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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15
EASTERN STAR PICNIC

A jolly go-d time was had by the
members of the Eastern Star lodge,
yes erday afternoon, when those la
dis entertained their families in
Athlete Pa.k. A large crowd was
pres MT and all enjoyed themselves
imme sely A big supper, consist
ing of all the good things a person
would want to eat, YVES partaken of
at SIX O'clock, after which each
memb r spent few hours in jol-
lity. They all voted the event a
most pleasant affair.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15
LEG BROKEN WHEN
HORSE FELL ON Him

Harvey Christensen, son of Nels
Chr st MS n and wife in Greeley
towr ship, met with painful and
ser Gus accident last Friday when
hi rse fell on him breaking his
l:g. A physician was summoned who
set the broken member. Altho' suf-
fer ng much pain he is doing as
we'll as could be expected. We hope,
for a speedy recovery.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15
FINE BERRIES

Fred B5chtol brought a twig off
OF gcos berry bush to our office
a few days ago that. measured just
six inches in length and it had by
actual count just 80 we'll developed
berries. Fred's bushes are loaded
with fruit and still he hes none to
sell.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15

The Merry Widow Club met at
the home Of Mrs. George Milliman
last Tu siay evening. Refreshments
were served and a general good
time was had by all present.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15

Stanley Griffith Of Earlham came
here Monday and visited couple
Of days at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. %. Griffith and
familys1
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15

Mrs. Bud Heath came up from
Brayton yesterday evening for a Wis
1t with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Milliman and family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15
IOWA BOY
SHOULD ENROLL

Ambitious fam boys who do not
happen to live in counties where
Germ growing contests are under
way are to have their chance also
to win a free trip to San Fransico,
The Greater Iowa association has
nd to the Panama-Pacific exposi-
ton that Iowa boy who makes the
best record in growing an acre of
co in ary county outside of the
counties which are choosing county
champions.
Ally boy bstween 10 and Is years
OF age may enroll at any time up
to June L. Full information will be
ssnt to each boy who enrolIs. The
blank below may be used for en-
roliment.
ENROLMENT BLANK
IOWA BOYS ACRE CORN CLUR
CONTEST
Fill out and mail TOT
Es C. Bishop,
State Leader of Club Work,
Ames, Ia
Dear Sir: Please enroll me as
a member of the Iowa Boys Acre
Germ Club | will follow the instruc-
til MS and raise the best acre Of
corn l can.
Name
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15

Nick Thi len was a Wiota visitor
at the Kurtenbach home last Sun
day, making the trip in his car.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15
FATHER GOOSE
FOR FARMERS

Farmer boy blue. toot your auto
horn,
We've cash in the bank and we're
not forlorn.
But where is the city-chap who
gave US the laugh?
lRs works all week for twelve and
a-half.
Go help him. go help him. Oh, No,
not I;
He doesn't need help, he's such q
wise guy"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-07-15

vivtor Christensen has invested
in Ford auto.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-15

were about to ransaek the apartment.
The door opened; there was sound
of grip dropping on the floor with
thump, quick step across the hall
and Dick stood in the doorway of the:
living room.
1t seemed to me that l screamed
and then l knew no more for quite
while. When came to myself Dick
was chatting my hands.
There was a smell of camphor and
my night dress and the bedclothes
seemed saturated with it. For min
ute or two did not realize what had
happened. Then Dick brought me to
myself by saying: What is the mat
ter, Margie? Why are you all alone?
Why did you faint?" When he asked
this, even though he had me in his
arms, famed with anger.
81 expect l am alone because my
husband sees fit to stay away from
me for over a week without letting
me know where he was.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-15
Ito Be Continued Monday
MARY FULLER LIKES MOVIE FANS AND SHE
LIKES TO GET LETTERS FROM THEM

a rainy day, day that has gone all
wrong, somehow.
There are letters telling me how
some lonely cowpunchers way out in
Wyoming liked me in certain film
and how he would like to, have my
picture for his room in, the ranch
house. Or it may be from a sheep
herder in faraway New Zealand, or
from a farmer in South Africa. But,
of course, many of my letters, if not
most, come from young girls here at
home.
The cynical may call it a mixture
of gush and slush, but there is not
one whose heart is not touched by
such frank, friendly admiration,
which is without thought of guile
or selfshness It is a pleasure to send
such girls, your photo, duly auto
graphed. ..---
My movie fans are very dear to me
and many packages containing hun
dreds of letters neatly tied UP and in
scTibed, attest my appreciation. 1
keep them as medicine when l am
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-15
BY MARY FULLER
written specially for The Day Book
Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
CHAPTER vi.
BY MARY FULLER

The young actress on the '1egiti-
mate" stage is used to mash" notes,
to love notes, to letters inviting her
to go out to supper, to bouquets with
little missives concealed in them.
The movie actress necessarily gets
a different kind Of correspondence
because, so often, she is not in the
city where her acting or her per
sonality have made an impression.
For instance, as these chats are
intensely personal, take my own case.
Films of myself have appeared in
many cities and countries where l
will, perhaps, never set foot. Nat
urally, if please an audience in some
such faraway land will not get the
ordinary mash" note or love note.
What do get are the kind of letters
that often hearten one on a blue day,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-15

Dicks voice had that exasperating
quality as though he were explaining
to child. But, Margie, you know
had to go to see Jack, who was
very ILL.,"
Jack was well enough to leave the
hospital two days ago and well
enough so that you could leave the
city, ostensibly to come home, the
day before he left"
Dicks face grew red. Been spy
ing" he exclaimed CONTINUOUSLY.
mo, but things here have come to
such pass that though it necessary
for you to come home and so tele-
phoned the hospital and they gave me
the information as a matter of
course"
Dick rushed for the evening paper
and as he read the item about Mr..
Hatton's going away and that he was
in pursuit of him, his one comment
was "H-r'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
TIMBER RUINED
BY LAssEN ERUPTION

E-ffier. car. Way s. Greater ruia
was vr1Gsss b. s4t@rtags erggii1a
o. tass-u peak tkaa trst believed
aerorEise Co stories bruuEat here b.
resurutaE taurssiFsfinE parties Who
fFatel-t over afG9ss lapass4tts roads
are tsroezh a rzE.sE stosm 60 reach
ts~ edge 90 ere tanEFr zors. Vide
ssrraG damage 90 staatinE t1hrr was
tsr aasss evas~et af tEF rFwtg Gise1s-
erred frssrzetf81 done tT ere e1oga-
tsfr's srgptlos. TIE uEt t1rreets aat
che Showers Of saper-tsatF1 rocks
and toa.tsrs are reported Co. have
sasas1 a ssill5sa feet OF .gmtrs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
area shows precipitation
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The area OF low pressure shown yes
terday over the Rocky mountain re-
gion is this morning central over Kan
sas and Nebraska. II has caused
showers on the north Pacific slope and
in the northern Rocky mountain sec
tons. the Missouri and upper Anssis-
sippi valleys and the southwestern
portion OF the lake region. Occasional
showers have also fallen on the mid
die Atlantic coast. A. Omaha the
rainfall amounted TO 1.64 inches. Rela-
lively high pressures are noted east
of the Mississippi and another high
overlies the Pacific slope. The east
ward movement OF the western storm
center will be attended by showers in
this vicinity this afternoon and to-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
Arlington Merchant
Feels Better

Tftedrfeh HsGsser. q busin-sss nsa
% Artfazton. "a. vac q victim q
stonaaeh saa eiEsstfvs sroukiss fls
v~ue 10 = Es.aDftai fsr za operation tsr
aaseh@r trpusls Whea he rersv~rsa
frUs4 me speraEisn ss tsaaa hhf ssaEs-
am Greubis werse aeG his hslsrt a.
fseted
tfs teoR NsTr-s vsoadsrfit ass3sGY.
BE xet ITS sepstiss bseE sad Eslzss
Ia strenxsh Ffaift away tls wrote
= eve Feu sou.s wprt1s % ceaErafs-
hzEloa tnr ysur sseus..es rsrssstT
eesas not --st saythlaz bat seet Tod
sn< ne nI1afinx tsoza eas soc 80 ba.G
thss st eos ttzze { n..1 q eafT-fnx s1sft
Cor taF.s hoursl veal - ere 20 ~
fatr&xo erzsx stases az. e1x y~ssr rsrs-
s.ys taatE Ne F-osstY a1s tas n.sEE
nlorrfsx was reviewed. I an xeesfnE
strvnssr aaf san saE RagtHfar taas
eer1es a1onE-
msvr's WSr6erf4f Hers~sfr Efvss per-
rasr~ut rsrslfss sor stanach. Ever AT
fsssseisz.i aflnsenEs EzE az mueh a19
vh-sxsvsr yea tuss. Se zaors GisgFsss
xfs.r easfaE. prsssars 90 49, ~ ne
<slzmaeh saa aregaf tas h-ast Get zee
eo<sis % year 4suGxtss sow ard ErY &c
pa g sbzoiatts xssysrssntss-tf roe sasas-
faeszry userey WI BE- Fvfaa4e,1--
lA4rsI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Sealed proposals vii be Fsesive6 q,
tas city CLERKS os5es. ROCK tsi4a4. III.
autit evs o'eioek . m. Isas 5. 1915.
tor tas pgsiisstsE IN pa@pAiss form
soathty reports % re Fsesipts and
eishgrsenzesfs aE4 proees4is<s % the
city couEcfi ss1 sgeh other reports ss
are required 90 - pgbiissss- Paraph-
lets 90 - sane sire as those o. ais
On my o1cs. Prices 90 % Per page.
- charge 90 - made for cover.
CITY reserves rfxnf 20 reject azy and
al bits.
Dated a. Rock fsiszd. III. Msy -.
1913 80. =. HCDGREN.
CNdv1 City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
TAKE NO ACTION
ON BUFFALO BAR
eaan<ilm-n OafT rsa~h ca saiosa IL
e.ns~s Nat Tee Craassd Ena Pre-
ssaf W Oraia4nee.
Measure REMAINING Eosstways On New
Tertiary radsr yamsrieal -Gs-
trm e. PASSED.

Atsnaara 90 tas-rios ~ ts~ narale
saloon. sfs r,veafr- ssurth street. ts 30
faE seDafnssd sad FsdseoFstsd ls srse-
araEaa taF enc Anticipated egsafaE.
enc eftF eouneu &C aot sass aa aa ere
faaace nfaafraf Wr.ea Hfes.. "a gerass
o. eonduet Ms saF. AL tae eeetiaE ltss
afxns
~ was oafF braaessf al enc close ~
ths rsasiaF sessIsg ~ fae eslia., ss.ea
best evening MAYOR m-caa1rat- assr'i
n Fhera were aFF saloons flr vt'ea
~ permits aat Gesa granted ana CIV
Ciera 1farfIa u GaffTrH responded
faers wers rsgrs st@ias ere narala
last rha mafaf raea astrf ne
eofacu wished r1 take any action on
any one er enc f1ur rsefe was "a per-
tod on silence aai Es-s ta~ mafer ts-
efarv,f ghss a mof.aa f1 s.sieuru was fa
6rIier TIE srss.oH ended
The meeting was af short fsraE.se.
ft lasted eHiq sU Hiasrr7 art enc rtr
Becfrf f'sruss.aH wien residents ~
enc hu section ea fsr iarsr.aH ~ ..e
sew SEQ 600 ssaffar.sr .E rblrfreets
aeenur aad rrearF seventh street..
Failed s1 develop. tr 9H.rr b1HfeE
been postponed
Aaapt street Ordnance.
IRE orfla.aar- fatraguerf last vres
~ Mayor meCaaoeb5r remaining reaa.
Wags tn far territory HEr-trd t1 ere
eifF. ID eagfaru14ner aIrr far n1rt-rt.
eaf system or streets ant avenues Vital
ia the eat umHs was adopted me
ruafSav wbleh is frtssst ta ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Sealed proeosafs VIII BE- received a.
ere aEfee of ses eouatq efssE % Rock
tstzsG eegstvs ss tts egart h1uss. ga
u EEL rGgrsfs9. ne ara GaF %
IEn-. 1915. f5r furnishes tse natter
falls ast lasor % al kis6s nscesssry
Coz ere eosstrgcFio1. sreett1a. sEd ds-
livery % tss egufisE zoe tas Rock L.
land essetv sail ftsas. sp@cfsestt8as.
forms of psopossi. sat other lsforaz-
tt5a nay D. abtsss~9 az tse osscs %
ere architect. Cyrus %. Atetass. 29i
E8stasea ssft4faE. Rock tstsa6. ~
Separate proposals. vii BE- received Ga
general eeGsraes. ptsmbiaE. electric
wirtaE. kesstaE. ard cell work TIE
FiEes t. reserved 90 Feisct any % Ell
BITS. sa4 90 waive ssy isf5rsaiify 90
ssy n~osossl
J. g. uuRGoYNE.
Ckairrrar-
CHARLES q. EEHNs.
Secretary.
jail bgftffaE coeaaisfss % ne
eoars % supervisors 80 Aevl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

saasa aaf ts sss srss parallel 90 Esek
ri9sr Eel glstY-srss aaFagss
a n Sinners. No va rrceGEiT re-
usFsf freas duties sf fss wassrEorts
presented hlli for Sc a. for gvsTttazs
rats Gel ere sseeef s9ea pefisi81 % Nff.
Sinners aef is vas referred 90 Con
missioner Marie S7 report 90 ths
r1aeeI
a rrs6tgss7s vas afortsf rsbafisE
g. each s1 f1gf fruEFisss Who psggi-
ees ts ere asestisa % tGs Fsso'gtidr
anrrsfsr ttrssss Zee f1r srl,irE
usa5rs fraa $40 90 g. had paif the
sar heretofore charged
rrs wr~sfv savrast ia az aszazst %
F7sJ5F was orErrrf paif
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Aucie Czaplinska, part lots and 10,
block >. Potts, Gilbert and Pitts addi-
ton, 81.
C. Harry Smith and wife to E. r.
SIickelberry, tract section 6-17-1w,
44th street and 18th avenue. Rock Is
land. $1,000.
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Co.
to Frank T. Doyle, $500. part OLD lot ?,
RiChland. in section 7-17-1w.
Alfred Johnson and wife TO Frank
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
Notice

Bits VII hs received a: the city
clerks osies Rock fsiaad III untii
avs o'clock , m Jane s. 1918. for
fHrutshtaE ore arf ozs-hsts Citsl ineh
screenings =. .. n. Rock Island water
works switch. until Nay :. 1918. Bid
Der szEss state nias from Which coal
VIII b fgraisssd
CITY reserves riga; 90 reject a1y Or
al btts.
nates az Rock Is.ar4. III. May -.
1918 - :. RuDCREN.
CAEvl City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
THEATRE MAY BUILD
ALONGSIDE A CHURCH

chicago. IN. 1faV 81 PLAY h1zsss.
egrruses. usatiae picture theatres za1
other anassussas Enterprises nay nov
tseaEs le tfs sane block. Or evFa usEf
door. Co. 2sv eaurek te chicago. &c vas
learned trGsF. ss a resale % a railing
fr ere efrrasf s9art Which asif favatid
an or3feaees FrosihttisE ere toeattoa
Of theatres wisefs zoo feet % q ehurch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

Licensed % Wed Chester 2. Fisher
and EIsir o. fi~szbrrE both OF pas-
eaport. and Guy Witt aud Mrs Alice
ssaalsy. bosh % Eat Itoliac.
- battered On Skaf Mafeh.-Eis hty-
f11r players weFr catered 40 che am
aaat sass Tourney at BuTmristsr ball.
Fialavisu. and Eoad scores rcsuife.L
TIE annual tourney was Eiveu b. SIR.
GgFraeialrF and prizes aEErcsatlrE st4
we're Distributed amoaE the seven uia-
aeFE. TIE prize committee consisted
% Ezsu T. Girsc and A. LadshosH. A.
the e8ncigsioa % play the following
prize WtnEsFs we're announced:
ftFsg-Emt Hoffman,. uouahus. -
PLAYS. iosS g. total. 70. with SIG plus
s~coad - petisf Peekcaaehne!der.
siaysviile. SIS plus.
Thlrd-Arthur Melacrt. Plainvicw.
ciab solo against g. - points
FouFtt Herman p. Oo;zman. pav-
snport. - plays. minus :. - total.
szs pias.
Fif,h-H IT, sehusekio,h. Dixoa.
So pigs-
slHth-A- L.adehoss. waicott. grand
with four sehwartE. 100 points.
seventh Chris Rock. 1faysvilic.
spsGe touFnss against SIT. % points.
Boys awarded Special PriEes.-Thc
champion boy gardener ia Davenport
f. LauFsaer W. Andrews % 1915 East
Hish street according 90 County Crop
EEpeFt Bliss. who fudEsd ths winners
ln che special boys vegetable contest
cpaductsd b. the Rotary ciub. Tie
prize EinS@Fs we're announced and
prizes awarded AZ yesterday MONDAY
msetinE and taneheoa a. thr Black
hawk The three prize wianess are
Ftrst-t.awrrace ~, Andrews. 1915
East uiFh street.
sseoaa -Eimo Wairod. Concord
street.
ThiFl-iisruan. Fasstian. is4s
West Eighth street
Although bgt three prizes wcrs Of
fsFsd. fierahsFdt kastncr. z0zf Airing
toa aveuge. vas given hDaaFab!e men
ti5n-
Auto Damaged 10 Trolley Mi.hAp.-
TIE automobile % C. = Osborne. a
az 1895 Harrison street.
with a street. car a. Locust
aaa uarrts1u streets shortly after
aooa yesterday. TIE tire and fender
On the Osborne car we're damaged IN
ne accidsat- Il - said that the auto
Vas prueesdinE north when the
trolley sNguE arognd the corner and
that neither eouid stop before striking.
Nobody vas hurt IN the accident
%
Girl Cripple IL AbGndoned.-Descrt-
- by her father and older brother and
refused support By her younger broth
~ in Rock Island. ts-ysar-oid Jose !
phins sWstina- a EfFi with a dsforrnsd |
back. f. az JuvsnIic home now under /
zaFc % Probation ofcer Browdsr
awaiting plans for her future disposi- |
iion- Josephine has never been ike |
othSr girls ~ birth a was seen that /
her back Was not straight. but bent /
and dosornsd- Her mother died when /
she vas q few years old. but ahe con-
iinued 90 make her home With her /
'aihcr. Although esforned physically. /
he little crippled Girl was. and Is. IN 1
usually active mentally. She has 1
,ko~n a marked mental development /
,ver other children OF her age. ever
'inec she vas able 20 30 10 school. A
ev years ago her father. Simon Swe-
ina again married Josephine con-
.inusd 90 make her home with her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
TIERS a Reason for Everything.

Wouldn't you try 20 get q divorce
from n woman who abused you and
neglected your home and thought more
% hsr club than she did Of you?" thun-
dered the big man.
Il don't think would replied Hen
~ Peck II am afraid Henrietta would
not let me."-Philadeiphia Ledger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

Della L. Hodgett and Frank T. Doyle
10 Hulda +. Froyd. lot 10. block .. NJ. Y.
Cady's Ist addition, Moline, $500
william r. Bailey et TX 10 Frank J..
Young. lot q. W. +. BaiIey's Woodlawn
addition. Rock Island. 81.
John Januszkiewicz and wife 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
NOW ,TTsTRoGERNAN ARMY HAS RUSSIANS BACK

The retreat OF the Russians in
Cslici. before the onslaughts OF the
ArEt-o-Csrrnar army has reached
ths proportions Of = tremendous de-
feat. The Russians have abandoned
the Carpatkiaa campaign. and may
have 20 give Up the captured city OF
Pr-erysL Ir killed. wounded and
captured they have lost tens OF tnnu-
s4res-no one knows the exact NUM-
her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

father and her stepmother until a lit
tir over q year ago. A. that time her
father and stepmother announced their
intention % returning 20 the old cOun-
cry. THIS was before the outbreak OF
thr present European war. They told
crippled Josephine that she could stay
with her elder brother. Karl. who Was
married and who lived ia Davenport.
The little girl agreed To the PROPOSE
tlou and the father left All was well
until q few days ago. when the elder
brother stated that he intended 20 20
90 SeE York 20 live and could not take
Josephine with him The little girl
did not know what 20 do. She cried
often. but always 20 herself and quiet
iy. She would come 90 the supper
table hoiioE-eyed and haEEard but
very quiet She was afraid without
her big brother. The big brother left
last week. despite her pieadings 10 be
taken with him. He did. however.
send her 10 a younger brother. Mitchell
Sweiiua OF Rock Island. and instruct
Cd him 20 take care Of hts crippled
sister. The younger brother was will
ing 90 undertake the task. but he was
married and could not bear the in
crease In expense SO she was brought
back here and given IN charge OF the
probation Officer yesterday morning.
she was taken 20 yhs Home and IS pa
ticniiy waiting the disposition OF her
ease. she Eohs little now. but very
iifiic. She has already undertaken
Hight tasks a. the home and seemingly
has resigned herself 20 impiacable
fate. The matruu Of the home says
that she % a bright girl. an apt pupil
and a hard worker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Obituary Record.-Word has Just
been received In Davenport OF the
death % Battery scrEcau; Major Emil
G. Ncubaucr % the 2Tth infantry OF
the United States army. Texas City.
Tex. News % the death was received
By =. 81 CoEscshaii. 500 West Front
street. According 20 the letter receiv-
"a by Mr. CosEeshall Major Ncuhauer
passed away az Fort Bayard. New
Mexico. Thursday The remains viii
arrive here today for burial.
August William Rcith. aged 20. pass
"a away az his home. SIS West Ninth
street. after a lingering Illness. He
was bora Feb. s. IS49. In Hcssen-Kas-
Eeiu. Germany. and was there united
Ga marriage 20 Maria kioppenburg. In
December. 1868. coming 20 America
with his bride IN 1870. and direct 20
Davenport Ills wife preceded him 10
The grave In 1919. lie was the oldest
cigar maker On the tri-citics. working
az a bench. Hc "a survived by four
children. Mrs. Joseph Honron. Mrs.
George NeibeTt. william and Herman
Rsith. all % Davenport Also nine
grandchildren The funeral will be
held from the late residence Wednes-
day afternoon az o'clock Interment
will be made IN Paramount cemetery.
A member OF an old Davenport fam
fly died last week IN Omaha. In the
person OF Miss sara Jane Burrows.
Her father. Willard Barrows. was for
merry county surveyor here. He later
went 90 Omaha and prospered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

NotIfr . FnEtf<h DIiy Nrvspsp~rs.
Scales proposals vii - received AZ
the city clerks oe@ce. Rock Island. III.
uafif eve o'clock .. m. June 8. 1913.
FOR pab.ishsnE All notices. reports.
prucssdfsxs azd miscellaneous mat
tsrs Required 60 - Published By the
city. or aay Oc-ciai % the city. .Bst-
6erS @Es. furnish sworn statement
Eivia< toeai ssbserip.f0a Of paper.
CITY reserves right 20 reject zny ant
all BIDS.
Dated az Rock rsia-f. III. May -.
1915 70. :. RrDCREN.
(AevJ City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
R. LagerIef, lot 27. Huntoon & Sor-
Iing's addition, Moline, 81.

Tips having increased the average
cost Of a shave in Pittsburgh TO about
80 cents, residents Of that city are
justly angered At best, shaving in
Pittsburgh must be a rather futile
thing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
( OF inch or more.

night. followed by partly cloudy con-
ditions Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN.
River Forecast

J. n. SHERIER, Local FoTecasIeI'
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-06-03
"Crown In Mississippi Meeting

All arrangements foHthe annual
meeting of the Grown in Missis-
sippi" Association at Jackson on
Thursday ond Friday, June 10th
and l1th, have been completed
and everything is in readiness for
the event.
Work will be the object of the
meeting, but sufficient entertain
ment will be provided by the
Young Mems Business Club to
guarantee against a single dull,
unpleasant, or improbable mo-
ment.
The Thursday morning meet
ing will be at the fair grounds,
terminating at 1890 with a
Grown in Mississippi" barbecue
given by the Young Mems Bush
ness Club and citizens of Jackson.
The general meeting at 2 o'clock
will convene in the House of Rep
resentatives at the Capitol where
all except the first will be held and
the Grown in Mississippi" and
"Made-i in Mississippi shown.
Thursday evening at O'Clock
special session on marketing will
be convened and some of the ablest
and best posted men in the country
heard. Marketing will be one of
the principal matters handled.
Friday morning good roads will
have an inning and educationa
matters discussed. Competent
speakers for the occasion will be
on hand and the general public is
invited to participate.
The railroads have granted an
especially low rate for the round
trip and all arrangements for the
convenience and comfort of guests
have been carefully looked after
by the young men.
Every citizen is again invited
and respectfully urged to attend
this meeting and, assist in some
way to make of it the biggest and
most important to be held in the
state during the year.
H. E. Blakeslee,
Commissioner.