Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-26
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Thompson and was Derpetrated by tn
church members who brought wei
filed baskets with them. The hour
passed quickly in games and genera
sociability, preceding an elaborate
supper.
Mrs. Stevens Of Geneseo is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Y. Morriss Of De Witt, Iowa. il
visiting her daughter Mrs william
Ireland
Mrs. Fred Lsper is spending severa
weeks with relatives at Omaha
Mrs. Walter Herr has as guests Mis-.
Gladys Cummings and Miss MauC
Berry of Wilton. Iowa
Wednesday evening al the Masonic
hall the local lodge OF Royal Neigh
bOrs had their installation OF officers
Mrs. Richard Roach acting as install
ing officer, and seated the following
officers;
Oracle-Mrs- Morton Pencil
Past Oracle-Mrs. Rosa Flynn.
Vice Oracle-Mrs. Eric Carlson.
CHARACTERISTICS. A. c. Hansen.
Recording officer, Mrs. Roy Hamp.
son.
Receiver-Mrs. Richard Nicer.
MarshaI-Mrs. William Breeze.
Inner SentineI-Mrs. G. Nichols.
Outer Sentinel-Mr1. G. Skinner.
Manager-Mrs. Charles Young
Installing Organist - Mrs. Bruce
CoIeson.
After the installation a program was
rendered
Almon EngwaH and mothe- have ar
rived home from visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Bah is sick.
Mrs. Fanny Brooks had the misfor-
tune to slip and fan on the icy pave
ment in front of her home. dislocating
her shoulder.
Lloyd Grossage, formerly of Kansas
City, has taken a position at the shops
here.
Frank Shannon had as a guest Lee
Roy Hokinson. formerly Of Silvis, now
Of AnamOsa, Iowa.
Rev Loyal NJ Thompson preached
al the Memorial Method t church
here Sunday evening. following
meeting OF the Epworth league
Mrs. Lador is ill.,
Mrs. l. Kempt has as a guest Miss
2. Blaiuley OF ST. Louis
Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Nelson threw open the doors Of
heir home on Sixth street for the en-
of the Friendship Neigh
Jorhood club. The hours passed quick
y and pleasantly in games and social
Later an Ella borate
luncheon was served by the hostess,
yho received several pretty gifts as
okens OF esteem.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Nelson OF Mo
inc visited friends here last week
Lee Syuder of valley Junction, /
owa. recently visited relatives here.
J. H. Nesbir and brother Of Aledo f.
re visiting relatives here.
George Hampshire has moved into I
is new residence on Second avenue .
nd Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs Richard Bell had as a 1
uest Thomas Miller of Topeka. Kan. 4
Tuesday afternoon at her home on .
Eighth street, Mrs. Charles Hood en-
srtained the Cottage Prayer Circle,
rose present being Mesdames Berry
ill. Hampshire and Eckhardt Mrs
ador led the meeting which consisted /
{ bible reading. prayer and the relat-
ig OF personal exp criences. Mrs.
cod assisted by her daughter Emma
rived an elaborate supper later.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Al
srt Korb very delightfully."- entertain
I the members and friends of tine
ountry club which has recently been
organized. Some hours passed
Ickly and pleasantly in games and
neral sociability, preceding a nice
nch. The prizes we're won by Mrs.
ichard Mier and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
orb.
Those who have been in the past
eek are II. 5. Siiyis, Milton Bali. Les
, Paden and brother. Mrs. Myrtle
1rman and Mrs. J. II. Leasure.
Mrs. Jennings of Marshalltown,
wa. was here last week visiting her
ster afrs Kittie Pine of Sixth street.
"a another sister. who s at the Mo-
IL city hospital
alrs J l. Brown has arrived home
I'm a visit in Chicago
Mrs Hampshire OF Fifth street and
cond avenue. viii entertain the Cot
&c Prayer circle next Tuesday after
on
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- d
I church has elected the following
icers:
President Mrs. Ruia Warren III
vice President-Mrs. James Shan II
l. III
Secretary Mrs L. Kempt. II
Treasurer Mrs. Ford. III
Committee on Work - Mesdames II
.ook. amer, Anderson, Johnson. II
rIson. r. Schmidt II
Yrs. r Mier has arrived home from II
-isit in Chicago. n
Hrs Harry Hickman threw open II
. doors of her home for the enter II
nment OF the Crescent Embroidery j
] Reading cub Tuesday afternoon. Y