davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-21
RETAIL
Dairy Market.

PLYMOUTH Wis, oct Especial ON P y
mouth call board on Tuesday IA factories
offered PCS boxes Of cheese tor sale, Sales
a. follows.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-21
MANIrOWOC MARKET

The following are the current pric
Of the various articles OF produce as re-
ported for the Pilot on Oct. 81, .9l5:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

COURT FOR COUNTY
Albert l.. Hougen rs executor
o. the estate of MART Iverson,
deceased.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-21

Hougen & Brady,
Attorneys for Executor.
Pub. oct. II, : 70.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

I Wr~ r. q Caefs1u enf-rta.s- a
tampang - trteifv adles Wrfaesisr
as h~r home. 1890 rbirtg-e.sfta ffrTrt
IN celebration ~ her Birthday faa
vsrsary Games Of riae1 fsrn she'd
pleasing diversion fsrluE enc artrr
neon AMI we're played sf t1uF tables
AZ tnefr cenctgsian 3rf1rs ZEN Oh Wre
Gass NY ant yrrs ff ri Beck ri NO
ffae aad Was MsrsBs wf~fsnhee'f re-
ehfs ETY. art sitcgF Favor f1 WIS
Lawrence cetferhurH ~ Werre Az
sieiocR enc sarsfs were fr-f t1 enc
diafnT room where f1rr f111f fhefr
Diaces az a 'err wBI- uv tg.etv Fas..
or cards Ire iayeiT cent-rpiee- vaF
a dansdus A Few ~ enc guests 30
NAMED foe esgrs ~ see.arui.V fa fH-
evening TIE sTtr was most rnio
sbis ant enc hostess received teas.
f,at sifts ~ sfieervarr. estF'tss Haf
hanGwerE 90 ffaees mat uH1 serve re-
constant REM iaders OF ere atprv
event
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE LITERARY
PROGRAM

Tie @oufEiF literary meeting %
ere Tu4uE Peoples society OF the
Flrst Swedish Lgfheran chureh vas
held last 6vrnins Co. the chapel uith
macy % che members and fftrnts az
traa.us and sui9yirF the tpiipeiu
rFaErams
Ptaro-Miss Eth~i Swanson.
Vocal sDiD=Edwiu Johnson.
Trio Misc Esther MaimrUsF Eiisu
g1seac aad Esther Swansea.
Erad.Es Reuben Fcaistruu-
VOCAL soio-Attss Ills EuEus1
buet-Misa Ruth Swansea and Miss
Lydia PeaistFom
Veal sDio-t.fvia Johnson.
Remarks Rev Kari Nilsson.
a bgaiuEas session followed The
usoEram aud rpuJine maftrrt w~re
transacted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
HOULSE<EIOExD1.sSN'
HTNT07

good sized onions and cut into dices.
Then take your kettle and when hot
put in one large tablespoon of butter
and one Of lard and two and cue-halt
tablespoons Of -four and let brown.
Then add onions and let brown and
add about two quarts OF boiling va
ter Then add potatoes and salt and
pepper to taste and STIR frequently
Another good dish is TO cook one
ha'f box of macaroni IN salted water
with a couple OF onions about twenty
N .nutes.
Have not at this time one pint of
tomatoes. add a lump of butter ana
little thickening 10 tomatoes. and thon
drain water OF the macaroni and pour
the tomatoes over macaronI and then
Sc. IN oven to brown.
\ cheap suet pudding is made with
one cup chopped suet one cup no
Iasses, one teaspoon soda, one-hal-
cup milk. one cup raisins, two and
one-haIf cups -four and two teaspoon
fuls baking powder. steam three
hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
Arlington Merchant
Feels Better

Friedrich Redeker. a business man
% Arlington. Ill. VAS a victim OF
stomach and digestive troubles. He
Sont 20 a hospital for an operation for
another trouble When he recovered
from the operation he found his stom-
aeh trouble worse and his heart az
fscisd
He took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
lie got his appetite back and gained
N strength right away. He wrote:
Il owe you some words OF congratu-
laiion for your stomach remedy I
could not eat anything but soft food
and the bioatfnE from gas got so bad
that ~ one time had q fainting spell
for three hours I went TO one OF the
Chicago DRUG stores and 10; your rem
ecy. took the remedy and the next
morning vas relieved am getting
stronger and can eat anything thar
comes aloaS-
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per
nanenf results for stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you Ike. No more distress
after eating. pressure OF gas in the
stomach and around the heart Get one
bottle OF your druEgis; now and Try II
on an absolute gusrantee-if no; salts
factory money all be refunded
(Afv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
PREVENT MoTHs.

Place pieces of camphor. cedar
wood. Russia leather, tobacco leaves.
whole cloves or anything strongly
aromatic in the drawers or boxes
where furs and other things TO be
preserved from moths are kept. an
they viii never get harmed
Mice never get into camphor or
trunks when gum camphor is placed.
II moths are discovered in carpets,
wash floor with benzine and scatter
red pepper on il before putting car
pet lining down.
Clean carpets. when laid. sponge
with warm water and ammonia. An
creVces. joints and cracks should be
brushed with boiling hot alum water
ii the presence OF insects or vermin
exists. HousekeeDer should begin
at top of her house and clean every
thing well using a good disinfectant.
whether or not there are croton bugs
in them.
Special attention should be given 70
old furniture.
Ammonia is the most powerful and
useful agent for cleaning anything II
touches.
All bedding should be carefully
washed and packed n boxes or
trunks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
THESE DISHES ELIMINATE D.
NAHD FOR MUCH EREAD.

In these days. with -four prices
soaring high. it behooves housewives
to utilize left-overs in an appetizing
way.
For leftover meats take a box o.
noodles and boil with two small
onions about fifteen minutes drain
OF part OF the water, season to taste
and add one and one-half or two cups
OF the cod meat run through a grind
er. heat this thoroughly and serve.
Il makes a good, neat dish and enough
for a good supper.
For a cheap and palatable dinner,
take one and one-half pounds of bou-
ing beef and cook until nicely done
with two onions. then add nearly
box OF macaroni and salt accordingly
and cook about twenty minutes,
which viii make good meat dish az
q small cost.
Another good dish is 10 take about
eight medium sized potatoes and three
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
HADT ono
HONE
DQeBLIMS
ses ttfzAsErv TL.rpsoN

Dear SIR. Thompson: J am - years
Old ard for tArco years have ben
ssinx vith q SRI % 20. she - pretty.
clever and f-.i % vItaii'y-in fact she
60 everything that = nan could ask
Tor ~ arst she did not care foE me.
brt Z Vas crszy about her. made up
ms MAD had 20 set her % caring Tor
me-. ard did. because ! had enough
money 10 show her q better time than
any % the other BOYS Who we're COINS
rith her took her 20 high school
dances. the theatre. auto riding. out 20
druer I bought her books and sent
frr aoWcrs. Then suddenly I realized
that ms love for her vas gone. that
vas doing for her from force % habit
{ BEGAN 90 u, down on my dates. and
utrn would 90 ~ see her or take
hfr aoueuhers 7 would ask 10 the last
minute she r@vrr seemed Co be- busy
ur.fh other fellows and yea knew
there ur~rr several Who Wcrc tTytuE 20
80 Uith her.
one time che asked for date two
weeks ahead % time she was going
90 have some others over 20 play cards
ir som. way I have not been able to
figure hos. I forgot 20 so when the
fimr came. About tao days later
phonsd and asked for a date. Every
fhins seemed all riEht and she iet me
come over without saying anything
about the other night. But when got
there she told me how kceuiy she had
been hurt. and how cruelty had
treated her She said she cared so
much for me thar never when ! had
gtoued and wanted her 90 do anything
rad she disappointed me. She had
broken dance dates and even theatre
dates after the tickets we're bought
she had lost au % her friends by the
Fay enc had acted
told the Girl that liked her. but
fif NOT love. and that under tho cir
ermfferrrf & thought 90 would be
veil sor us 20 stop seeing each other
Her pride aaE hurt and az the time
che rErr-t.
= short time ago I got letter from
her saying trnt she understood ms at
tltudr and that she felt We could 20
together without any danger. she
said she COO only wanted 90 be- friends.
rHru rf~ asked ms to renew our ac-|
20 prove The; I vas really a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
wFs s.ulLrps REsfcNs As pHCs-
LcENr-

Ns rar userstv a-ee-F et sb~ la-
t-s Eaf society ~ Cresrsr Pres
bTf=rtsr es--e. er.s yesterday Ft
tsrusse CT ere ts@r ~ Wrs II ~
L..tsaa. 1900 gsfls seeeer ntrs W
81 Fae RESIGNED Fs rrrstfr~F rf
ERE society asf .s krr stead. Wrs a.
r.. safer ere erst vaer errsfeaE was
cAasee Wrf UeerT Nrutt vas uat7
Frsg a.er grrsfreE sns Wrs Bert
stcsa-ze srcaut utre sfesitFaF. TIE
sfrrrroea wta devoted Co. sewing aat
M.ee HHea vas served whue che To-
Dies rri5Frt a social uoe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

vi;ed. Promptly az Il O'Clock Miss
Bessie Hicks al the piano played the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin rs the
bridal couple unattended took their
places beneath an arch OF carnations
and smiiaX where Rev. Mr.. Dawson Of
St Johns Episcopal church performed
the ceremony.
The bride was dressed in white mar
quisCtte over white satin and she car
ricd an arm bouquet OF brides roses.
A four course dinner was served in the
dining room at the conclusion of the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall have
gone Tor AN extended western trip. in
GLIDING points IN Colorado. California
and the northwest After their return
they VIII be At home 20 their friends
In MouteEuma. Iowa. where the groom
SIS interested IN the real estate bust
ness. out OF town guests were Mrs.
j. Va Johnston. Cecil Han. Mrs Josh
Johnston. Miss Margaret Johston. J.
G. Johnston AIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Hicks OF Moutezuma. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robson and Mrs. Kane OF Viola. Mr.
and Mrs Johnston. Miss Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krull and Miss Norma
Kruii OF this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

AZ ne ADru meeflar ~ me social
services sspartn@nt 81 lhs Wamaa's
efsb. heif t.af evening sf iiofafY Bali
Ms. WaiN~r ehafrtnsn ~ fhe wags
snd n@aaa eocsfnitfe~ % the fgetrt
nenE. oaftn@si e plan ssr a house sa
heuas eangass 90 ths DenenE psrfar'n.
ane~ ~ - river az ne Gmgf~r
theatre. Apru NJ. z1. I'd. rafiasr aad
afmht for me feae rtm~0t ~ Dolly
~ fAs thsalr@ has nrpnai.sed "a z1ef
perfsruaanea fsr these thrse favs ARD
ea@ thaS wtf meet win th@ asprpfai
81 th@ woman eiab. MIS-. FrunN
rnonpsor. cha frussa ~ r. roEfaitir'
sooefntesi 20 fnV@sFfEafr Get a1arrer
m tne city reported Az IafrrpiTn Win
Iudxe fAsrsoa ga saich Be- vas qaatFd
a. <aYfar mat shef~ are very fra ds-
fmaners rfrts fa taca Island rbe &C.
partmens has taken a. tss special
~orH ne care % girls Pm tss com
rsanlsY anf wtth rhe alfiaats object
Of establish ae a bone for ts~al. Sew
eraI new uferabers were rrr~v-f tnd
tn- rsdfee are anxf1us Esaf uanv more
nHsmbsrs or enc eIg8 bs ecraft7d IN
M department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

friend. What would you advise me 10
do, GUY.
For the girls sake stay away. The
sooner she gets over caring for you
the better. She wants more than
friendship or she would not ask you
20 come back
Dear Mrs. Thompson: had been
going with a boy over n year when
one night I wanted TO break date
with him. The boy was a very good
friend. but ne never took me any
where because he could not AFFORD 20.
This night he was coming 10 call
when another boy wanted me 10 30
20 tho theatre with him. / phoned
the boy and told him just what
wanted TO do and asked Il 7 might
break the date. lie said 7 might,
but since then. and IL has been about
four months. he has not come 10 see
me. Did I do terribly wrong in
breaking the date?
MARIAN
do not think so. n the boy had
been sensible he would have been
Eiad 20 have you Eo somewhere, even
with another boy.
Dear Nrs Thompson: Nv little
siri caught lice AZ school and ] have
done everything ! know OF 20 get rid
OF them. bat they seem 20 stick 20
Ter hair like glue. II you know of
anything that will get rid OF them
wish you would tell me.
4 WORRIED MOTHER
Get a package Of larkspur az the
drug store and steep IL until YOU
have a strong tea Then wash the
little girls hair In Il Thoroughly.
Dear Airs. Thompson, VIII YOU
please obiiEe me by printing head
quarters % the Rcd Cross nurse so
clety
THANK YOU
American National Red Cross. 1924
p street. y. W, Washington, d. C..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

tho absence % che president. The
members turned in tho SELF denial Of
trrirr collected last week. aud dis
cgEsed the convention % Woman's
Mission soeiFtiss 20 be- held iu Moline
April zo-zi. and agreed TO have all
dues in before that time. Mrs. Gregg
reported or che work done hy the
Home Guards. the society auxiliary.
The program vas study % the book.
-iu Hrdmau's Land. Mrs. Fred Fos-
rrii reviewing the fourth chapter and
Swing paper on marriage and d.
vorc@ among the Indians Mrs.
SchnrcT told o. signs % Progress
Among the Indians and Nrs. GresE
of The Indians Gift 90 White Man.
During a time OF sociability the host
eEs served r~freshmeuts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
PUPILS IN RECITAL.

The pupil % Professor J. v. Berg.
quist and Professor Albert Anger OF
AuE1staua school OF music are this
afternoon EivinE recital Ia the col
i@Es auditorium. preaeutins the FOL
lowing program:
organ. Contemplation" "a. Z.
Gauu. -At Twilight Is. G.. Scilarel 4.
March Go'hique- tf5. Salomcl 49, David
Luud.
Violin. -Cavafina" tRanl - Leona
Haywood
Piano "Atr o. Ballet" lChaImin-
adeis scarf Dance" fChamiuadel.
"Ftaftercr Daisy Strand
Violin. Pupils Concerto No. 9"
ts~it.I. First movcmeut-Gracc Sa-
vile.
Pipno. -'fiebsrstramT u-lsztl
Eamm~noi OHtroW" tRubeusteinl
-if Z Were a Bird UHcuseltJ-Ruth
Anderson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
a Lesson In Morals

Mother-Now. Willie, you told me
a falsehood. Do You know what hap
pens to little boys who tell falsehoods &?
Willie (sheep.shly)-No. ma'am.
Mother-why. big black man with
only one eye in the center OF his fore
head comes along and flies with him
up 20 the moon and makes him pick
sticks for the balance OF his life. Now
you will never tell fslsehood again.
wiz you: II is awfully wicked-Puck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
JupeE eARrELME cLue sPEAkER

JUDGE BARTELhE CLUB SPEAKER
Judge Mary Bartelme OF Chicago
viii be the speaker at the Moline
Womau's club meeting tomorrow aft
eruoon. The executive board invites
the mayor. all the city commissioners
and the attaches of the municipal
court as well as the county judge and
other men WHO viii be Interested in
her work She has a story TO tell
which should be heard by all interest
ed in city betterment and the uplift
OF mankind. Her subject will be The
Problems OF Youth OF Today"
Judge Bartelme Is assistant Judge
OF the irvenile court of Cook county
and IL would be wise for the Ellls
and those interested In the Big Broth
or movement. as well as the Y NJ. &.
a. workers. 20 hear her. She is the
only woman in the United States in
vested with full Judiciary power. She
was graduated from the law school Of
Northwestern university in 1894 and
took up general practice. specializing
in probate law. In 1897 she was APP
pointed public guardian OF Cook coun-
- by Governor Tanner. resigning the
position on her appointment to her
present place.
All policemen OF the city. all teach
ers and principals OF schools. lawyers
and members OF the press are espe-
cialiy urged 20 be present. The bal
cony OF the church will be open so
that all who wish 20 depart as soon as
Judge Bartelme has finished speak
ing may do so without disturbing the
meeting. though all who attend are
invited 10 remain for the social ses-
sion in the dining room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The South Rock Island Social club
will entertain az a dancing party Sat
urday evening at woodman hail. South
Rock Island. Bleuer's orchestra Will
give the dance program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

81 arie'- ftzEsrI Ms Ans Nra-
GriRrs. NJ. HsrvsrT. NJ EFixst
AZ 49, ec1elztlaz 20 - sruErzra
- eca saEy Uete4 taeiz1sG ssss-
Der % fsrft7st rtests. was asked 70
rsnazas fsr q sisls % 80 ssiii5F asf
a. sisbe-a1r eve eaars~ tseeh WHs
Served at ta~ eestsrss sess-oz TO
prsHas~-s. NJ ucs a2poirts4 q
pro<ram eoEnlttre - shtea Ms
l.sfs AIsrsehg IL go ezslr1&z-
rENr REcErgEs sftGrf PRAISE
A. a mssEfss - ls-ersstz Careel3
tens No ~ uszEess~rs % Fesrrs=s-
tefG yesterday az sseGfsa oiiss hsi
la MeGs~. re ssssr.ssns stateaz-at
r1r t1tf vas read ia Ieh TIE Ma.ia-
s-rE vas Er-a siEa orazzs zad p,aersi
o. far Bead ~ tEr seess ia tsr state
To. serG rrrefgaf ca rFu sarrtsers
'ass year wttk aaf e t7ss - fisfzlsr
ssI rErrr arr ls tests t1 tsr s-s r.
1ad ne trpsrtmrat coeEratriatsd taa
f.aerssas C-arrsff t~at oa its sfrsiirrt
sgacf.aE a rarea-itfrr % uhirs W-s.
Afex uaraff sHs reairraa. reported
mar fhr fnrrsErrs hss received enc
ssacffgr ~ tar e1mrusrs Co esnaE@
fhe fses ar ts- s1,f -ss- graves every
three u1etss. sree.rr item fresh aef
el-sn naf sh1ptrE serr ref-.gslss1.
ire fasf ehanEr wuI sr Gstr ~ .Er
eoraHaf~s shTasss. ives on urearati1e
Gag rtr saef voted ere tent So
shanEs f5r tfs feazEr sfa ness. IRE
s~conf aea .aersa~p 20 ere organ .ss-
tf1n % rs- wr be- F~1t fails on Np-1
90. bas aer1Fts % ere Fress &C orh~r
hls cess 1r fefs 1sY. ft~ eerrt VIII
be- erl-aratrf ea w1V tE .ssf-sf vfru
"a erar~aa ard rrfrrsse~~fs u. Do
-rfegef TIE cert as also s'ssr.aE On
rntrrtnlsa1rug Co. Ge Hr,g 2eru -
wen "a sraFran VIII 81 FfFra a-f
ue-n Ft7 pebble wu % .rFitrf Fol st.
teef ere proceeds from aeiee E
rs .es~ Esr general f.rt as ere tref-
ur.rsafrs r1 trr srarr er-~rrti1r u.l
80 e.rrf-e az rer -ses rrss's- srFrs-
aF Ncr 60 A. eEMa-r rf raezrEtrs
who Estr e~er W POP 0ser 9rGes
were as.r Er Hr a.f yesterday aet
we're ur eFrsef bal enc er.rr sra. .srFs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

W-s s. b. n7ersF assisted HT frs
Tina g~rsrI yesterday ssrrrraal o..
f-rtafr=s ere t-as1Fs. k6l ssefrtr at
Tfa1 ta4sfersr rteeer sf csc Bono 90
rss r5~n-r tsst On Fr5sssr street..
wisf "a asrs- sgsre.srFr OF Geo mF9.
1ers rsas were ~str f4r "a "copper"
t5 be given ri zoe chapel r STAY q
social H~~ vss FrfsTrt vsse ra
Frees rsrr7s were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
WORKS FOR HOS
pTTAL

Tas ladies' AUXILIARY to The Rock d.
had County DTaEEists association
held the Apr;i meeting yesterday afr
erTzoor IN the hone OF Mrs. n G. Cros-
veil. 1901 Fifteenth street. Moline.
with iarxc attendance % the n,fn-
bers- The early part % the afternoon
vas spent tyizE . comforter which -
90 b sold and the proceeds 10 form q
nEelca- OF = fund that u 90 % collect
81 % be used IN furnishing a room IN
the LGtherzn hospital 20 b. erected IN
Noiine- Pans v--c also discussed
for the hard tines party which the
ladies' ~. EivtnE TITS ev-nias. With
tse,r krsbzafs 80 guests. n the home
Of ar. 2ad N-s- william Cneneyc-.
Later Tie sano OF 800 was played az
thrre tables and prizes ven: 20 Nrs.
Chsries u1iencyer and Ma Gus
L4ntvHn- 4 eour~s dinner VAS served
.: the snail l.hiss After TIE games
and The tine passed qrickiy and pleas
anfty. Nrxl o-ca- ooerx at her home
ca Tstysy-eoz-th street VIII entertain
@ TIE secood Thzrstay n May.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
quHpHl8ED on aIRTHDAY.

q company OF IS rrrnE people lnrt
ea=rirs uraf r1 tar bone ut Miss
ssat Hsrrrsfe1f. ft"e TueIrta s'TFr'.
r1 help Der celebrate rer tirtraag an
..rrsaFF. FeairE frr hostess much
PSI surprise Came vrFr played and
p-.--s eia~e .a "a contest Pink rlI
Hs.f- .aFuatiars vFrr usrt fr dreo-
-arr frr r11s~ srf rr .r.a-s .lrrh
raz served. Ts~ lHst~ss aHa .rf'
H.rr maEF pretty rtF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
oPEN x c Gus RooNs.

TIE Enzhts of Ca,amtss have 70
censty aided several rev rooms t1
fE@.r -f1b wttcs ssos hers decorated
aad fsrutshed and were orea@t last
svsuisE uitt a pr0rrAsz and trfurunai
recsefi1r. reE ruoeas occupied ar
sse uauxhtrrs ~ Isabella have siso
Been rrfFrutssr1 anG bstEhsease Gre
fasq were thruwu op~a ttruiss TIE
address %. wsfcorse vas given bg -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
aEaWAN LADIES WITH MAS.
Fusa.

rbs msmbvFs az faa Ladies Ait co.
eietv ~ ere Cserus- Wesa9dtss eeeres
were sntsTtalasG yesterday ia tte
hone % Mrs Iaka ttgss n~ar TIE 60
trace 90 Ctispsssnees csmstsrv. The
tine vas spent vtth ssw.eE ead te~
srrvtrF % rrtrrssrfrrfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
DAUGHTERS or NORWAY WITH
MRS. LARSON.

Tar uaGslr~rs 1f NursaF met Coz
rs.tF session yesterday afternoon
% rar hHH- OF Wrs a. 90. tarrgH. tn-z
FTrrreft sfFrrs. aiff aJ tr~ members
.H ATTENDANCE end vitl eco visitors
NE umr vas passed ia sae.abiHty.
affr Maeg acrE aat chatting and th-
.rssrss served a Ir.Eattai iIret. me
Nav meeting utr br Er,t iu che bone
81 ,frs N~fs N~'soa. toIT sever rrutl
se.rgr. Wo,iEr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
LAoiEs' o. LUTHERAN CHURCH
MEET

The Ladies Aid society % the SWcd-
ish Lathsrza church ~as entertained
yesterday aftsruoou 90 the chapel
with Mrs- AnsEarigs Andersou and
sirs Carl Ostortnaa as the hustcsaes.
The usual program % singing and
reading WGz given and r~trcshments
Wrr. served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
HALL-HIcks.

The marriage OF Miss Ella Hicks OF
Presumption and Samuel Hall vas sol
cmniz.d az the home % the brides
brother. Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks OF
Presumption. Wednesday Il was a
quiet but pretty home wedding. only
immediate relatives having been in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
rHtcrr1f EwsRoiDCFY Gus.

TrfgitT Eubruif~-T eiab members
ssl1T-d a dafizhtfui time yesterday -
re Earsta 81 rfra t4ftfE ~ -. home
20 Mr. TrustErr. SEQ EeVrutse-ih
street Nu ts~ u~m~rs atfoad~d The
re~=sasr aad on~ r~r narr- waa added
60 tt- e1ab -ou Hra Trurdsoa pi~as-
- uifh uasscal numbers. and tire "a
dies were busy with fh~if crocnrtiuE.
tsttfas and 0.her fancy wo-s. che hosf-
rss serving q delicious lunch before
fs~ Days close. o. tun weeks Mr.
q g Lose ~ Moline win ~rf@rtair-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

Mrs Jz-e FfDpta<sr entertained the
-e-h~-z % 10 wozaa's Mission 50
rtssy o. Sp~nc-- Memorial Me,ho6tS,
eAz-rh AZ the hoae 90 Mrs. Della
bocss-r- SO FortT-f0urth street. yes-
;srcsy afternoon Mrs Alex Outs;
yrxxsf-c AZ ses brx.-sas .esx.on 4,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
vosLmEp 70 sooeEss ssoTr-
Geptooo

EsCour~~smaa It>nry veiln~r %
nnv~uDor. WI sfersss q an~~eiax er
n rrusasrnoo,l - ne G~rusaa Exsn-
svti<ssf efs1r-h. NondaT ~Teaiex. 40
IN a. o. ofeioss a. ra- eaar~h- Hts
wnI sD~aa on Ne slG4-ef -liisnasrcz
sn6 Americas NsutraltY- Feito~iuE
fas sffr~.~ tn~ ia6ies % ne ~aarea
car s~Fss hvreh Nsn N ~ een.
sr~xzfien. wn@fn-r m@n.ssrs % ne
brsen@~ne.s 80 aot. az invited 30 a.
ssna gals nrr-siaH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
EruoG cLUs Wits MISSES 8rrr
MAN

Member Of ere ETute riTs were
ssfests yesterday artrraoan ~ fsr
Misses PAU ne anf fft u.tfnfae 1919
Brown street Davenport on thF fort
rfzhtiy stgdg meetfns me Drnsr1m
os recent Ensilsa music vas given BY
Miss Gertrude rfFfr piano. Wfss
Grnce Nnsss sopraro. Mss Norma
wfese. pfsao and a MIXED quartet
composed Of Miss Aues. Wrs A. r..
Griass. Ne ffsrverv AMI str Wr'Eft.
and was a. fellows
Minnetfs ............... setr-fr
Mas Gertrude Stair
r~inEina sens" -........ Percy Fti
TSprfnn ~ Not DEAD .-.. Mackenzie
Miss Orace knn@s.
sNrnbesTus'' .......,-.... uehussv
Mss Norma Wtess
Substitute fsr Niss ffask
by ne River .............-..
~pnnodifs~ -....-....-, Cyru scott.
nftss Craze NHfss
~tevsfs Gressfnz~ ............ EfE1r
Miss Gertrude Blair
sBssfterfy's KISS" .s... 90.
'paphasfs Love ...s-.-.... Eanaf
Miss Craze Anes
NNefrh~ eaerrreess s. rr sa-.s EttA
Miss Gsrtrude Blair.
N'xsd ar1srtsts ~wce Theu Sweet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

class ~ Broadway f'rrsbytrriar cfrre
.sas held iast evening az ere bono OF
tnss E1ra sehneiter. t0zf Tsrnfr-
s7eaef street g very pf~asast social
lez vaF passed aftTr ffr business
srss.rr. ara a lunch was served