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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
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VANDERBILT RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. -
After u thorough test OF the en-
position speedway this afternoon,
the Vanderbilt cup race, schedul-
ed to take place today, was post
poDed until March O
An enormous crowd had gath
cred at the exposition grounds
and lined the speedway. The
postponement came at the last
minute, when judges of the con-
test decidede that the track was
not i'm condition for the powerful
race cars, and was disappoint-
ment to the thousands of race
fans who had gathered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
GIRL and Man
FIGHT BATTLE
WITH DEATH

Agnes Hoenbeck and Walter Harrington 20,
Woiochet narrowly escaped drowning In the waters Of
Point Defiance this morning while fishing for
salmon.
eddy In the swift both
young people giving their
girl and Harrington lost
They shortly afterwards.
GIRL OVERHEARD
a Miss Hollenbeck
sitting the trolling when salmon hook became enmeshed
bed OF kep The jerk pulled the overheard They
were3 opposite Olympus beach.
overheard grasped the girl who
already the tide
realized impoty OF overtakng the boat
swim shore
THEY SINK TWICE
Twice the couple sank. The girl hAd already become
weakening when eddy him and his
ashore.
Witnessed the
ed them cottage They taken to their homes the
a launch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
FEUDISTS BUSY AGAIN

Another outbreak occurred Sat-
urday night in the foreign colony
of 23rd street, near M street,
where deadly feud has existed
for two years, when Frank Cook,
age 80. rushed into the street
with a revolver and fired at some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
SARAH BERNHARDT SUBMITS
TO PAIN FOR SAKE OF HER ART

BORDEAUX, France, Feb. %
For the sake of her art
Sarah Berenhardt today submit
ted to the .amputation OF the right
leg at the knee. Professor Deuce,
who performed the operation, said
that Bernhardt boreup under the
ordeal remarkably well. She wa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
WRECK FATAL

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. %.
"A telephone message from Tai
mage, Iowa, received at noon to-
day reported the wrecking of a
Great Western passenger train
there. The engineer was killed,
1t is said, and several passengers
injured.
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one across the street.
Tue bullets sped within a few
inches of Arthur Hansen. 1862
South l. street, who was escort
ingla young woman to her home,
and was passing along 23rd street
at the time. The shooting oc-
CURED shortly after midnight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
T0day's Best Joke

You understand your duties
thoroughly, don't your" she said
to the new footman.
Yes, ma'am; certainly,
ma am"
And you know your way 10
announcer"
well, ma'am, / shouldn't per-
haps like to go quite so far as
that, but l think / know my
weight to a pound or So"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22

cheerful as the doctors prepared
TO operate.
a consent to being mutilated, ;"
shetsaid, "only because | cannot
bear to remain idle. My work "a
my lie. AS soon as an artificial
limbsis fitted, ] shall resume IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22

Aeroplanes were seen above other
cities. Warned of the approach
of the hostile airmen, boys and
girls in one British town paraded
the streets singing, THE Germans
are coming, they are, they are"
to the air of THE Campbells are
coming"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 22.
In order successfully to
sue man for the alienation
} of your wife's affections,
you must have a wife.
That is the verdict of a
court here, in the case of
Adolph Nordquist, suing j.
; w. Allen for the alienation
of the affections of Anna
Hansen, whom Allen claim
; ed as his wife.
Anna said not, and the
jury took her word for it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
BRITISH CHILDREN SING AS
HOSTILE AIRMEN APPROACH

LONDON Feb. 22.-Two Ger
man airnen raided Essex last
night. Apparently no damage was
done. Both aeroplanes were IF
a powerful type. ezppelins par
ticipated in the affair.
Five bombs were dropped.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-22
All! MAIDS OF FASHION
WILL WEAR TROUSETTES

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Its to be
trousettes for the fashionable
spring maid of fashion, but not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies are Using
Recipe Of Sage Tea as4
SaipkEr.

fsir nat loses tss cstsF as tsstrs.
~ sssa Be- esa-s. tgrrs cray. G.szl snG
iissiess. - caasef ~ e tsek % sslesrsr
fa Ess afr. our sranstnsosssr ess.ss -
e miEtaFs % 4aEs Tea asG Seipe1F 80
ssea ser locks ssrS asE ssialsssisa- sn3
t4egsasGs 90 wee4sE AS essn NO
vsae taaE even eelors tsaE ssssssiftsl
GsFk saaGs o. ESfr 0etes - 50 tser.ss
I've. ass ensy tats etsttas recsss
Nowadays Ne sec AS esssoss sssss
tars ~ ssEisx a. say G=u< stare 90 =
sGcsnt soetls % ~WpesE's S2zs N&3
Sssoear censognts~ Wstea Gsrssss
tss EaiF SO assare1qs 50 sssaly. tsss
aoseGF eaa poss,eir zen q ess ess1
sesilsG. GeslGes. lt taEss 90 ssssrs--
stops scalp ftsEfax ssG s.s.tzax Ess-s
heu East d.,saoer a seeeEs or sofs
bruss wish n ssd G@ss tehs ssruszs
regr Eafr. takfex eGs sszlal sersa& ss I.
tlae- ~ aernsaE ne gray s.sf- 80
soseaFss bus WEss asllx4ts tss bsSiss
wa WTsta's Ssxs EaG SGiseGf hs
tsaf. sssttes e-asasffslir esrsses=E 80
hasF sftsr q fsw aSotteatisnss = sIso
hrsass ssss ne xiess sae tF<e-s ss@
gives g an sppesraaee e sess=&sness
llsrysF House seAs.>s<y.-SAesL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
~. g. -. 20 81 ~. RsEina Ranbo.

sasarra. Ca. ytaT ts-sgaae o. th'
best ier1pr yousE upm@s GO tb@ south
vIl represent thsiF ssserai states al
tss tRssty-ff,a aaf perhaps tse last
arrast rraaioa of tts Crtsd C1ufei-
crate veterans. uhieh uilt meet eariV
tr June t~ WiesUasa. ta~ ola capital
OF tsr c9gfrteraev.
ge0rE.a.s fraiEiar teleEsFi5a wili
bs BEADED by Miss Aaaa uegsnt O. STA
eoe. wa1 wtsf have as ErF aatts o.
esrsr Hiss ErEisis Hama1 1f ttsF.-
stss sef Jf5ss GsFtrsaF o.. tfe-aas 1'
4ssseeae.
tf.ss EsVass Eel r. tassEtrF 6f tar late
a. ri grYsss. was vas e. mrabrr 9.
sss Bssa z1snFV cavalry FsF1sss8ss
ere var ss~ ts "a leader ia tEs apsE
er fsr relsFg Daughters af tlF Cor
fsfsrsev aEt tse fssEEtFFs o. ere
Americas HFv1,gttae. der RECORD
ssaVs Fsss sss Gel eligible Co become e.
asssE~r 81 ere Cat5aEst uaazes. aEa 90
Ersr tsr UrTasE cost ~ aras-
Wss gfvsTE cores 6FfEfsaltT fr1rz
EsFsEs serE tiFElsla liEesEH.
vssrs rasrs esF sPEe5sFEsFrt ta EEF
HeeHaat rr4ssas particularly aB-
eeaesasIr sr Eel e9s aFefr.i 9F family
sf-s VISA ssr great r@eE. Wli.sa cal
Fe GrTass sst ess trace EFF flrFsEe
ases Col ere resEr ~ kisE GGusF- tlt
NaaeE ere @ast pFoalsrzE EFg-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
AL.EDo.

Wrs J. r. Wells. Nra. Bert Ora
ham end s9u EteE~tt. wrut 90 Gales
baFE Tuesday Co sp~ad the cay With
friends
tftss CTrrea ugmeid vent % Viola
tlrsisy 90 spral th@ dGy Sith frisudE
Pred stephens % Genrseo spent
saHtav uifh Alrdo friends
Miss Bessie pgrtsp w~nt % Quincy
Saturday o. visit her sister. Mrs. J
-. rtamPs1s-
Mrs. sarah Cowaa and daughter.
Miss Emma. arrived nome Monday
frDw oauawEa WhcF- they had visit-
ef tseir iaaEater and sister. Mrs VIII
liam webb
The remains % John Bell wsrs
broGEht from GiFard. Kaa.. and bur
fed IN the kiedo cemetery Tuesday
morning MF Bell Was a former resi-
dent % Mercer county and has many
frieuGs here. His son and daughter.
a. 81 Bell and Miss Zelda Bell % Cir
ara. accompanied their father and will
remain a f~E days with friends.
Mrs. Hiram FarEman spent sunday
iu Burgess with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Morford
Jean and Nrs. ]. ". Wallace went 20
Rock Island Tuesday 20 spend the day.
afrs. Grace MeCaw and children
spent Sunday IN Burgess with her
couslu. Mrs Frank PeAss.
Miss Ruth Spicer vent 90 Viola
Saturday TO spend the weekend with
her aauts. Misses Lucy and Mary
sp.crF
Miss Auna McNarv. Who has spent
fh~ past year On California. spent a
frE days this seek ~ith Rev. and Mrs.
J. q. Pollock and left Saturday for
her home On CaaonsburE. Pa
Mss Frances Ntcfutyrr vent 20 Moa-
mouth Wednesday 60 visit her cousin.
Miss Gladys Mcintyrs She will visit
"a S~asou With her sister. Mrs. J. ".
Decker. before returning home.
Mrs T. L Miller returned 10 her
home N Viola Wednesday after visit
Ing az The home % Mr. and Mrs. J. ".
Dui~Y.
William Noo-an wcut 90 Re-noifs
"Wednesday 20 sprnd a few DAYS.
Ms Earl Fsrr and son Martha Leo
fsff Saturday for Sandwich. where
they Wfli make an extsadsd visit with
VS. &es.sas ~
- ~
Mrs o. 7 Biorkaaz vs=t 90 Bur
ssss Wednesday 90 spend The day With
49, parents. sfr. and Mrs Clark Nes-
hsft
Eohsrt Parker % Galssbarx. Who
hzs bSen visifiaE his asphs~. Harry
VAN. Wsaf 90 Rock Island the trs;
% ne week 90 visit relatives
~. asd Mrs e. A Hiekok wsrt 90
HnpsWsti THURSDAY 20 visit their soa.
n - Htetok. and family.
IL response 90 a x~asrsi request the
Nav pageant ~hieh ~ss Eisen Mon-
DAY sv~sizE By s;nfenfs % william
zz6 vashff college ~fii again Be given
=: coassrvs.ioa park eursnE con-
=~ae~---- week
Mrs e. c Lurreii wsa' 30 New
windsor SATURDAY 70 spssd The day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

! After coming to America he made his
home at Cannon Falls, Mimi, for two
/ years and then came to Mercer coun-
~. Illinois. where he had since resid-
ed. He was united in marriage Jan.
1, 1873, TO Miss Sarah Robinson To
this union were born seven children,
three of whim died in infancy. Those
surviving are Mrs. Lena Love of Joy,
Mrs. Celeste Terry of Mojave, Cal,
and Emil ". and George A of Bridge
port, Neb Besides his wife and chill
dren, he leaves three sisters. Mrs
Frank Johnson OF JOY. Mrs. Fritz
Carlson OF Cannon Falls, Mimi. and
Mrs. T. 1. Bouquet of Los Angeles,
Cal, and two brothers, August of Ale
do and Charles OF East Moline, and
two grandsons. besides many other rel
atives. He united with the Methodist
church in Millersburg in 1875 and re-
NAMED a member until his death. Fu-
neral services were held in the Meth
odist church in JOY on Monday after
noon, Rev. A. o. Jones officiating.
Interment was in the Aledo cemetery.
Professor and Mrs. O. c. Hosteter
accompanied about fifty high school
boys and girls to Galesburg Friday
TO attend the Military Tract meet held
in that city.
Mrs. E \. Guthrie spent Friday
with friends in GaIesburg.
Mrs. Roy Jennings returned 10 her
home in Cambridge Wednesday after
spending a few days with her cousin,
Mrs. Everett Glover.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Carnaghan OF
JOY came Thursday TO visit their
daughters, Mrs. s. r Among and
Mrs Myrtle Bridgford.
hrs. NJ J. Borsted left Friday for
her home in Bruce. s. D., after making
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sedig.
Miss Mildred Holmes of Lena, who
has been teaching the Marsh school.
left Friday for Chicago.
Mrs Mary Weaverling went to New
Windsor Wednesday TO visit her moth
er, Mrs. Catherine Williams. who is 81
years old and is very feeble
L NJ Retherford was business
visitor in Galesburg Thursday.
Miss Mabel Lundblad. teacher at
Carbon high school. east of this city,
gave a picnic to her pupils Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Wymore Of FL Reno.
Okla, who has been visiting her cou-
sin, Mrs. J. W Parkinson. went to
Joy the last OF the week TO visit Mrs.
Frances Crawford.
Mrs. Roy Noble and two daughters.
Vivian and Vella Of Joy. arrived home
Saturday from a 10 days visit with
relatives in Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Rev. ]. B. Bartle is attending the
semi-annuaI conference OF the Gales
burg and Rock Island districts of the
Methodist church at Galva-
Mr. and Mrs. William Longley spent
Sunday near Sunbeam at the home
of their daughter. Mrs. John Nc
Creight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

fauts mentioned during the Colonial
Z period vas Lieutenant John Bryant %
plymouth. Who died about 100. lie
vas a son % stephen Bryant. from
vtom Siiss Bryant O. descended. on
tire maternal side Miss Bryant "a con
u~etcf Fts such ola Virginia families
az ere TaHsFvs. NanccyH. Hoicmaus.
Loves Wariisva and Bakers. which
furnished officers and soldiers for the
War % the E8goiuti1n and the colonial
uaFs-
Miss Eamh1 has served 81 HPonsuriai
capacities a. several Fcuuious She
vas sp0asoT for the Georgia division
90 tHr rrerHr Fsgniou a. Jacksonville
she ts probably as sell kunva among
enc veterans as any other one EiFi 10
Georgia. O. vas Miss Rsmbo who made
a personal trip over che Georgia bat
tl7fstds. picking gp the old shells and
pieces % osfaascr and other var rel
ics Wsica she sold as souveuirs. US
tEE tEe @aaeV 90 help enc ue~ty Con
fF.tFFasrs and their families
rHfs e. ths FIRST time that Miss Me
Laws Uitt have attsadea q reunion %
a sp6as0rtsl capacity. she comes ~
a faaoss lire % southern statesmen
and soldiers ore % her ancestors vas
G~seFat tfet.aas. Wko ala valiant ser
vice for che Confederate cause. and
Vs6ss monumental bust is n1v % b.
se~a ia os~ OF tss parks ia Savannah.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

10 make the day an enjoyable one for
7 the guests
The AIedo band cleared about 5000
at the old hddlers' contest held in this
city recently.
Mrs Frank WEIGH OF this city and
mother. Mrs. John Brown Of Cable
visited In Seaton the first Of the week
with Mrs. Fred WEIGH.
Miss Elizabeth Towusley Of Eliza
township came Thursday TO visit
Aledo friends.
The Columbian club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Johnston,
leader. and continued their study OF
South America. The following very
interesting and instructive program
was given: Why is Argentina the
Most Advanced South American Re
pubnc7" Miss Clara Butler; The Rio
de Ia Plata. the River OF Silver" Mrs.
Alice Willis; Effect of South Amer
lean immigration on North American
Trade" Mrs. r. B. Winger-
c. 5. Chase OF West Liberty. Iowa.
came last week TO visit at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Head.
Mrs. J. p. Warrington of Seaton is
spending the week with her son, c. z.
Warrington, and family.
Mrs. z. II. Biorkman spent Thurs
day I'm Viola with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Brown
Mrs. II. J. Collier Of Jackson. Tenn,
died in Pomeroy April 2S. Alice Flor
ence jay. daughter OF George and
Nancy jay. was born in Abingdon
township. Mercer county, Illinois. She
grew 10 womanhood and was educated
in the schools OF the county. She be
gan teaching when but 16. and later
became primary teacher in New Bos-
ton. holding the position five years.
She was married 10 Harry ]. Collier
Jan IS. 1871 To them were born
four children. Cora. Blanche. May and
Harry. Jr. They moved 20 Mounds
Vile. Mo. where they lived II years,
thence 10 Davenport, Iowa. where
they spent two years. In 1892 they
made their home in Chattanooga,
Tenn. and in February. 1915. they
moved TO jackson. Tenn. She was
called here BY the death Of her broth
er. Alvah jay. on March II. and re-
manned 10 visit relatives and was TAX
en- ill with heart trouble and died
at the home OF her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Mary Emerson. where she was visit
ing. She leaves TO mourn her death
her husband and two children. Mrs.
c. Y Nored OF Jackson. Tenn, and
Harry J. Collier OF Fl. Wayne, Ind;
two sisters. Mrs. a J. Wycoif and Miss
Agnes Jay: one brother, George Jay, I
all OF keithsburg. and six grandchil- /
dren. besides many other relatives
and hosts OF friends. Funeral serv-
ices were held al the home Of Mrs. /
Alvah Jay in AIedo Saturday after /
noon. May J. conducted by Rev. ]. B. /
Bartle OF the Methodist church. In
terment was in the Aledo cemetery.
Mrs. John p. Berg and Miss Jessie /
Stein visited friends in Rock Island 4
Mrs W. n Sehreitling went to
Alexis Thursday 10 visit Mrs. c. NJ
Robb.
Miss Helen Deteriine. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Deterline. and |
Frank Louck. son of Mr.. and Mrs /
Sylvester Louck. all Of keithsburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

zi,h her mother. Mrs Eiofson. who
. is iii
Ntio Damp vas a business VisitoT
Z Ca TAYLOR Ridge THURSDAY
r l.. Summers % Astoria came last
wreE and made a few days visit with
relatives and friends
Mrs John Watkins returned 20 her
home a. Hopeweii "Wednesday after
spending a fcw days A. the home %
her sister. ". n Schuetins.
Mrs ,. ". Eakman left "Wednesday
for clinton. Iowa. 90 visit her mother.
Mrs a Marsh. and other relatives.
Mrs Mary nerr % Woodruff spent
a few DAYS this week with Aiedo rela-
lives AID friends
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Swanson OF
Bridgeport. Neb.. who we're called
here by the death 81 Mr.. Swanson
father. J. u. Swanson OF JOY. left
Thursday after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
4 ". Swanson
g ". Wolfe vas a business visitor
in GalesburE Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. " n. Elliott returned
20 their home In Princeton Saturday
after making a brief visit with Aledo
friends.
Mrs VIII Odel vent 70 Rock Island
Thursday 20 spend a few days at the
home OF Mrs y. Dean
Mrs C.. NJ Tudor left Saturday for
Chicago. where she will make a few
sreeks' visit with her nephew. L. II.
Whitaker. and fasnily. She will visit
relatives and friends in Ohio and near
Richmond. Va. before returning home.
The Farmers BriEand band will eel
citrate the hrst anniversary OF its or
Eanizafiou at the Marsh school house
south OF the city on the evening OF
Thursday. May -. 4 literary and mu-
steal program will be given Ice
cream and cake will be served during
the evening. Every one Is invited TO
attend this anniversary entertainment.
Mrs. c. A Lynch went 10 Quincy
Thursday. where che will visit rela-
lives and friends
NJ Ethel I.alock returned 20 her
home in Pennington Saturday after
spending n few days with her aunt,
Mrs Rilla Heath
Mrs. Mary Bingham OF Jacksonville
came this week 20 visit NJ the home OF
Arthur Mitchell and other relatives.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church met
n the home OF Mrs Elizabeth skinner
Thursday afternoon The following
program vas given: Devotions. Mrs
Mary Holmes: chapter 5. The Child
a. Worship was given by different
members OF the society: poem. a
Heather Baby Mrs. D. A Hebei.
Frank Smith was a business visitor
IN MafherVtiie Wednesday.
L. W Warner OF BonAparte. Iowa.
xho has been visiting IN New Boston
xith his sister. Mrs :. Il. Dixon. came
Thursday 20 visit Aieco friends
A party OF about fifty business men
90 Abingdon. !neindinE the members
OF the city council. are planning 10
come TO Aledo by special car on We'd
nssday. MAY IL. for the purpose OF
making q study 90 Aiedo's municipal
They will reach here 1
abou, noon and dinner will be served I
~ the Merchants hotel The Aledo |
club will show them I
about the city and VIII spare no pains
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

vattJ be- a step backwards t5r Rock
tslsaf esarrF Coz o. eiEsa4G q FFsltrEs
stE- rerrr arvrr uas a Esaze aErr
Fs~ r-st Of a. resatsss lstE7 Wzs G-9Fr
srf-eE tsss sr errsrer
us- af FEr republican ea@faTrs las
beer Er-sal5es 5e tE5s e5FrgH f1r tt
sears. ss1fsFF t9~ De- years. FeE sar
has.sFss 81 Fals eaaEFE has rat t-re
Eerr Cssrr tss.erss ts years bFa.rf.
s1e- one as sa a.sa5r far ta.s e1Et5-
s.ae. CsafatlF. fs thrFe sHF Fezsas-
sb.= r-eseest tFsF rFes~ G-f lzEE-r.
Wt1 laFr failed .E fh~ pas tD Give
Fsfs e1slFr ere service if t~asais.
VIII lap@6rs cos1itt1rs 10 reelected
Cambirsd AEsiasf Csusfy.
Ns politicians th~y have been able
leo eject a coabiezSi6a aEainsF Rock
tsfast eoarsg. srd deprive tale eogufE
os TIRE rrbabIiraa uominasioa fgs the
6Her @ l1fEF As igfEes. if reelected.
are tETT r1s likely Co fau 90 siVr the
service o. tas cugnfg that is arers-
ssrrs
Ors % ire 5sfsss. n1mirafrd br the
r~pEbttcan c1avraHDa Whieh dtsfrar-
rfssef ere g1es tsianf eDgufY dele
Fasi1n. has Tor several years past do
voted almost BE sutiFe time 90 serv-
See on ere appellate seneh ia chicago
Ns q natter % fact th@ tflh judicial
ctrc1it has Cor years suffered the In
.carveaisne~ Of having one % its
safzes serve ia ths appellate eogFt and
Co thts ts due ths prssers disadsantaEr
Raet tsiasd eogstF f. s91rTiaE from
tf reelected &C. Is fair 90 presume he
viii coatiags on the appellate b@ueh Co
chicago ans Hoes tsiaHf epunsv with
ffs easErssr3 eatsedaF wsi' he deprived
&C BIS services
s. q. ksaNorthv. thr Rock Island
romirss soF fa4Es. has PisEErd hira-
self. 20 slsesst. 90 accspt 40 appoint
s~et 90 tss appellate b~aeh- BE
realities seas ths bzsissss Esss@s % this
rs-rufs are sses thst bic satsTe tine
sss4ts Be- spess e. isis eiFcgit sttrnf-
fsz 60 tas bssssrss % tsoss who elect
ssss. Hs e YoSssE zEd active asld Tes
lawyer % rzassFs isGEnsrt. He viii
serve thr people veil tn the ints-est
af zoe parssssassiF. Why not elect
kias on JGss sshf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

were married at the Presbyterian
manse in this city by Rev. a. Z
I Moody at noon Monday They were
/ attended by Mrs. Deterline, Mrs
I Louck and Mrs. Henry Geddes-
Mrs. Bradford of Sunbeam and Mrs
Peter Thompson of this city are
/ spending a few days at the home OF
{ Mrs. Bradford's daughter. Mrs. Clyde
Epperly. near Princeton.
Mrs. 4. o. Jones and daughter Lor-
rain and Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs.
Good of Joy, spent Wednesday with
friends in this city.
Arthur Taylor spent Thursday with
friends in Rock Island.
Mrs. J. T. Stead and sister. Mrs
:. n. Gillespie, spent Thursday with
friends in Rock Island
The Mercer county high school meet
Will be held in Aledo May % and
plans are already under way 10 make
this the biggest and best meet ever
held here. In the preliminary con
tests in piano and vocal solos which
we're held Thursday afternoon Miss
Mildred Verrees won in the piano
and Miss Phyllis Peters was chosen
for vocal contestant.
Mrs. N Hardiman returned 10 her
home in Cambridge Thursday after
spending a week at the home OF Mrs.
r Clears.
A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Epperly Of Princeton Monday,
May 3.
Harry A. Barr, Tennys Flake, a. a
Rice. W L. Ray and z. z. Emrick
went 10 Burlington, Iowa, Thursday
10 attend the Shriners' meeting that
city.
Miss Hazel Noble arrived home
Wednesday from Joy. where she had
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. J. Fisher
Mrs. Rachel Barrett and daughter,
Miss Mary VIM of Viola, are guests
this week at the home of their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. J. d. Peters.
The Mercer County Shorthorn Breed
ers' association was organized in this
city recently. Twenty-Five breeders
of Shorthorn cattle from different
parts of the country We're present.
The first officers of the new associa-
ton are: President, Benjamin Whit
SANLr JE-. GEtt4ll PilbAs wee PL t1it4rAlL
". B. Cook, Aiedo; secretary and
treasurer, O II. Lee, Aledo.
Mrs. F. 3. Graham spent Friday in
Davenport with her daughter. Mrs. f.
NJ Bigelow. VINO is recovering from
an operation in Mercy hospital
Mrs. Margaret Weimer OF Joy. who
has been visiting Aledo friends. re-
turned home the first of the week.
Miss Jennie McIlwain went TO Gales
burg Friday TO attend the Military
Tract meet and spent the weekend
with home folks in Knoxville.
L ]. Goldberg of JOY was a business
visitor in Aledo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r Winger, daugh-
ter Miss Lena and their guest, Mrs.
Mary Ashenhurst of Oklahoma, spent
Friday with relatives in Sunbeam.
Mrs. Ed Lewis and Mrs. o. T. Bjork-
man went 10 Davenport Friday TO
spend the day with friends.
John W Swanson died at his home
in Joy May I. aged 90 years. 10 months
and IS days. He was born in Rina,
Sweden. June 4, 1S49.