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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22
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tcnauartiere onrd iolhe Nonlben te.
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gen iest ieoen Gag 0erihte iiber oen
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bon ben Deiltiden biueeridtet iein
ion; neil iie beIgiihen Beiangei,en
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fanote ibr @eites getan batten, UNI
meiligltens einen sfufihiib Der !9in-
ribtitng 3li erlangelt, bob aber alles
hergebens seiueien iei. ssn eincm
langen 9eriht er5ablt @ibIon Die n1s
teren gin8elbeiten iener 8emiiblln-
gen, nobel er ben oanaIigen oeut-
iben 8ouperneur 8elgiens, Baron
BON Der 2anfen. noripirft, baB CT
ibm uno bem lponilhen 8eIanbtell
aegeniiber> - @bitlod mar 5u ocr
3eit franf = nidt ebrli6 eebanoelt
babe. gtatiirlid febIt uns iebe M6e-
iidlfeit, oieie 9eridte at bellrteifcu.
gSir miiien nur ems, baB ii6 8rallc
9Sbitlod, iolpol ols auh Iein 9olle9e
ban Gbfe in g(nliterbmm bon
9(rlfane on oprdl clue el,tlfieoene,
often 5iir Sd)ou eetragene Garteina6-
me qeeen 0eutihlono nnporteilnoft
anSae5eidnet baben. gletenbei &C.
iagt, bat unIere Hegiernne ME elm
3ei6en oes MisfaQens iiber oieIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

Nad) ben Oentlden Werid5ten, Se-
fen 9ddtigfeit bon ben 9pnboner &C.
8eiden omgrscben tpiro, riiden Sie
DtmtI@en nll6 Deiterreider an Ser
8an5ea Jront bornn unb bic Gerbeu
Iueidea iiberp4 bor i6nen snriid. Gas
8orriiden 8ebt Ian8iam, abtr Sic
Serbtu perbem aus ie6tr SieIInng
berdns8effiebsu, Sic ne inne6alten.
SiSli6 bsn @ipnni bdben re mebtts
re befeiti6fe Tpiitionen anfgeben miiiis
Zen. pic &nIsaren iinb has Simof-
9aI binuufge6rnneen, Iabem Sic
Gerber 4 in bic sylMdjt geidlagen mnS
tteben jett bti Negotiu, iuetden
Drt bic SerheH gtraxnt baben. Naal
IN Der NGbe bpn 8itst, iueiter liiS-
fli4 baben be bnI8ariideh Srnp-
pen mtbrers Erte bsfttf, Si< sam
9eii bon arpfer itratcgiidsr @e6en.
fnn8 II 81 &ratsias bqn BEN III
en0Iil6eW 9stsl6)en. 6eIlerM~ rod BE-
1entten iuoHten, baf be 9nI9ercn
a. ni1t beIeSt bdtttn, ,babsn BE HpI.
1osea fid5 fit stabfiest. sic babsr
- 9lsrnua.S SaI rad .Xsrbfn ,t,.S
lerSsIten bin anf mngefGbr 6reiSeGn
8eeiIem bont Jeinbe seiSAtert. Sn
Xrnnia Babtn iis biel Nnnition ,lilc
9abaf i'm @erte bpn mebrtren hum
terttamieab Dollars sefnn0em. ssn
Der Babnitation gojano,pit fanben
fe iibcr sipei Wiiqipntn Yfnnb .Sep.
Anf bem Nese nad anmanoiuo Ija.
Ben lie bic Serben ans eiaer Gtellnmg
bertrieben. Weiter iiibIid in benz
Sal DergregaInitn, nm Der Sltib Iiegs.
bringen iie ieBr idjnell Dor. Gas
Efntcnn ppn Gsobp Eplic nnb bie
Gtdofe aotidlana, SipifiliiIi nmb au.
Sere iino bereits in iGrrm geiit. 8ei
acfTeIi mnrben bic iliidltcn6cn Ser-
ben BON bnfgariidjer 9ieiterei amseim-
anSergejast ano nmgefabr 1000 Sc
famgcnc gemaAt. Die 8nlearen
finb in 6ieler Wegenb, in Ser biele If.
rer Qanosleiite iuubnen, NIT groEem
Gntbmiiasmus amfgenommen.
g1af einem engliidcn YeridJt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

~ 81 u
Barteinabtpe ee5eiat .ipahrero iid)
iiber amerifarilde Goiiiiiln ). g., oia
In Deutlhlaro itationiert mnren nno
gegen Die. iilfamen 8erleunoalngen
3eutlhlanos i'm IusIanoe nuf5utrc-
ten ooer iiberbailpt nllr elm 8ort
5u @lrtften Gelitlhlai,os Su iaeen
magten, Die bolle S6aIe hires 3orns
ergoB. uebrigells mare es oringeno
5u tpiinfhen, oaB aii6 einlllal cine
oeutide 0aritellrns oieies Safes
Gouell erfolete, oan,it mir enbIi6 err
fabren, iuie es iid in @irflidfeit nit
ibm berDolten bat.
Safer @ilbelm Ioa lette @odle
8riiiIel nno Die belsiide aiiite be-
indlt nnb bic &erteioisnngsiuerfe ins
Spisiert baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22
Surge lltberii(ht.

~
Die oeistiden @erbiinoeten
oringem In Gerbien an Der
9an5ea Tront Dor anb bertrei.
zen bic Gerben ams alien Gtef-
fitugen. Sic 8ulgareu bringen
al, fiinf beridiebenen Stellta
BON GiiSen fer bpr itn6 ba-
ben gIGnsenbe Grfplse. @raa-
ia ppfitib i'm 8eiit Der 8nlgn~
ren. Die 6iiIfstrnppen Der
Mliierten iteben iiblid pom
Sitib.
Nas @erben Der Mlliierten
mt UriedenIanS bleibt anidjei-
menb erfolslos.
9inbenbnr9's 9rappen bc-
ievtn Sas Niinanftr n6r6lid
BON Wfitpn.
Die Slnffen bebanpten tei
8aranowitidji einen Sieg er-
rnngea ~ baben.
2iniiugen's Srnppem iuer6en
nm STIR bOn ben &niTtn sn-
riidsc6rGnst.
Die Staliener mel6en Griol-
&c in SirOl nnb i'm 9rentino.
Die SentlAe 1laasc lit nidJt
BON Der Office bertrifben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

Sr. &. Treitpn, sc. O., bebanbelt
alle @ranfbeiten. sol ct. Morns 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

'6r. gbas, Sitting, friiber Gin Ser.
fsnfer Der Sumiebulo Tnrniture Gp.,
lit jett bel Der gllamu Gurnitmre Gu..
121 1t. 1913 Main abe., anseitellt, NO
er feline alfen syrennoe, ,uie bisber,
nit @ergniigen beoienen mirS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

Or. Meifenger, 3ahnarst, tit BON
PIC nad 422 Moore-@ebaube ltmee.
sogen. Sci. grodett 1748.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

Or. 8. 6. Tarmer lit 5i ieinsr
Braris suriifgefebrt. 400 Gibbs.
Bldg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22

Sn bieier &ortie bon iiber 300 Cults,
fpelde mir fir $24.75 gum @erfalif
brin9en, finben Sic aae neuett llnb be-
liebten Stple, bie beften Sarben nrb
mober11iten Mobelle Sic @ritss font
men in -~Semis Sitte6 ober @ifrfefs
Waobelle, anoere in einfnhem 96niIt,
ober nit fanep 8eiab, nlib a93og Goat {,
goflad v2ooie Sad" gaorfbI naab laage
0eobelle ieoer 9ametl Mn5ng nit
Dem inbibiOuellen slnflil9. Ben 9amen
oarin iuden. ginige slnsiise baoen
finn NIT Hnrtp &n1nFen nhrr NerIpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-22
1ereen in 9esfe's Griparns> tpee rtieen Kleiorn
llpher 100 Deut "C1ilor <1Iifx" MM~
Ginfblicbliet tUertc bis ~ $40

9lber Sic biirfen ri6t sfnitbea. oab
Die Onmens5uits gu $2475 Sie ein5ise
Offerte, uliter bem Yreife, reprdfeftites
rem. Infer ginfdiifer mad9te cine ipee
8ielle geiie nad Stem 9orf. fatrfte bort
Sunoerte BON Sltits, &leibern NM
Goats tief lltater oem ipirffiben 8retss
iperte nnb mir offerieren lie fpabrello
ber ean5en v@ripurnis @ode" 81
Treifen, tpelde Die sroBten grfparniiis
bes Sabres bieten 9ieie Cults gu
$24.75 - 9tble gum @erfanfspreiie
prn S32 Sc $500 uab $4,000 repro
bon ben @r.ippen in bieiem @erfaif 9
Berte Su $19.T5, $29.75 alnb an iree1
Ereiie, Der 81. gu 5abler, ipiiniden. Il
@roben fir Srauen rnb Mdoden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
YOUNG F0GLE
Is ARRESTED
BOY WHO SHOT THOMAS RENNtE
FORMALLY CHARGED WITH
MURDER.
Soroners Jury Finds That RsnnIe
was shot From eehino-Deten-
tlon Causes Sensation.

Charles Fogle. Jr. OF Pine Crock
was arrested yesterday afternoon ~,
Deputy Sheriff Robert Brown. of Rel.
laire. on a warrant charginE murder
a. result Of the death az the Glen.
dale hospital 81 Tom Rennle. whom
Fogle shot Tuesday evening The
warrant was issued by Squire J "
Morreil AZ the instance OF Henry Re-
ger. OF Martins Perry. coroner OF Bel
mont county. after finding that Tom
Rennie came 20 his death from a gun.
shot wound. the shot coming from a
revolver in the hands OF Charles 70
gle. Jr.
Fogle was brought to Bellaire late
Yesterday afternoon and arrairned
before Squire Morren He pleaded
not guilty and was held without bond
for apreliminary hearing Thursday
morning. Prosecuting Attorney Geo
Thornburg. will look after the inter
est OF the state.
The finding Of the coroner came as
a surprise and created n sensation
on the Ohio side The inquest was
conducted Monday and l. witnesses
were examined The Testimony
showed that Rennie was shot from
behind while in the custody Of his
father. Charles FoEle. Sr. who had
placed Rennie under arrest for shoot
Ing Arch Fogle through the foot
According to the Testimony submit.
ted az the inquest. Rennie had been
placed under arrest by Charles ForIc.
Sr-, when a souffle ensued between
the deputy sheriff and Rennie for the
possession Of the shotgun While the
scuffle was in progress. witnesses tes-
tilted that Charles FoEle. Jr.. ran 70
his home and secured a revolver and
returned 10 the scene Of the trouble
and stealing up to Rennie. fired two
shots, both taking effect in Rennic's
body. Fogle has served several wears
in the Mansfield reformatory and was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
THE EATHER
CONDITIONS


The low pressure. shower area ie
moving slowly eastward this morn
ing over the western portions Of the
Ohio valley. where the rainfall was
light during the past "a hours 4
fall Of 100 occurred al st. Louis.
making the 4S-hour fall $50 inches.
The central west. northwest. and
upper valleys are covered by a high
pressure, fair weather area. with gen
orally somewhat lower temperatures
The prcssures are also high on the Pa.
cific and Atlantic coasts.
Showers will probably continue in
this section this morning. afternoon
and tonight. but clearing weather is
Indicated for Wednesday. with moder.
ate temperature.
Local data: Highest tempcratura
yesterday. 81 degrees: lowest last
night. 90 degrees. no rainfall.
The Ohio in the district will not
change much during the next aG
hours.
u. G. HOWE.
Sectional Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
Not For Men onlv

Foley Cathariic Tablets are not as
mistakenly demanded By women as by
men, because this particular catnartic
ls not 80 wei known among women.
W omen suffer as much as anon do
from indigestion and constipation.
and they also require this scientific
remedy 10 keep the stomach sweet.
The livor active and the bowels rceu.
lar Foley Cathartic Tablets ar.
wholesome and Thoroughly cleansing.
40 not grippe or cause nausea. stout
people say this is the one cafharfir
tnaf takes away that over.fuIl and
CiuEecd up feeling For sale by the
John Coleman Company ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
TENTATIVE SCALE
HAS BEEN SIGNED
PRESENT AGREEMEHT WITH MILL
WORKERS TERMINATES
AT nIDNI9ET
New Basis Of Agreement said 90 BE
Same as old Contraot-Few
Changes.

The present scale uf the Amalla-
mated Association OF Iron. steel a. Tin
Workers expires at midnight tonight.
q tentative agreement bias been reach
90 between rne AmnlEauHffd men
and the independent steel mills. uu-
der which operations viii ua continued.
90 ls said. until fhH new scale ia com
plCfed and signed.
The new scale haze practically been
agreed upon. DO ie said DO I. "INHfHu-
TALLY the same Ha fH. uII ..Hi". fn.rr
being bur few changes and these are
.aIF o. he OF minor nature. Tine
price for pair heaters hae boon irrr.I-0i
rrlu four FOO aIr cents. while GOOD |r-
crease has been mHI. Ir fIe ..HI. f.r
extra heavy gaze sheets above O. I.."..
a fuHfruIH |n fHr u.I ..HI. .rU. .I. u
chat fhr wages should rams. 1.. Hf.i|rg
200 the price ~ steel fn IIff"H"rrH.
This has been changed 'u the tentative
agreement OBJ that tho wages VIII Dol"
regulated lH the price of steel 1f ths
various mills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
FOOTBALL STARS
MeGranahan ard Stobbs Join Other
wheeling Players In Training In
Kansas Wheat Fields

Two moro Wheeling football stars
have gone to 'ho Kansas wheat fields
t1 er"11 their vacation tackrng
wheat captain Parker and many ofr.
sr Of fh. local t|rh team have been
There f1r soN.o tImo and through some
letters f0 some OF bis friends. tho
captain reports .Fft wheat harvesting
I good f0 keep rho muscle. ion trim
Howard NrGIuaIar. captain of the
.f8m Case year. and William sf1bbs
captain 0f flo 1919 team and riav.
or H1 tho So g. y squad Iaaf wear.
Ir.I yesterday and win Join tho other
NlraIue .r.d'r0n warriors Boo Kan.
a7. Tho boys have mo- doubt they
v.I tn I0 nuo raining at tho end oi
tho harvesting season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
BOYS BRIGADE
Officers Meeting 20 Make Final Plans
for Encsmpnent, Postponed
Until July 8.

The business meeting Of the officers
Of the West Virginia division Of the
United Boys BrEade which was
scheduled TO be held last evening AZ
room No. 7f3. National Exchange
Bank building. was turned into a 20
cial session and the prospects Of the
organization we're informally dis
cussed
Because several 81 tho higher off
GERS were unable to attend the meet
ing was postponed until tho evening
Of July s. ar the same place. when
final ARRANGEMENTS viii be- made for
tho annual snCaupmenf OF an the
companies in tho Wheeling district 20
boz held on Middle Island creek a.
NiddiobouruC. Tyler county. during
the last week in July
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
OUTING TO-DAY.

The annual outing Of St Johns
Evangelical Sunday school will be
held to-day at Wheeling park \
splendid program will be carried out
and prizes will be awarded the win
ncrs The trip to and from the park
will be made In special cars over the
West Virginia Traction a Electric
company line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
SERVE LODGE WITH COPY


Nu order was entered ...f rrfa. 3D..
OF saturday special f.r" uf rHH..
In tho su.t STYLED Haa.. Turm.
company E Dollar SAVINGS A. Trr
COMPANY guardian for John b. NI..
% 3D. a. That term motion was
made FOR rule f0 hH issued for burt
NI.. so .-. Ladies' of fHa Val.9h...
and Che order directs chat fHa I1d..
Do served with RI COPY of tho order
ir Inu or % rule Matters prr'a.r.ra
.o lIfo Insurance policy in tbe order
arc involved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

Patrick i NcG.nloy. we'll known
youne man OF fhIa city. who has done
con .drrbls work aa court sfDnosra.
rHD-. uH. notified yesterday that ha
bad been granted h.s uu law course
certificate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
PROBE COMPLETED.
All Data Concerning Goodyear
Fire

u was announced yesterday by local
officials that the probe into the cause
Of the Goodyear Raincoat company
fire had been completed. and the data
gathered has been forwarded TO the
state Ere marshal Just what will be
done. now. rs no known TO the local
people az further developments must
come through the state officials at
Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

q postscript. the judge added ne
wished he could give him six mouths.
Joe Chajensk and Arthur Nieber.
gall we're up on a charge Of fighting.
and were fined SlD and costs
J o. Baer was fined $40 and costs
for violating the traffic ordinance lie
was charged with driving past street
car iie TOOK an appeal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

out on parole al the time OF the
shootiuE
A. the time 81 the shooting ~ was
thought that Charlie Foglc. Jr. shot
kennio who he feared was about to
shoot his father. Charles FoCle. Sr
The Coroner's inquest brought the
truth and there VIII De- further inves-
tigation by the state at the hearing
THURSDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
COUNTY COURT.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Charles R Miller. Canton. n. and
Helena q. Moninger. Of Wheeling
Warren Adams. of Wooster. % and
sofia Farmer Of Martins Ferry
Harry s. Rosenthal Of Fairmart
and olivia Crcel Butcher. Of Will
Jamestown
Robert % McLcish and Ncuerya
Glare Davis. both Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

Warwood Land Company 90 vs.
Lmsloy Dot 7f in Warwood Core.d
GRAFTON. $40
Addic Mcclure and husband to r1g
ahoth FeIon. Dot ON Ohio street hr.
tween South Front and South Pom
Consideration go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

Argentina breweries annually pro.
duce enough beer to give two and a
half gallons TO each resident OF that
Countr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

company. tomorrow. July I. The
books closed June 90
The Whitakpr-Glessncr company
has declared a dividend of per cent.
payable July /. The books were
closed June 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

quest Of the state prohibition COM
missioner the continuance was grant
eG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
WHEELING'S OLDEST PRINTER
CELEBRATES 10TH BIRTHDAY
CHARLES PRAGER STILL ACTIVE
At THREE-ScoRE-AND-TEN.
Press IN Days % Greeley. Dana
ara Other Famous Editors.

Charles Prayer was 70 years old
yesterday.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-09
CIVIC DEPARTMENT REcIPRoc
lTY MEETING

Mrs ~ r. Cleaveland represented
the Woman's club OF Rock Island az
the reciprocity meeting Of the civic
departments OF the WOman's clubs of
this city. Davenport Moline and East
Moline held yesterday In the latter
city. In the Commercial club rooms.
Mrs CIeaveiand spoke on ~OppOrtuli-
ties for Woman's Club Work. Mrs
q. ~. Huntoon spoke for the Moline
club on Playground Extension and
Mrs. Gillette OF Davenport on Civic
Activities The meeting was largely
attended and the East Moline ladies
made delightful hostesses. eltertain-
ing their guests following the program
at an informal social hour when they
served refreshments.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-09

TO the Panama canal making a trir
through the canal. Some of the princi
. pal cities that they visited were Colon
/ Panama City and San Jose. They re
tured home by New Orleans and Vicks-
burg, visiting the famous battlefield in
that city.
Miss Hilma Nelson went to Moline
Wednesday to spend a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Johnson and
baby and Clarence Runborn left
Thursday for Niles. Mich where they
viii make their home.
r +. Halstead left last week for
West Liberty and Hazelton, Iowa, TO
visit friends.
Mrs. Ernest Waespe is spending the
week in. Galesburg at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Moore.
Frank D. Burton has sold his billiard
parlor located on East Seventh street
TO Homer Burns. Mr.. Burton left
Wednesday for Chicago to look after
business interests.
Samuel McAdams was business
visitor in Reynolds Wednesday.
\ two-days' farmers institute will
be held in Mercer county next Wed
nesday and Thursday. Feb. 20 and II.
Sessions viii be held in the court
house at AIedo on Wednesday at 1870
and 1880 p. IN. d. p. McCracken of
Paxton viii be the principal speaker
on Wednesday afternoon. Hon. A. p.
Grout of Winchester viii address the
meeting Wednesday evening on AL
falfa on the Farm" On Thursday the
institute viii be held at Norwood
church beginning at 1890 a. m. and
closing with a session in the evening.
Professor Baumeister. head of the de
partment OF agriculture at William
and Nashti college. viii be one OF the
speakers at Norwood.
The household science department
viii meet a. the Aledo rest rooms
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 for one
session.
Licensed to wed Leland J. Boyles,
Perryton township; Mabel Minteer,
Rock Island County. Grover II. Hogan,
Aledo; Roberta Swearengen. AIedo
John Wilson. MatheryilIe; Agnes Cas-
well Lochart Stuart Matherville. Her
man II. Hergart, Matherville: Ethel
Clair Davis. MathervilIe. w. J. Gala
han. Keithsburg; Fern b. Whitehall,
Keithsburg. Nerl Glen Mcintyre,
WOodvale; Selma Josephine Martin
son, Viola. Albert s. Mcknight. Mon
mouth. GeOrgiana Stephenson, Alexis.
Mrs. X. NJ. Saunders of Poweroy.
Iowa, came the first of the week to
make few weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Gillespie.
Mrs. y. c. Painter of Joy returned TO
her home Wednesday after spending
few days with er fother J. T. Gilmore.
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Charles Rutherford and daugh- |
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-09
sEvENs ENTERTAINED AT DIN
NER

Miss Edith Swan. an honorary mem
ber OF the Sevens. acted as hostess at
her home I'm Moline last evening. en-
tertaining the club at a course dinner.
Dinner was served az a table prettily
decorated with valentine suggestions
OF hearts. with valentines as place
cards. After supper the program was
taken up for study. Miss Nellie Alth-
ouy acting a. leader and taking the
subject OF "Venezuela. the Birthplace
Of the South American Independence -
Mrs Frank T. Dufva took the subject.
Venezuela. Natures Gifts" The next
meeting will be held az the home OF
Miss Jane Kerns a. Moline.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-09
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Rock Island chapter No. 269. order
OF the Eastern star. will meet in regu-
lar February session Wednesday even
ing at 1880 in Masonic temple. Busi-
ness Of Importance will come before
the chapter and members are asked to
attend.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the civic department OF the
Woman's club will be held Friday aft
ernoon in the parlors of Masonic tenn
pie. Reports OF the year just closing
will be read and no program viii be
given at this session.
The ladies auxiliary 10 the Eagles
viii entertain their friends AT dane
ing party tomorrow evening az EIks'
hall. Bieuer's orchestra will give the
dance program and the public Is vel
come.
The 10th annual benefit ball will be
given by Tri-City lodge No 1913 OF the
Switchmen's union Thursday evening.
Feb. II, al Rock Island Industrial
home hall The affair is for the gen
eral public.
Rock Island camp No. So Woodmen
OF the World will entertain at
dancing party al Odd Fellows hail
Thursday evening. Feb. II. Bleuer's
orchestra will give the dance program.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-02-09
ALEDO

Mrs. Myrtle Bridgford went 70 Al
pha Thursday to spend the day with
Mrs. T. l.. McDaniels.
Miss Nellie Hicks who has made a
three weeks visit at the home OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ). NJ.
Taylor. left Thursday for her home in
81. Johns. Mich.
Miss Hannah Halstead. who has
spent six weeks at the home OF War
ner Halstead and other relatives near
Joy. returned home Wednesday.
Fred Schripbach of Riverside. Cal.
who is visiting relatives in New Bos-
ton. called on Aledo friends the first
OF the week
O. c. Thompson, who has spent sew
eral weeks with friends in this city,
left Wednesday for his home in Char
lotte. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w Ridden of Rock
Island. were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Riddell the first of
the week.
Mrs. John Pratt of Minnesota has
come TO visit relatives near Millers-
burg.
DIR. Z. l. Emerson of New windsor
was the guest OF Aledo friends the
hrst OF the week.
Miss Ella Downing. Miss Grace Con-
land. Miss Dorothy Crapnell and Miss
Marie Small of Joy were Aledo visitors
Wednesday.
J. C. Gardner OF Viola spent Wed
nesday with friends in Aledo.
Mrs Mary Green OF New Boston was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. McRoberts Wednesday.
The Misses Matte and Lillian Nell
SON OF New Windsor visited at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gibson the
first OF the week.
The Priscilla club was entertained
at the home OF Mrs. w. T. Deem
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs W. J. Morgan OF Seaton
arrived home this week from a four
weeks trip In the south. They went