Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-02

Buffalo, n. l., LOT al eAlehueu 'iSAb
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Knees have re-
turned from their wedding trip on
which they visited in Detroit, Buffalo
and at Niagara Falls. They made the
lake trip from Detroit to Buffalo Aft
er Sept. l they will be at home with
Mrs. Knees parents at 1927 Fifteenth
street place Mrs. Knees was formerly
Miss Alice Dahlberg.
Mrs. Fred Shallene and daughter.
Miss Mabel, left last night for Ne
braska for a visit of several weeks
duration with friends and relatives.
They will first stop in Omaha where
they will be guests of Mrs. Shallene's
sister, Mrs. Cora Johnson, and they
will also visit another sister, Mrs. r.
A ShalIene, in Havelock, Neb.
Miss Sarah Adolphson, one of the
visiting nurses, started today for
the east and New York City where
she will sail Saturday on the Bergen
ford of. the Scandinavian line which
leaves HOboken, n. j., at Z p. NJ. Tor
Sweden where she will spend at least
six months visiting Relatives and
friends. She has many close relatives
in that country, among others her |
grandfather Adolphson. She has been
anticipating this trip for several years
and her many friends-and they are
legion-are equally rejoiced over the
prospects of the splendid time which
she is sure to have. She has been Civ
Ell leave of absence as one OF the VS.
iting nurses. Mrs. Josephine Barn |
hardt, visiting nurse, will accompany
! her on the trip east, going as Tar as
Bolliver, n. Y, where she will spend
her vacation with relatives. Miss
Adolphson will also stop off at Bolli-
yer for a days visit before proceeding
to New York City.
Dr. and Mrs David Freeman and
August Sundine left yesterday by au-
tomObile for Rockford, where they Will
meet John Sundine and go thence to
Chicago from where they will take
lake trip, leaving tomorrow afternoon
on the Southland for Buffalo. OF course /
they will not miss seeing Niagara |
Falls before returning home.
Miss Beatrice Lindshield of 1434 |
Twenty-fifth avenue, left this after !
noon for visit with relatives in Rock |
ford.
hostess of Monday when she enter |
tanned a company of eight Sterling and |
Champaign girls who returned to their /
respective homes Monday after spend |
ing a delightful week on Campbel1S |
island where they occupied cottage No. |
20. Dainty place cards read for the !
Misses Lucille Kaufman, Jess Gaul- |
rapp, Grace Wheeler, Ruth Delp and |
Fern and Marguerite Briggs of Ster- |
md Nirv i11i1
Russell of Champaign. Golden glover |
was used in floral decoration of the
table.
Mrs. George Dobson and daughter
Georgia have returned to their home in
New Hampton. Iowa, after an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Dobson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Jones. John Dob
son, the small son, went to Des
MOines where he will visit his other
grandparents and make the trip to
New Hampton with an uncle.
Miss Verna Cooper is in Chicago
where she is the guest of Miss Eliza
beth Pickett. She may go north for
short stay before returning.
Mrs. G. A. Shallberg has received
word from her sister, Miss Lima Ken
nedy, that she has accepted d position
in the Continental National bank in
Salt Lake City. and will go to that city
soon from Boise, Idaho, where she has
| been since leaving this city.
Utopia club members were thankful
that the weather was cooler yesterday
when they held a basket picnic on
! Campbell'S island. They gathered in
the early afternoon and spent the |
hours playing five hundred on the !
veranda of the inn. Prizes were taken |
! by Mesdames John Sandholm, o. Abb !
| raham and Paul Bergendahl- Supper !
was served under the trees and the |
early evening spent on the island !
Regular meeting of the club will be |
held next Tuesday with Miss Eva Ken |
nedy on Twenty-fourth street and !
! Fifth avenue
Swedish Methodist Aid society pic |
mic planned for tomorrow afternoon |
has been postponed on account of the |
death of the president, Mrs. Charles |
Cederlund, and a regular meeting will |
be held at 2:30 in the church instead |
Coffee and rolls will be served.
SWEDISH SINGERS TO
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
Colonel HiaJmer KohIer head of |