Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-04
ALEDO

"a Tuesday evening. Feb. %. By the
faculty and students OF William and
Nashti college with \ banquet held al
the boys dormitory. President Ray
served as toastmaster and chairman
OF the ceremonies. The banquet was
served In nve courses after which
President Ray introduced a program
% toasts with a brief address con
cerninE the introduction OF Washing
ton birthday banquets at William and
Nashu The first speaker OF the eve
ming was Earl Phillips. president OF
the Student council. who delivered
the toast. Who's Who AZ Bilashii'
Miss Anna Hebei spoke on the sub
iect AN Ideal Young Man" Miss Ber.
nice Baldwin Vas next on the program
with an excellent toast on the sub
i-cf. Dates" Frank Gran gave a
very interesting address on the sub
jeet. "A Modern George The final
address of the evening was made by
Miss SWartE. instructor in English.
Her response 90 The Old Order
remembered hy all present. During
the banquet music was furnished by
the Imperial Mandolin club. Mrs. L. Z.
Turner gave vocal selection and
Miss Ethel Dunn a patriotic reading
that were highly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. C.. Bridgeford went
90 woodruff Wednesday 20 spend the
tay with relatives.
Mrs p. r. Mccain. who has made
two weeks VISIT with her parents. MT
and Mrs W. r. Hudson near Joy. left
this week FOR her home IN RawIins.
Wyo.
Tho marriage OF Miss Alma Lind
sfrom and Roland VI. Greer. both OF
near AIedo. occurred ar the Methodist
parsonage in this city at o'clock
Wednesday evening. Rev. J. p. Bartle
officiating. AIRS. Greer IS the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs A. p. Lindstrom. who
reside o Few miles southwest OF Aledo.
Ar Greer ls the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p. Greer and fs an Industrious younc
farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Greer VIII make
their home on O part of the r. J. Greer
farm. They have the best wishes Of
many friends.
Nrs %. A. Culiisor went 20 Alpha
Thursday 20 visit her daughter. Mrs.
j. T. White
Mrs Olive Ditto OF near Seaton.
who has made two months visit in
Topeka. kan. with her son and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. crook, arrived home
wednesday.
Mrs. A. NAYS OF JOY came Satur-
day Co visit her daughter Mrs a
Hebci
Carl otto Carlson passed away at
the home OF his daughter. Mrs. e.. =.
Johnson near JOY. Feb rs. aged %
years. two months and one dav Mr.
Carlson was born Dec. u, 1881. IN
HcIIsja. JaukoIuEs Land. Sweden,
and was married iu 1861 20 Miss Caro-
line Johnson. To them seven children
were born. Mrs. Carlson died Sept. "a .
! lsss. and the next year Mr.. Carlson F.
came 90 America and located In Aledo z
lie o. survived By his seven children .
as follows. Mrs &. r Johnson of JOY. /
Mrs. S. j. Peterson Of AIedo. John p /
Carlson 1f KeithsburE. Mrs. =. J. Pet .
ersCu % Boone. Iowa. Mrs. C.. 4. An
dsrson OF Fonda. Iowa. Airs Alex .
swan and Miss Heima Carlson OF East
Moline. Funeral services were held /
from the Aledo Swedish Lutheran
church Monday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Olson of AuEustana college officiating.
Tnterment was In Aledo cemetery.
Airs. J. q. Freeman went 10 Gales
burg Friday 90 spend the day with
friends.
Mrs. r. s. RiEEs returned 10 her
home iu Joy Thursday from CroOkston,
Minn. where she had spent q month
lf the home OF her son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. G.. o. Riggs.
The members of the Sunday school
. .r. gs.-.s De- f,eaH orion. church ]
loved an old time church party Friday
evening This vas given by the sun
isy school classes OF Mrs. William Nc
Hard. r l. Watson. J.. C. Detwiler
and the Mems Bible class.
Mrs. c. & Mcintyre went TO New
Boston Wednesday 10 make a few
lays visit al the home OF her son. Or.
l.. l.. Mcintyre.
r NJ Lemon spent a few days the
first OF the week in New London. Iowa.
40 the home of his cousin. w. r Le-
mon.
Mrs. Margaret Candor and Mrs.
Sarah Gilmore returned home Thurs
lay rom a few days visit with rela-
lives and friends in Joy.
Mrs. W. ". Garner and daughter.
Miss Helen. went 10 GalesbUrE. Satur
lay TO spend few days with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. James
O'Morrow.
Mrs. Harry Morgan entertained
lew friends at dinner Thursday even
ug in honor of Mrs 5. VI. Tudor. who
celebrated her seventh birthday on
hat day. Mrs. Tudor received cards.
ctters and calls from many friends
vho wish her many more happy birth
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCreight and
,aby OF Viola spent few days this
week with Mr.. McCreight's parents,
lir and Mrs. =. o. McCreight.
Mrs. W. s Finch and children. Wal
10 and Vera. OF Rc|'iey. Iowa. arrived
acre Wednesday TO visit Mrs Finch's
brother. W. n. Emerson and family