
small pieces. Boil in salt water until
tender. When done drain of water
and drop into white sauce. Sauce:
One tablespoon butter, one tablespoon
-four. one cup milk.
Mashed Turnips-Cut in small pieces
and boil When done, drain. season
with salt and a lump OF butter and
mash.
Baked Turnips-Pack mashed tur-
uips in baking dish, dot with butter
and brown in oven.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

(2) Men aren't noted for keeping
the state of their affections forever
10 themselves. If this man cares for
you he will let you know Il in time.
Anything you can do to find out the
state of his feelings viii only compro-
mise you. But you may be sure that
if he comes regularly. is attentive TO
your wishes and seems TO prefer your
society TO that of other girls. he cares
a good deal for you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: an
girl from the city. paying q visit to
a girl friend While I was here !
got acquainted with a young man.
but he had a girl and I never thought
of going with him. He wanted me
TO go TO church with some other
young people. and so 1 went. He
said he was going to quit the other
girl. anyway. Do YOU think it was
my fault? AS 1 am going TO be here
only a little while want you to
advise me what TO do. as I have
fellow in the city where I live.
BLUE EYES.
I can't see why it is your fault Go
with the boy when he asks you. It
will show the other girl where she
stands with him and she may be able
to play her cards cleverly enough -
win him back, knowing his attitude
toward her.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Can a mar
rage license be used Immediately
after being issued in the city of
Detroit, Mich?
BILLIE"
Write to the county clerk of Wayne
20 find out. Address your let
ter to Detroit, Mich.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
LICENSED TO WE'D

children's day exercises next Sunday
are 20 meet Thursday evening at 1880
for rehearsal.
German Evangelieal-The Young
Peoples society viii meet tonight for
It's monthly business and social ses-
sion !n the church.
The choir will meet for rehearsal
Tuesday evening az the church.
The Ladies' Sewing society meets
Thursday afternoon in the church.
Grace Lutheran-The Luther LEAGUE
viii meet In the church parlors to-
uiEht Tor the monthly business and So
clai session
The Ladies' Aid society will enter
tain az a aluminium ware demoustra-
ton Friday afternoon TO which all
ladies are invited.
First Baptist Prayer services We'd
ucsday evening ar 1:SO viii De fol-
lowed by meeting % the Sunday
school teachers.
Druadway Presbyterian The Helen
Mills circle win meet with Miss
Blanche Carpenter. az Ninteenth
street Tuesday morning 40 10 o'clock.
The devotionais viii be- conducted by
Miss Heryi TitteTinEtou. Miss Mil
d-ei Adams will give "a reading. the
home topic is Good Bird. the Indian"
chapter .. 3fiss Florence Long, lead
az. Nrg. Parker Fisher viii give an
address on work among the mountain
GERS
Ruth's band will meet with Mrs W.
n. Mcintyre. s22 Twcnty-third street,
Wednesday afternoon Al 3. Theme
The Commands and the Promises
That Lie Back OF All Missionary
Work" The study will be on orien-
tails In the United States. Mrs. Parker
Fisher VIII give an address on work
among the mountaineers.
PRAYER services will be held We'd
nesday evening at 1880 in the church
when Mrs. Parker Fisher will give an
address.
Tire Junior association will meet
Thursday afternoon at AIS in the
church.
Trinity Eplscopal-The Trinity
Bows tlub meets THIS evening At Z
in the parish house.
First Swedish Lutheran-This eve
ming the trustees will meet in the 4
home OF a ". Johnson. 9SI Four !
teenth street.
Tuesday evening the Mems society |
will meet with Ansgarus Anderson. |
$40 Twelfth street.
Tuesday evening the Conhrma- !
ton society will meet in the chapel |
when n program will be rendered and 4
served.
Prayer services will be omitted this
week
Thursday the Willing Helpers will I
hold n sale afternoon and evening.
a program 20 rendered during the
lime of the sale
Friday private confirmation services
viii be held in the church parsonage
The sacrament OF holy communion
will be celebrated At the church next
morning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

I vices viii be held Wednesday even
igE az the church.
Thursday evening the Kate Hul
Mission society viii meet az the
church from 8 % 8 o'clock.
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
society wiii meet with Mrs. Mark
E~rrison. Seventh street and Fif-
tr~nth avenue
Friday evening the Young Peoples
ass1eiation viii meet with the Misses
Hurftn~r. 522 Twcuty-fourth street
FOR enc monthly business and social
session
Saturday afternoon the Junior 500
eirty meets az the church az $3.50 iu-
stead % on "Wednesday afternoon
Ssuth Park Prrshyterian- This
eFesinE che YouuE Peoples 500
eiety will meet soF So monthly bus
insss ard social session 90 the church
Wednesday afternoon a. o'clock
tte 1sutuT association Will observe
Gas aay
~ 1850 prayer services vfii D. held
asf az fsts the teacher training class
wriii niece
bold o. sii-day quilting meeting az the
etuFrh.
Tharsday ~vrnirs at ESQ the Laura
Marquis circle viii meet vlth Mss
Hazel spauidinE. zs1s Eicvcuth-and-a-
hair avrau~.
Friday the Sunday school class
taaEhs ty Miss Quayis wlu hold a pie
nir 90 ffr watch Tower. members uf
the class 90 meet az the church ~
20 o'clock and 80 in a body.
Friday evening A. the church there
viii b. n meeting % tho executive
committee % the Brotherhood
Memorial Christian Prayer ser
vices viii b. held wednesday evening
a. thc church.
Thursiay afternoon the Ladies Ala
society viii meet with Mrs. =. John
son. 1917 Fourtccnth-and-a-ha
street There viii DC q business ses-
sion and a short program.
Friday afternoon the Ladies' Mis-
sionary society viii meet with Mrs.
Mary Wells. iiii Forteenth street
spencer Memorial McthodIst-Tucs-
day evening AZ $50 the men will
meet AZ the church 20 consider
church repairs.
Tho Home Guards will meet We'd
ussday afternoon with Ars. 2 Il.
Wood. Eighteenth avenue and Thirty
eighth street
All children taking part in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

me Kings Hrra4gs af ur Ftrsf
Methodist rBareh verr erfrrtf5eF't
satardsV afternoon ~ Gfb-s ant tisrr
oid stevens sf eBeiF home t1Gi liver
teth street. F7eflV eumber ~ enc
young fauts attending AZ ssart hfss@
tasss session plans we're mate Cor efra
herald ta select u srgfer partner q. Doe
terest Del fhr warH EHr following sf1-
gran vas rendered
Piano s1io HffrI Stevens
Escftaf.ao W1rEsF-E Wr.r-
Rschaf.ae tfsrffas raFIeF
RsrHtf.an Hl1f-aEr fans
Piano soto. Hg.ftHs u.se
tafsr there vas f stasrte. a. games
ant Ifrs Stevens served sfr young
people visa refr-saaseers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

ttfss glizasetH A-sa entertained "a
party af aift friends sE b-r home Ia
Davenport sagaffsF afternoon f9F Ntlss
AlIes rteEe. wH0 IA f9 be britr gf
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