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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

| Friday with her sister, Mrs. B. o
Fischer
| Mrs. Ed CharIett was business
/ caller at Davenport Thursday
Mrs. John Weberg OF Orion was a
Cambridge caller Friday.
Mrs. A. P. Nelson returned to her
/ home at Milan after a visit with Mrs
August Carlson.
Mrs. John Peterson returned to
Orion Friday after visit with Mrs.
DanielsOn and Mrs Bolin.
Otto Liedke of Wapello visited Fri
day with her sister, Mrs. James Nc
Cahon.
Mrs. Ida Cady of kewanee arrived
Friday for a visit with her cousin, Mrs.
]. H. kirkland and family
The funeral Of the late Miss Narv
Davis, who met an untimely death at
St. James hotel Davenport was held
from the home of her sister. Mrs.
Crawford. Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. d. S. Andrewartha Of the
NJ. z. church officiating, assisted by
Rev. L. A. Miller of the Baptist church,
after which the remains were laid to
rest in Oakdale cemetery. with the
impressive service OF the order of the
Eastern Star of which she was a val
Jed member
Mrs. Harry Williams of Galva ar
rived Friday for a visit with her
mother Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson
l. B. Crane was a business caller in
Davenport Monday.
The following persons attended the
home coming a Bishop Hill Saturday:
Mr.. and Mrs Munson, Mrs. Martin Nell
son. Mrs. Fred Johnson and three chill
dren, Mrs A Peterson. Mrs. Ada San
f-+
]. Hull, Lettie Hull. Ruth Olson, Clara
Palmer, Mrs. B. o. Hall and daughter,
Mrs o. Krautz, Mrs. F. Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs v Boltenstern and son, Mrs
j. T. Talbot, Mrs. Fred Ripping, Mrs.
Oscar HemmerstrOne, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A HOrberg, Miss Eva Larson, Mr.. and
MTs. NJ. L. Vincent Mrs. Ella Yetter.
Jennie Little, Mr.. ana Mrs A. Samuel
son, Mrs. Atkinson, Winnie Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCahon and fam
lily. Gladys Otto. Mrs Weinroch Mr.
and Mrs. Sanberg. Mrs. Peterson.
Laura Sanquist Media Peterson, Mrs.
Anna Carlson, Amelia Carlson, 'Emme-
line SanQuist, Mrs. Eric Sanquist, Mrs.
c. NJ. Nelson, Lee Larson Mrs. E. Hull,
Mrs. Ed Hull. Leota Hull, Mr. and Mrs.
A. c. Nye, Daisy Quirk, Mrs. Fred San
quist, Ida Inquist, Anna Johnson, Mag
gle Henderson. Ruby Hefin, Cora Fred
Mrs. Harry White, ?. a. John
son, George Wieneke and A. r. Am
norman.
Harry Ridenour left Friday for a
visit with his sister at Peoria
Mrs. Paul MascaIl and Miss Lee Lar
son visited the state fair at Springfield.
z. H. c. Talbot was at Springfield
last week acting in the capacity of an
officer during fair week
Morrison Dimtck of Omaha is visit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
MESDAMES HEAGY AND STREEPER
HOSTESSES.

At a beautifully appointed luncheon
yesterday Mesdames NJ. S. Heagy and
J 5. Streeper entertained so ladies
from the tri-cities. the affair being
held at the Rock Island club at l
o'clock Tables placed in the form of
the letter I were set in the ball room
of the church which was beautifully
bright with SALIVA and ferns and
fall flowers. The company was re-
ceiyed by the hOstesses and following
the serving of an elaborate spread the
afternoon hours were spent at games
of 500 and with thimbles. High score
favor in the card games went to Mrs.
:. Anderson. Mrs. ". f. COpp took the
second prize and the all-cut fell to
Miss Marguerite Silyis. Among the
ladies who had their needlewOrk a
guessing contest was held in which
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. II. B.
Hubbard, high; Mrs. NJ. T. Stevens and
Mrs. G. J. Long.
Assisting in entertaining the guests
vas Miss Catherine Streeper. daugh-
ter of one OF the hostesses. The affair
was delightfully."- informal and pleas
ant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

! ing his parents and other relatives and
| friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ivar Anderson returned
, TO their home at Des MOines Monday
after a weeks visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson.
Mrs. W G. Britton of Rock Island
visited the past week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Yohn. She
returned home Sunday. Mr.. Britton
who has contract work at Galva came
down Sunday and visited at the G. w.
Yohn home, returning to Galva Sun
day.
The high school scholars enjoyed a
picnic Friday at the club house near
Geneseo. They were accompanied by
the teachers nd James Pratt
Miss Lillian Holmquist is visiting
friends at Coal Valley.
Misses Elsie Swanson of Cambridge
and Ida Anderson Of CISCO visited state
fair at Springfield.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grau and daughter Mrs. William He'd
strom entertained IA guests at a G
o'clock dinner.
De Forrest Olson left Wednesday for
Galesburg to resume his school work
at Knox college.
Mr.. and Mrs Olof Walline and
Sophia Swanson returned the latter
part of the week from a visit at Farm
ington. Mimi.
Joseph SmetZer broke his right arm
while riding his bicycle. He endeav-
ored to dodge an object on the side
walk and ran into a wire fence near
his home, with the above result. A To-
cal physician reduced the fracture but
it will be some time before Mr. Smet-
ger will be able to use that member.
Mrs. Fred Sanquist and sister. Miss
Daisy Quick, entertained a number OF
their friends at the home of the former
Tuesday evening. Progressive forty
two was the pastime, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller of TAYLOR
Ridge visited over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Garnett.
Miss Lucy Richey of West Point Is
visiting at the home of T. E. Barnett
and family
Miss Susie Pratt left the past week
Tor Jacksonville, ILL.,. to attend a girls
school, this being her second year.
James Mascall visited in Cambridge
Tuesday.
Judge L. E. Telleen visited at Peoria
the past week and attended the state
fair at Springfield
Mrs. Eliza Dahlberg left Tuesday on
a business trip TO Nebraska.
Mrs. Paul Walsh who has been visit
ing relatives at Providence, Rhode Is
land, returned home Tuesday
j. b. Taylor, r. B. Hadley, Archie
ana Rollin Sherrard. visited the state
fair at Springfield last week.
Thomas BOlstenstern, J. s. Smith. ].
A Horberg and L. E. Telleen was
among those who heard Charles K.
hughes, the republican nominee for
president in Peoria Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Nolle are visiting
relatives and friends in the southern
part of the state.
MISS Edith Roberts returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with her
brother Earl and family at Valley
Junction, Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
THIMBLE PARTY AT VILLA DE
CHANTAI,

TTi-city alumnae of villa de Chan
tai yesterday afternoon met in the
parlOrs of the academy for the first
of series of thimble parties which is
to eliminate in a sale, for the further
ing OF plans for their alma mater, to
be held Saturday, Nov %. At this
date the young women expect TO have
amassed a showing of exquisite fancy
work and practical articles Of their
handiWOrk. The sale the last of No
vembeT will take place at the Villa de
Chantal and those forehanded ones
having Christmas in mind are urged
to remember the alumnae and their
exhibition of articles, the aim being
10 have a supply OF lovely things
suitable for gifts at moderate prices
Luncheon was served at the close OF
the work meeting yesterday and the
hour following resolved itself into a
time Of aneCdOte Of school days. Miss
Clara Math, the newly elected presi-
dent Of the alumnae. presided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

There Is nothing you can do. now, how.
ever. but let his liking for her run itg
course. Don't let him see that Won
care and perhaps in time he will de-
eide that after all he likes you better
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a girl
II years old. 1 have been going with
boy here in my home town for a year
/ always liked him, but never loved
him. Now I am going with a boy
love, but still am Jealous Of this other
boy. I cant go with both and I can't
see either Of them go with another
girl. Advise me what 10 do.
THINKING FOREVER.
You are naturally very Jealous. Jeal-
ousy causes such intense mental suf-
fering that II Will be to your interest
and happiness 70 overcome the quality
Be willing to sacrifice the smaller
things you want for the big things. Il
will take will power 70 stick to your
choice and be happy with II.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am in an
awful plight. l have had two propos-
ais and / love both the boys Just the
same. One has more money than the
other, but he has not as generous a
heart. Which one should I marry?
G. G. z.
You will not love two boys equally
when you are enough in love 10 accept
proposal Wait until you are sure
that you love one man and cannot pos
sibly love another before you decide TO
marry.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. am 16 years
old and / would like very much 70 take
piano lessons, but my friends tell me
am too old. We have Just got a new
piano. What do you think?
RUTH W
You are not too old to learn TO play
the piano.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
CAMBRIDGE

Miss Jennie Swanson visited her sis
ter at Rock Island Saturday.
Mrs. John Long returned to hel
/ home at Woodward, Iowa, Saturday
after visit with her brothers, George
and Henderson Hunter.
/ George Hunter is still confined TO his
home by sickness.
I Mrs. SimmOnds of Galesburg arrived
/ Saturday for a visit with E e Fitch
and family.
Miss Mabel Hultgren left Saturday
for short visit at Rock Island
William Irwin was called to Indiana
Saturday by the death of his step-fa-
Their. His mother is also dangerously
ILL.,
week for a months visit at FL Paso.
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen visited at
Rock Island Saturday
Mrs. John Winke and daughter Miss
Ruphena visited at Rock Island Sat
urday.
Miss Lee Larson and Mrs. Paul Mas
call attended state fair at Springfield.
]. G. A. Gustafson visited the state
fair at Springfield last week
Miss Nellie Bollerstern visited at
Rock Island last week
Mrs. George Higgins of CISCO was a
caller at Cambridge Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor and daughter Miss
Gertrude visited at Presumption We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson were tri-
city callers Thursday.
Mrs. J. Fren returned to her home at
New Castle, Pa, after visit in Cam
bridge
Mrs. J. S. Imam of Woodsfde. Mont.
is visiting with her sister. Mrs. J.
Broghmann.
Mrs. r. H Human visited the tri-
cities Thursday.
Mrs. c. J. Graham was a business
caller at Orion Thursday.
Mrs Bert Huesing returned to her
home at Rock Island after a visit at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Con-
ser.
Mrs. Ed Palmer left Thursday for a
visit at Galesburg
Mrs. II. c. Weinrich visited Friday at
Galva with Judge and Mrs. Bergland
Mesdames +. b. Knapp, John Peter
son, William Bolstenstern and s. p.
Knapp were at Orion Friday at a din
ner party at the home of Mrs. MCCahon
Mrs. II. G. Campbell visited Friday al
CISCO.
Mrs. s. c. Fulmer of INDIANAPOLIS
Ind, gave a missionary talk TO the la
dies Of the Baptist church Wednesday.
She left Friday for home.
Mrs. J. H. Brownie of Watertown.
y. Y, who has been visiting her cousin.
Mrs. A. J. Ross, left Friday for a short
visit at Orion.
Mrs. Lura McCurdy left Friday even
Ing for Axtell, Neb., where she will at
Tend family reunion. She will also
visit at kesrney before her return
Mrs. Guy Samuelson of Orion visited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

At the meeting OF the Womans Re
lief corps No St. held yesterday in
Memorial hail in the courthouse, Mrs
Ella Godfrey was selected as delegate
TO the district convention of ". R. {.
which Will be held Oct. 26 in Warsaw,
Ill Two new members were initiated
yesterday and two candidates were
balloted upon. Plans were made for
the social session next Wednesday at
ternoon when the following committee
will serve: Mesdames Florence Mas
lin. William wynn, John Bedford, c.
Allsbrow, E. Wilcher and Ella God
frey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
PARTY on 18TH BIRTHDAY.

Celebrating her 18th birthday ami
versary yesterday Florence Kruger
invited a company of her playmates
to her home, 1913 Eleventh street, for
a party from 10 S o'clock. The time
was spent with games and in the cen
tests favors were given to Hanna Go
ben, Alice Nelson, Dorothy Weed,
Helen Wiles and AlyiTa Malmrose-
Supper was served at 8 with a. large
birthday cake holding IS lighted can
dies as the table conterpiece. Flor
ence was left with many pretty gifts
from her friends. Composing the par
" were Edna Molten, Dorothy Wood,
Marie HurzeleT Ellie White, Mabel
Swanson, Stella BlOOmquist, Anna
Cohen, Hanna Cohen, Alice Nelson,
Lillian Geiger, Alvira NalmrOse. Hell
en- Wiles. Helen SundqUist and Flor
ence Mcdonald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
DENIES STORY THAT
MRS. LARKIN LIVES

Recently one of the Monmouth ma
pers carried a story TO the effect that
it was rumored that Mrs. Emma Lar
kin, who was murdered at the AIedo
fair grounds and her body dumped
alongside a railroad track near Riggs
vile. was alive and well and living
in Davenport. 1t was also said that
the death story was merely ruse to
collect insurance money. Today. Mrs
Cynthia Burris, mother-in-law of Mrs
Larkin, who resides in Davenport. de-
MED the story. saying that the BODY
had been positively identified, and fur
ther that Mrs. Larkin never carried
any insurance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
Increase in Weight Ten Pounds o.
More.


I'D certainly give most anything to
De able 10 fat up few pounds and stay
hat way" declares every excessively
hin man or woman. Such q result is
1ot impossible, despite past failures.
Most thin people are victims OF NAL
outrition. a condition which prevents
the fatty elements OF food from being
taken up by the blood, as they are when
The powers of nutrition are normal.
instead OF getting into the blood. much
u the fat and flesh producing elements
stay in the fntestines until they pass
from the body as waste
To correct this condition and 70 pro-
3uce healthy normal. amount OF fat,
The nutrltlVs processes must be arti-
IDEALLY supplied with the power which
nature has denied them This can
probably best be accomplished by eat
ing SargOl tablet with every meal
5argol is a careful combination Of six
splendid assimiIiatiye agents Taken
With meals they mix with the food 70
.nrn the sugars and starches OF what
FOu have eaten into rich, ripe nOurish-
neDt for the tissues and blood and its
rapid effect mas been in many cases re-
ported remarkable. Reported gains OF
from ten 10 twenty-five pounds in a
single month are by no means infre-
quent- Yet its action is perfectly nat
7ral and absolutely harmless. Sargol .
IS sold by Harper House pharmacy. (
! J. Foley and other druggists every
There and every package contains a
guarantee Of weight increase or money
Jack
Note: Sargol is recommended only
IS q flesh builder and while excellent
esults IN cases Of nervous indigestion,
te.. have been reported. care should be
aiken about using it unless a gain Of
7eigLt Is desired.-CAdy.l !,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
WADT a0e
HOME
pQeBLINS
MRS ELIZ ABETR TEe/1PSONI

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am wom-
an 81 years old. When | was II my
father died and left my mother and me
without any support. / went to the
country to teach school. When | was
"a years old we moved 10 another town
and there | had a 19-year-old boy in
my class. He worked on a farm and
was big and old looking for his age.
We fell very much In love and when
he was 81 and / was rs we married. We
had three children, all OF whom died
when they were babies Ny husband
is the only man / have ever loved, and
il seemed TO me that every day
learned TO love him more. II was not
the same with him. At the age of 40
he became very successful and was
called out of town a great deal AS
time went on ne came home less and
less often. Now he has confessed TO
me that he loves another woman He
says that he will settle a large amount
OF money on me and he begs me 10 di-
vorce him. 1t will break my heart 10
give him up. He says that I must give
him up whether / divorce him or not,
because he does not mean to come
home any more. will do anything you
say If 1t will only make him love me
again. IDA II.
USlISNt you Will ~ happier 10 give
your husband his freedom than to force
him to be tied TO you. Love once lost
is practically impossible to regain. l
would let him go IL l were you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I was going
with young man and one night when
a girl friend was going to stay all
night with me he dropped in to call. l
did not expect him or Fwould have had
another boy over. too. AS it was the
three of us sat around and talked. MY
girl friend tried her best 10 make
hit and she did. because my boy friend
telephoned her the next day and asked
to come over. He has come TO see me.
too, but there is going TO be a dance
and he has asked her to go. Do you
think it was right of her to get him
away from me? What shall | do to get
him back?
DISAPPOINTED DOT.
The girl certainly should not have
tried TO make your boy friend like her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
NURSES ENTERTAIN STATE
BOARD.

Local graduate nurses are planning
for the entertainment of the state eX
ecutive board of Graduate Nurses of
Illinois, which convenes in Moline Sat
urday. The state officials and dele
gates are expected to arrive in Moline
Friday night and the business of the
session will oe transacted Saturday.
AT this time also the Fifth district, to
which local nurses belong, will enter
tain the Eighth district nurses, the two
branches to hold a joint meeting Sat
urday. The meetings of both the
board and the visiting nurses will be
held at the visiting nurses rooms in
Moline. The first session Saturday
Will be called at 9 o'clock. adjourn
ment TO be made for an early lunch in
the rest rooms. After the serving of
dinner the visitors will be taken for
an automobile ride about the three
cities. provided the weather permits,
and the union meeting will be called
at 3 o'clock This session will be
open not only to all nurses of the COM
muniJy but also to all those who may
be interested. The state president Of
registered nurses, Miss Minnie Ahrens
of Chicago, will speak at this time on
the reorganization of the national as
sOciatiOn. Mrs. ". r. Bache, state
secretary. will tell of the value OF dis
trict organizations and there will be
other informal talks. Tea will be
served during the afternoon by the
members Of the Fifth district. At 6
o'clock the local nurses will entertain
the visitors at a dinner at Recreation
hall, Moline, supper to be served by
one of the circles of Kings Daughters
of Moline. each member OF the Fifth
district to provide for two tickets.
An adjourned meeting of the execu-
tive board will be held at o'clock fol-
lowing supper.
Delegates to the sessions are ex-
pected from Chicago, which city is
sending eight-Quincy. Monmouth,
Galesburg and Macomb. There is
much business to come before the
board, including arrangements for the
state convention, which will be held
This year in NOEember in Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
IDLEWYLE GLIB WITH MISS Dun
HAM

Idlewyle club members were guests
Of Miss Ruth Ora Durham, 1926 Fifth
avenue, Tuesday, holding an indoor
picnic instead Of going TO CampbelIs
island as had been previously arrang-
ed. Covers were laid for s at the ia
bic and there were TWO invited guests,
Mrs. Faye Hough-McCarthy and Mrs.
G. L. BeckstrOm. The club accepted
the invitation Of Mrs. NJ c. Phillips
of Fortieth street and River drive, Mo-
line, to hold a wiener roast on the
river bank near her home some time
during the week The next meeting
Of the club in two weeks will be in
the home of Mrs. Ben Gillette on For
tieth street Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

/ French Pickles-One colander sliced
, green tomatoes, one cOlander cucum-
bers pared and sliced half inch thick
one quart sliced onions, two good
! handfuls of salt. Let stand "A hours
then drain through a sieve. Take one
gallon vinegar, one pound brown sugar
! one ounce celery seed half ounce all
spice. one ounce black pepper; boil in
iars and seal. This recipe has been
used for 80 years and proved always
good.
/ New Chilli Sauce-One-half bushel of
ripe tomatoes, one peck of onions, two
dozen green sweet peppers. one dozen
red hot pepers. one head of garlic. six
+ bay leaves, two tablespoons salt !;
spiCes-one tablespoon ground cloves.
one tablespoon ginger. one tablespoon
allspice, one-half tablespoon red pep
per; two pounds light brown sugar,
two quarts good cider vinegar. Scald
tomatoes, remove skins, cut in chunks.
Seed peppers, skin the onions and gar
lie and put through food chopper Mix
all the spices together (ground spices
should be used. put in q cloth bag.
Now add all together in a large kettle
Cook one hour. Then add sugar and
vinegar and cook to the desired thick
ness-two hours in all is great
plenty. Pour into steriliZed pint Jars,
seal while hot and set aside to cool
| This recipe makes % pints of perfect
chilli sauce at the cost of less than six
cents per pint
Corn Salad--One and one-half dozen
ears corn (Cut from COBB, four red pep
pers, one-half pound dry mustard, two
bundles celery, four onions medium
size), two pounds light brown sugar,
two quarts vinegar, one head cabbage
(about two pounds. Chop peppers
celery, onions and cabbage When II
starts TO boil add one-half cup salt
Boil As minutes, then seal
Green Tomato Mincemeat-One peck
green tomatoes. four pounds brown
sugar two pounds seeded raisins, two
tablespoons each of cinnamon, grated
nutmeg, allspice and cloves, one table
spoon salt and one cup vinegar After
chopping tomatoes sprinkle well with
salt, let stand three hours, then drain
Boil until tender and seal in glass jars
Rhubarb Marmalade-One of the
best and cheapest of any that can be
made. Four pounds rhubarb cut and
washed. Place rhubarb in preserving
kettle, add sugar and bring to boiling
point, (the slow heat draws the water
out of the rhubarb); simmer for sew
eral hours, stirring frequently. To
test when done. put a few drops on a
plate; when cold, If 1t stands without
running. the mixture is cooked. Fill
glass jars.
Sliced Cucumbers with peeD-One
dozen medium-siZ cucumbers; slice
cucumbers with peel and let stand in
three handfuls (smalD salt for two
hours. Drain. Put half cider vine
gar and half water on stove to boil,
season with bit of pepper and do
not salt any more When this com
mences TO boil put in cucumbers, and
when skins turn yellow put in Jars,
adding bit Of dill 10 top OF Jar
Red Tomato Relish-Twelve ripe
tscald and peeD. three green
sweet peppers, three onions, medium
size. Chop all and add two cups vine
gar, one and one-haIf cups sugar. level
salt. Cook until thick as
chilli sauce. Makes three pints
Tomato Bouilion One peck toma-
toes. three stalks celery, six onions. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
CANTERBURY TO SING AT OAK
PARK,

Louis 5. Canterbury, head of the
voice department Of Augustana con
servatOry, viii sing at the Oak Park
Presbyterian church, Chicago, Oct Is
and %. Mr. Canterbury has opened a
studio in Chicago in the Lyon and
Healy building and will spend Satur-
day of each week there. He was re-
Gently elected a member Of the South
ern club of Chicago. Mr. Canterbury
and his wife, Mrs. Luella Cook Can
terbury gave a series OF concerts in
Troy and Granville, \. Y. during the
past summer and they met with great
success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28
TWIN.CITY HOSPITAL CIRCLE.

MIS-. GustaVe Carlson in her home,
1907 Fourth street, Moline, was hos
tess yesterday afternoon at a meeting
OF the Twin-City Lutheran Hospital
circle, 20 members and q number of
visitors attending. Receipts of the aft
ernoon amounted to $500. The ladies
enjoyed the afternoon together as they
worked at fancy articles and thew were
served with d delightful lunch in the
late afternoon The circle will be en-
tertained at the next meeting, Oct %.
in the home OF another Mrs. Gust Carl
son. 5l5 Forty-hrst street. Rock Is
land