Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-17
ALEDO.

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+ 3Ir. and Mrs Eli Perry. who reside
a few miles north of this CITY. were
. very pleasantly surprised Tuesday,
when about one hundred neighbors
and friends gathered at their home
and helped them celebrate their 5Glh
wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs
Perry have been highly esteemed cit
liens Of this uefghborb0od for many
years An elaborate dinner was one
of the many pleasant features of the
day.
Mrs G. e. Warrington and little son
Curtis went to Keithsburg Monday to
make a few days visit with Mrs Var
riugton's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. C. NJ
Grow
At the last meeting Of the AIedo Re
tail Merchants association Sunday c.
A Beers and other representatives OF
the Mercer County Crop association
were present and explained the new
association and asked for the c0opera-
ton Of the merchants association
with them in making the new associa-
tiOn Success, and also 10 make az
Gangemgnts for the big meeting which
they expect to hold III Aled0 on Sept.
/, 1915. The merchants association
approved oil all that had been done
and heartily endorsed the new assoc
citation At the request CT the new
association the merchants association
appointed two members to serve on
each of the committees and the follow
ing men were appointed. Finance. j..
W Hall and E f. Emrick; publicity
r. G. Johnston and w H. PhilIeo; ar
engagements, ". X. Wells and Hiram
Parkman; program, j. ". Murphy and
y. q. Carlson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
T g. Chinlund Sunday, Aug. 8, 1915
Misses Berle and Rose Palmer, who
have made weeks visit at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs William Miner. re
turned to their home in Viola Tues
day.
Nh. and Mrs. 3. Bradford left Tues
day for Austin, MINI, where they viii
make an extended visit with friends.
a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Zenas Miller Sunday, Aug s, 1915
Harry Buckley returned to his home
in Davenport, Iowa, Monday after Wis
iting friends here.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lemon, living northeast of
AledO, met with a very painful acct
dent Monday. Her hand was caught
in a hay pulley and her arm and hand
were quite badly injured, although no
bones were broken. Dr. Moore was
called and dressed it and she is doing
we'll This is the second accident oc-
curing in this family recently. Last
week the little son of Mr and Mrs /
Lemon was badly hurt by getting his /
clothing wound up on a shafting, and +
is now improving
Misses May J0busch and Kate Nc /
Manus left Monday for Chicago. where /
they viii make a few days visit.
Mrs Z. S. Reidy Of Dunlap, Iowa, is I
visiting friends here this week.
Misses Clara and Winifred Fergu- |
son of Fort Morgan, Col, are visiting I
their aunt, Mrs. Julia McCreight
Misses Helen Wheeler and Helen |
Eieher returned to their home in Pc
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Bigelow.
Miss Mayme Sullivan of GaIesburg t
came Monday TO visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Sullivan.
George Rose, the 9-year-old son Of
Mr., and Mrs. George Rose. residing
north OF the city. who was seriously
injured few days ago when a hay
pole fell or rim. striking him on the
heading and causing concussion Of the
brain. is now improving and hopes
are entertained that he will fully re-
cover.
Mrs. c H Scott left Saturday for
few days visit in keol1Qk, Iowa, with
ler daughter. Mrs. J. O. Walker.
Miss Doris Geibrich OF Iadianola.
-owa, VINO has been visiting her uncle.