Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-10
SILVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Pike have as a
guest their son. George Pike of the
state university at Champaign. who is
home from his studies for his Easter
vacation
Attendance Easter morning at the
sun rise prayer meeting was quite
large. there being 50 present. II was
held al the Methodist church.
Thursday afternoon at the MemoI-
ial Methodist church the Ladies' Aid
society was entertained by Mesdames
Charles Frev and Wilson.
Mrs. Katherine De Bourcey has as a
guest. Loretta Irwin OF Rock Island.
FuneraI services for the late Mrs.
Margaret Warnock were conducted at
10 O'Clock al the Silvis Memorial
Methodist church Tuesday morning by
Rev. Loyal ". Thompson of Silvis, as
sisted by Rev. J. II. Miller OF the
United Presbyterian church OF Mo
line. The funeral services were in
charge OF the women's Relief corps
o. IS OF Moline. The deceased was
n member OF the United Presbyterian
church OF Moline and was beloved BY
add who knew her. Burial took place
a; Chippiannock cemetery at Rock Is
land
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Call OF $50 Fifth
street are the parents OF baby daugh-
ter who arrived bright and early
Faster morning. Mrs Call viii be re
membered as Miss Emma Wylie OF
Moline before her marriage.
Sunday morning at the Memorial /
Methodist church Rev. Loyal NJ.
VIII preach following Sun |
day school az GAS. In the evening I
there will be a meeting of the Epworth 4
league at $50.
Earl Patterson arrived home Friday 1
from a visit with relatives at Wheat
land. Iowa.
Last Saturday afternoon IS OF the
friends and neighbors OF Mrs. Lewis
Kemp went TO her home completely
surprising her. It was the occasion
~ her birthday anniversary. A musi-
al program consisting OF piano selec-
ion by Miss Bessie Donagho. and
Mrs Howard Hough. and vocal solos
BIZ Miss Adelia Leonard and Miss
Bessie Donagho was given. ser
iome hours posed quickly and pleas
lntly In needlework and sociability
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Yrs. Henry Schmidt in behalf OF the
.uests presented her with a beauti-
al set OF silver tea spoons as token
u esteem from the guests. Mrs.
Kemp. who then began TO realize that
/ was her birthday anniversary made
fitting speech. The guests repair
a TO their homes later having spent J
most delightful afternoon.
Siivis lodge No. i42, I. o. o. ?. held .
nnual installation OF officers Thurs
AZ evening II. z. Biggs oficiated as
istrict deputy grand master and was
SISTED by the following officers:
,eputy grand warden. John Wash III
urn: deputy grand secretary, Rob II
r Harvey: deputy grand treasurer. III
: VI. Paul: deputy grand marshS> Il
'homas wauiess. Officers installed II
ere: Noble grand. s. D. Marchant; II
Ice grand. Charles Young: recording II
J. 3. Barclay; financial II
ecretary. James Shannon: treasurer. II
outs J. Korb: warden. C. Z. Hueston: II
onductor. John Korb: outside guar II
ian. Charles Schmidt; inside guar II
Ian. W. ?. Heddon: chaplain. S. d.
ervey: R s. y. G.. R L Harvey: XII
s. y. c.. A. s. Korb: r. 8. V. c..
ichard Nicer: L s V. G.. Ira W. Dav- Ill
A: r. s. S. ". z. Hopson; L. S. s. III
:. z Mccullough. Two applications
r membership were also received Hi
a;er lunch was served III
Miss Ethel Lancaster who teaches III
hooi a. Princeton. Iowa. spent her III
aster vacation ~ the home of her HI
other Hi
Ross Kirkpatrick OF Champaign Wis iii
"a relatives here las, week I'LL
Mrs Harding has as a guest. Ray HI
ond Lancaster Of Seattle, Wash. w