Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-09

! July "a, Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Judge and Mrs. C. NJ Turner and
son Ben left Wednesday for a trip 10
the Pacific coast, where they will at
tend the Panama exposition and visit
many other places Of interest in the
I golden state. Their daughter, Miss
/ Helen, who has been there the past
month, will return with her parents.
( They expect to return TO Cambridge by
/ Aug. J. Their daughter, Miss Ruth,
/ accompanied them as far as Mount
/ Pleasant, Iowa, and will remain there
with her friend Nellie Cookies, while
/ her folks are gone.
H. C. Kingle was a business caller
/ in Moline Wednesday.
Miss Judith HuIine is visiting at
/ the home OF her sister. Mrs. arthur
( Anderson, who resides on a farm near
Manchester. Iowa.
a J. Crawford made a business trip
to Chicago Tuesday, returning We'd
/ nesday.
1 Miss Gladys Otto is spending a
months vacation OF Medford, Okla.
She was accompanied by her father
and brother Willie as far as Topeka,
Kan.
[ L. l. Otto, the Rock Island agent.
/ is enjoying his months vacation.
which will be spent mostly in Col
/ orado He viii be Joined later by his
wife and son. who expect TO visit in
several places before joining him in
/ Denver.
Mrs. Ernest Libby and two chill
dren. after a short visit with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Elston,
left The fore part of the week for
their home in Wyoming
r. A Johnson returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Chicago.
Douglas Attwater of Topeka. Kan.
visited the last week with his sister
in-law and other relatives and friends
Mrs W. H. Cosner passed away at
7 o'clock Saturday evening July 24s
at the cid home in Burns township.
With her death another Of the real pio-
neers Of Henry county is called TO
her reward, for Mrs COsner had lived
sad rites for the departed was held
at her late home Tuesday afternoon.
conducted by Rev Mr. Thompson Of
Atkinson. assisted by DR.. Alexander
Smith Of kewanee. Burial was at
Cosner's cemetery. Adelaide A Wedge
was born May IA, 1874, in Wethers-
field township, where she spent her
early life, her parents being among
the earliest settlers Of that town. She
was united in marriage TO Mr.. Cosner
Jan. /, 1864, and to this union were
born two children, William c. Cos
ner and Erie c. Cosner, who reside
in Burns.
Mrs. E. n, Jones and daughter Mari
on left Wednesday for a visit with rel
etives and friends in Chicago.
Carl Swanburg, after q few days
visit with his friend, De Forrest Olson.
left Tuesday for mis- home at Woodruff
Mrs. 0. O. Kraus visited at Rock Is
land and Davenport Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank A. Nelson visited at Rock
Island and Davenport Wednesday.
Miss Leunea Larson was q caller at !
Rock Island and Davenport Wednes-
day.
William Scherden was business
caller at Peoria Monday.
Miss Bette Erickson and little /
Thomas Cook returned to their home /
at Aledo Monday after 8 brief visit |
with relatives and friends. /
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Baugh went to +
Davenport Tuesday to spend the day
with their daughter Marjorie, who is in +
the hospital and if her condition per
mits, they intend TO visit relatives and
friends at Oakland and other points in I
Nebraska.
Mrs. Pearl Story and children. after
a visit with relatives and friends, left
Wednesday for their home at Wisner,
Nebr.
Mrs, J. R. MascaIl visited In the tri-
cities Wednesday.
Mrs c. Taylor. two sons and daugh-
ters. visited in Rock Island Wednes-
day
z. F. Noble was business caller at
Toulon Monday.
Mrs \. B. Could visited friends at
Peoria Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Smith visited relatives
and friends at Orion and Milan the
past week II
Miss Hazel Pratt visited her friend