Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-01

bit OF the NJ e church at the home,
two miles north of Viola and the re
mains laid to rest in the cemetery at
AIedo, III.
Mrs Mary Huntley passed away
/ Thursday evening about 10 o'clock at
! the home of her daughter Mrs. Dings
1 in the west part of town. Infirnities
! of age was the cause of the death, she
being in her 95th year.
, Miss Jennie Robbins has returned
home from visit of 10 days with rela-
/ tives at Joy.
Frank Ashenhurst was host to
party of his young friends Monday
evening at his home. Music was the
diversion of the hrst part of the even
ing The latter part was spent play
ing 20
Mr. and Mrs. William Barr of Aledo
and Mr. and Mrs, A. c. Barr and son
Reuben of Viola spent Thursday with
A W Park and family who reside
near Hopewell.
Mrs. John Tary Sr. visited the lat
ter part of the week in AledO. with
her daughter Mrs. Sarah McCaw. Mrs
McCaw and children, Harold and Ber-
nice accompanied her home Saturday
and visited here Sunday.
Miss Margaret Stoner of Aledo Wis
tied with home folks Sunday.
Harry Weltlin came from Rock Is
land Saturday and is visiting at the
home OF L. U. Jinks.
David Harris of Colome, s. D., ar
rived Friday morning to attend the
funeral of William Baxter. Mr.. Harris
is a brother of Mrs. Sarah Williams.
who is making her home with her
daughter. Mrs. Brown D. Baxter. Mr.. !
Harris viii make a visit at their home
before returning to South Dakota.
William Mccoy of Thompson. Ill, I
spent Friday with his brother T. F. /
Mccoy and attended the funeral of |
his cousin Mr.. Baxter.
Mrs j. z. McCreight and baby son (
returned home Monday from SherraTd, !
where she made a weeks visit with /
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe.
Mr.. McCreight spent Sunday with
them also
Mrs. Sarah Jones. who resides with
her daughter Mrs Clayton Noble. had
q stroke of paralysis Monday and is in
a precarious condition. Her daughter
Mrs. Jacob Sheese Of JOY came Tues
day TO see her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White were
called to Freeport. H. Monday even
ing in response 10 a message stating
that their daughter Anna. who is trav-
cling with the Ina Lehr company was
i'll a that city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry and Miss
Lydia Millikan returned Tuesday from
no vic -
ing for the past week at the home of
their brother Willard Mnlikan.
Mrs. J r. Mann was a passenger to
New Windsor Monday.
Mrs. Asa Roach and baby visited in
Aledo Friday night and were accom-
panied home by Mrs Chester HestOn
md children, who spent Saturday
lere
B. r Nesbit, E. ". Worley and Bert
Mclaughlin left Tuesday for Chicago
o attend the automobile show.
The Misses Sarah Stocking and Lii
ian BisseII spent Saturday in Gales !
ourg. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Whan, living +
rear Gable. were guests Tuesday of +
.Ir and Mrs. Wheeler Greenwood. Al i
% at the home of Mrs. Whan's grand f
mother, Mrs. Mary Hunting. ie
II. E. Wood was a caller in Aledo r
friday. q
At a special election held Tuesday q
n ordinance passed by the village h
oard was approved by majority Of I,
oters providing for the issuing of s
onds in the sum of $4,000 for the :
urpose of installing a waterworks n
ystem in the village of Viola. o
Mrs. A. B. Cole of Aledo visited her
lister Mrs. Julia McCreary and daugh-
or. Ruth Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tom
nson, Thursday, Jan 81, a 9-pound r
aughter.
A G. F'rakes, William Gaughy and /
0n Charles and Robert Morris were
/ Coal Valley Monday attending the
og sale conducted by BoIlman &
harp. Each orc purchased stock at
he sale
Henry Reynolds came from Reynolds
aturday and visited Sunday with his
-other Robert and family.
Ash Roach went to Galesburg Fri
~ for a few days visit with his
other
Mrs. Vera McCaw has returned from p
linton, Iowa, where she visited the Of
ist week. b
MIR. and Mrs. John Longley and lit u
2 daughter of Agency, Iowa have ar g
we'd and will visit with relatives here *
Id at Aledo a.
Mrs. Guy Adams and little son of RI
ock Island visited the past week a.
it'll her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ell
card. ir
The fourth number of the Lyceum
urse Will be given Thursday. Feb. n
The number viii be Osceola Pool b'
reader and impersonator il
J. c. Gardner shipped load of hogs "a
onday. Harry Gardner went with tie
9 shipment and spent the week with al
lends In Chicago T
The Burgess basketball team played az
return game with the local team Sat 81