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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
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Although up % brighter sky
You turn brighter brow.
The Little Girl You hade Don cr1'
Must dtsopey you now.
beside the Little Cripple chair
SHE'S kHseNng tearful-tyed.
Although she SHOWS that tau fore'er
AT, ON the sunny Side
Amid the land that's ever new.
Amid new singers ranks.
There ID be- the same daer t1y FOR you
AS eu The Deer Critk Banks
For with your pesies tn her hands
And un her lips your hymn.
There Little Orphant Annie stands
TO kiss her Uncle JIM
% YOU who song The DAYS Gone Gy
In your own perfect phrase.
hear your treble. fer on high,
slrEiuE tho day OF day.
The Veil that hid Gods mystery vast
Lifts us "a curtain does.
And now, Jim Riley. az the last
1oa Know Who santa WuE'
No Gnhale-unsN Git You Ju'
You've gone across tho night
To find amid the seraphim
The Ruggedy Man In whtet
And lH tire paths OF Chillrgus feet
liz hy the cnildrens smile
You go uufaltauug 60 meet
The true cross -Bearlu Eh.let
The Funny Little Fellow cries
l1 vain for you TO stay
NuH Sc gone 90 seek beyond the skies
The Land Of Where1war.
AMI Good .Hy linn f'r che EWlIul8 elf
signs meath her Splrkaui hat
She need not say, 'TaBe hesr @ yaur-
self"
Gods looking out for that
John % .keats ,u New York World.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
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Gail steuss cancer urd ulcers 81 tse
Stomach ana IDtesuass kute-tataysatlen
yellow Jauut.ee RpreHd.eIus ana other
fatal almeafs rfsaf fr.m Stomach Ir.u-
bts Ih.asaHts of Stomach saff,rsYs owe
ths.r complete recovery ia Mayrs Wonder.
Oh Remedy l'utka ary other fer stomach
Ailments Fsr sale by druggists s,sryahsFe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
Santa Fe Society
Notes
III BITS

DEBTS.
Ny debit 90 YOU, Beloved.
Is one J cam not pay
ln ans coin ut any realm
one amy res0nhias day
For whore is be shall figure
The debit when all IS sa.'.
To ore VITO wHAta yeH dream again
When all tae dreams were dead
or where IS tbe appraiser
Who shalt tar ..slw compute
bf ene Wha makes NgH sans again.
When asl the sauLS were mate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

isn't necessary 70 happiness ana that
there are better things than business
lcuU-H-
0hsr new books "Juhu Bo-ar-
dus." Chamberlain. Return OF Fl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

NOTES or SOCIETY

N''liN W Nfh itlNs
Mr-ard Airs Tm LeroIt have tator
apartments lt the home SO ur w. r.
provinces. on West Central avenue.
Al- Frank Sttrt1 ieft Friday for
. los Angeles and ocean Grove. Mrs
SfuTrz and children have a house ar
the latter place
Mr. ana Mrs T.. A. Eauehev arc
spending @ month in Los Angeles 1uJ
the southern california beach resorts
Mrs T. kemuerieh and her two
daughters, Miss Elsie and Miss Lillian
are visiting relatives i'm Los Angeles
Mrs q s. Ma,son and her small
son are az Taos. visiting az the Nc
GafteY camp,
Mr.. q. iI sweeney entertained eight
friends nc an informal stag dinner
Friday evening lt MS home on South
Edith street
Mrs. Felix Haaa entertained 40 1uc-
u'u bridge "Wednesday afternoon. AIRS
ball IS planning series OF Informal
Naru parties
Miss Erna Fersus1u gave q picture
show party Monday evening for Miss
Pauline Harradltle. who Is here from
Berkeley, cal. 90 spend her vacation
with Der father Colonel John Bora
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30
4 WTFk OF CUAUTATOTA.

Tho week of ChautauaHa was ap-
pres ated by santa Feans 20 greater
extent even than had been anticipated
Do is true. that only s. 500 ot the
81 soc guarantee was raised through
The sale IT season tickets. but 10 must
noJ 20 forgotten. that Of the $500
men uf voting axe, in SJHft Fe, FULLY
SEQ earn less than s. week. @ sum
wGi,h s1cioloS-sls have declared IS
not sufficient 20 support shop girl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

sisf Fred White Floyd Lee Ira Y.
GH.it Robert PuN.}. Harold HU. 81
eHiHrtsr Donald MaCianahau Louis
Ht@eld,n Ralph krIeher ". a.
krithtr Paul Euu. Howard Moore
iayk NDhouHueh ANA e. n Hilton ~
Sam Antonio
FOR MISS ITGllTBDURNE.
Miss Ilrur8 ia4htbourus az Key
West Fla. formerly Of this .HtF is
house guest of Mrs G E Vursg.
Aiss LiEhthoHrue has always been Il
fnturIto with the Younger set here. and
she has been The recipient az many
dellEhtful social attentions since She
has been Zoo Albuquerque.
Tuesday evening she was fhr guest
~ honor 1t dinner party at the A-
Narada given hy Nr and Mrs putrag.
aud Friday evening 4 dancing uarfv
was given for her 1t the putuey home
on West Central uGeuuy Monday
evening Nt and Mrs a 81 NcNllcu
entertained Tor Miss Larbtbourue az
an informal dinner party and ON
Thursday evening jolly crowd OF
young people motored Co Helen. whore
dinner Was served az the Harvey
house.
The NFl'l party was chaperUned bN
Mr. and Mrs s. n Price and Ia the
party, besides Miss IIghtnourne. were
Miss Dorothy McMlueu. Mss RATHER
iue Little. Miss Lois Davis. Miss Hazel
Hawkins Miss Margaret Cook. Miss
Louise Bell, Messrs. Lyman putuey
Robert PniueN ira BUiit Gordon
ti5-s, fior,i Ire Hsrola PNekcudesges
and Ray NCCanna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-30

Weilman Mr. ana Mrs Dick Lehman.
Af and Mr., leo % Kuhn Mrs Four
nellie. Mrs V. r. Green Mrs D a.
crawford Miss stella Kuhn and MT
Earl Brown of Eelen. Mr Luri John
sau, VT and Mr GUY GRAMS. Mr. and
drs Henry Harrison Mr. ana Mrs Joe
IHiehaum Miss Ml, Euuruellc. Mes.
'r.iie Phillips Mrs q T. Kuhn and
Hrs curtis nf HelgD Alr HARRY GllE
"f Denver and Mr. Frank strickland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
MEMBERS
Will HEAR BRYAN
Former Secretary Of States Requests
Reservation for Tri-City Fra
ternity at Club Dinner.
is TO GIVE CHIEF ADDRESS
After-Dinner Organization Sets Aside
Forty Seats for the Special
Guests of Colonel.

Arrangements have been made to
give members Of the Tri-City Press
club opportunity to hear William Jen-
nings Bryan, Monday evening, May s.
when the former secretary of state
who is an honorary member of the or
ganization, will give an address before
the After Dinner club.
Reservations have been made for Al
members of the newspaper fraternity
and it is expected that all will be
present. The arrangement was made
at the request of Mr.. Bryan in let
ter to one of the publishers. AS re-
suit it will be necessary to provide for
400 guests instead Of $50, the number
originally planned to entertain.
This will tax the capacity of the din
ing hall, and will necessitate addition
al service, as this will be one of the
largest crowds ever seated in the hall
Honorary Member.
Mr.. Bryan was guest of the Tri-
City Press club some time ago, and. as
has been done in the case of other
statesmen who have been entertained
by the organization, he was voted tc
honorary membership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28

bors and relatives gathered at her
home taking we'll filled baskets with
them. Pink and white carnations also
brought by the guests were used as ia
BILE and room decorations The hours
passed pleasantly in general sociabil-
ity, games and contests. The hostess
was presented with a handsome linen
tablecloth as a gift of esteem from the
guests. Al 10 O'Clock IA sumptuous
supper was served by Mrs. Leasure.
assisted by her sister. Much merri-
tment prevailed throughout the entire
evening. During the evening George
Hampshire sang several songs in a
pleasing manner.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kyle in the country was the scene of
very pleasant social gathering We'd
nesday evening. 1t was the occasion
OF surprise party in honor of their
son Earle's 18th birthday anniversary.
The AFFAIR was complete surprise
and was perpetrated by Miss Beatrice
torkoran and Miss Martha Priest.
| Forty young people from the eighth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
Meeting Is Adjourned.
JUDGE LARSON URGES
REVERENCE FOR LAW

The judicial system Of the United
States as it exists today in federal,
state and county courts, was explain
ed to A. candidates for citizenship in
East Moline last evening by Judge N.
A Larson Of the county court at the
third meeting of the class. Reverence
and respect for the law which should,
he declared, be two fundamentals in
the creed of every new citizen, were
themes emphasized by the speaker.
Judge Larson also touched upon a
number of points which those about
to take out papers are likely to be ask
ed. He spoke in detail upon the intri-
cate differences of the various courts.
Congress and the president was the
subject Of an address by Attorney
George E Long of East Moline. The
East Moline lawyer spoke upon the
difference between the Legislative and
executive heads of the government and
told the duties of each.
Indications at present are that at
least forty members of the class will
take the examinations next Tuesday
evening. Indications from all portions
of the county are that a larger number
than usual will make an effort to Sc
cure their first papers. A trip to the
county court house will be made by
class members Monday evening as
closing feature of the course.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
WORKERS FOR SHOW
NAME HEADQUARTERS

E. f. Morgan, chairman of the Mo,
line directors of the Fort Armstrong
Centennial association, has been in
formed by Clark G. Anderson, assist
ant manager of the Tri-City Railway
company, that the Office of the Peoples
Power company on Fifth avenue, this
city, Will be at the disposal of the as
ISOLATION during the week of the cele-
bration. Mr.. Anderson also advises
that everything possible will be pro-
vlded for the comfort and convenience
of the workers in the establishment of
headquarters, even to furnishing
desks, if necessary. The communica-
ton has been referred to I. C. Nor
wood, president of the association, for
record.
1t is a source of qualification to Of
f1clals of the association here to he
rendered this accommodation, as il
mad been a problem to know where 2
suitable place could be found for head
quarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
!, TAKE THIS CASE FOR
INSTANCE.

Geneva, Ill had taken care of a
person i'll with consumption, and had
contracted cough and was in badly
rundown condition / had a doctor but
the treatment seemed TO be too slow or
10 do little good. Then began using DR..
pierces Golden Medical Discovery and
it eased my cough and | began to build
up. After using the third bottle had my
usual strength back and have had no cough
since | give the credit of my recovery
to the Discovery '"-MRs. s. }. BEowN,
2nd and Ford Streets, Geneva, Ill.
Profit by the experience Of others and
quickly drive the poisons from the blood
and build up the system with 4 reliable
remedy, such as DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
cal Discovery, which has stood the test Of
time, and for nearly half OF a century
mas sold more largely than any other
blood remedy. Thousands attest to its
'eme1ial value as witness the testimonials
which have been published for the past
fty years.
DR. Pierce's Pellets regulate and ia.
lganate stomach, hsersand bowels -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
FESTIVAL AT SCHOOL
WILL BE ELABORATE.

All is in readiness for the enter
tainment TO be given in the high school
tomorrow evening. The many cOlored
banners have been hung. The flag will
float over the building, and three
blasts OF the trumpets will announce
that the play is to begin. Effort has
been made to give the whole perform
ance as much Of the Elizabethean at
mosphere as possible. The affair will
begin with a pageant procession, in
Guiding the jewellers and play cast, aft
er which an entertainment will be
given to Queen Elizabeth. This will
include dances and songs At last
Master Will Shakespeare-Who is, in
real life Charles Kerns, is asked by
her royal highness to present his part
of the entertainment, which he does in
the shape of "A Midsummer Nights
Dream
Mechanicals-rude peasants who
are DESTROYS of honnring their king on
his wedding day-are new features
To do this they plan to give comedy
Their desire TO do the work is greater
than their ability and the honor of the
play consists in the crudeness with
which they do their various parts.
Following is the cast for the Mechan-
icals:
Ounce, carpenter Carl W. Carlson
Bottom, a weaver. Chalmers Seymour
Flute, a bellows mender. James Ellison
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
SILVIS

Mrs. Harper has departed for an ex-
tended visit in Iowa
The Easter bazar given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Baptist church Thursday after
noon and evening was well attended
A neat sum was cleared.
Mrs Frank Haddick was hostess 70
the Carnation Sewing circle Tuesday
afternoon. The hours passed quickly
in embroidery work. Pink and white
carnations were used in the decora-
tons. Later delicious refreshments
were served Mrs Haddick won the
silk quilt recently pieced by the men,
bers of the circle. The ladies are also
planning a bazaar.
April % the members and friends
OF the Semper Fideles class will civ,
sale of home bakery goods
Friday evening Mrs. Albert Loder OF
East Moline perpetrated a most de,
iightful surprise party at the home q
Mrs, j. II. Leasure at III Sixth street
hHylA Forty Of her friends, neigh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
FIREWORKS HALT
TALK FOR FOURTH
A. C.. Wander Fennet Tells Greater Mo-
line Committee He Is opposed to
Safety Celebration.
HENRY ]. GRIPP IS DEFENDER
Issue Becomes SO Sharp That Presid-
ing Officer Brings Conference to
Abrupt Close.

Sharp discussion Of the committed
stand on this years Fourth of July
celebration in Moline resulted in the
noon meeting of the Greater Moline
committee today being adjourned
without action. A. C, Wander Vennet
started the fireworks" with declara-
ton that he did not believe it adyisa-
BILE to stage a municipal celebration
this year.
Henry J. Gripp, who has done about
as much. if not more, than any one
other man to make these annual safe
ty first" celebrations possible, prompt
" took the floor in defense of the mu-
nicipal program. He declared that the
Moline celebrations have become thor
oughly advertised; that thousands OF
people outside this city look to Mo-
! line to furnish them with entertain
/ ment on the nations natal day ami
versary: and that the public celebra-
ton in Prospect in the evening has re-
suited in fewer private fireworks e&-
hibits. with consequent decrease in &C
! cidents among Moline youths. He
stood firmly for continuance of the
public celebration.
Meeting Is Adjourned.
The issue became one of such SHARP
repartee between the two men
Messrs. Gripp and VanderVennet-
that Emil Johnson, who was presiding
brought the session to an abrupt anC
unexpected close by declaring the
meeting adjourned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
BOARD TO SELECT
HEAD OF SCHOOLS
East Moline Officials to Meet With
Those of Township Tuesday
r. Evening of Next Week.
ARE TO PLAN FOR EXERCISES
State Inspector Reports Finding Graf
flying Conditions After Visit
to the City.

Consideration of a superintendent
OF schools for next year and arrange
ments for commencement exercises
viii be matters considered by mem
bers of the East Moline school board
and the East Moline township high
school board at joint meeting next
Tuesday evening. 1t has been the
practice in past years to have one su-
perintendent serve both the city and
township and it is not unlikely that
the boards will see fit to adopt such
a plan for the ensuing year. Gradu-
ates Of both city and township schools
will Join in holding commencement
exercises.
Organization meeting Of the town
ship high school board was held We'd
nesday evening. The monthly report
of Professor d. B. Hoffman was read
Professor Hoffman told Of visit Of
H. A HoIlister, state inspector, to the
township high school Later in a
communication addressed to Profess
sor Hoffman the state official express
ed qualification with conditions found
in the East Moline school, but also
recommended additional teachers and
courses of study if the institution is
TO remain an accredited school The
state inspector asked for the estab-
lishment of courses in typewriting,
domestic science and mechanical
drawing and a general broadening OF
courses. The board will act favor
ably on suggestions made by Mr.. Hol-
lister and will engage additional
teachers for the new courses of study.
Committees Named.
Textbook and course of study-C
". Hink, W Z. Taylor, l. S. Hamer.
Supplies-W. F. Taylor, T. B. Cham
bers, T. ]. Schaffer.
Teachers and salary-George STANCE
Hamer. Chambers.
Building and grounds - Hamer
Chambers. Hink.
Finance Schaffer, Taylor, STANCE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
life ENDANGERED
BY Bite OF DOC
yrs Fred Larson of Moline Attacked
BY Animal While Walking on
Street in Port Byron.
HEAD OF CANINE is EXAMINED
Chicago Experts Declare Case One oil
Hydrophobia and Woman is Sum-
moned-Watch for Symptoms.

Attacked and bitten by mad dog IN
Port Byron last Sunday, Mrs. Fred
Larson of Moline, wife of the janltor
of the Mckinley block, is confined to
hospital in Chicago, where physicians
are keeping a close watch for symp-
toms of the dread disease.
Mrs. Larson and her husband were
visitors in Port Byron Sunday. While
walking on the street they were ap-
preached by a dog, apparently of do
Gle disposition Suddenly, however,
the animal ran towards Mrs. Larson
and bit her hand.
Marks of the dogs teeth, while not
deep. were ragged and the wound was
dressed. Several days later Mrs,
Larson became alarmed and had the
head of the dog cut off and sent to
Chicago.
Pronounced HydrOphObla.
Authorities there pronounced the
case one of hydrophobia and summon
ed the woman to that city, where she
must remain for IS days. Danger will
be considered past if Mrs. Larson
shows no i'll effects from the wound
by that time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
MOLINE OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. Charles Saunders.

Funeral of Mrs. Charles Saunders
was held from the home, 2411 Fourth
street, at yesterday afternoon, Rev.
r. S. Haney of the Second Congrega-
tional church officiating. Many sor-
rowing friends attended the services,
and one of the rooms of the home was
filled with the beautiful floral tributes.
Singers were from the Second Con-
gregational church, while pallbearers
were Arthur Stephenson, Ernie Ste
phenson. Gust Johnson, Charles Ham
merQuist. Arthur Engwall and Ru-
dolph Engwall Interment was in Riv-
erside cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
FEDERALS TO MEET
COAL VALLEY NINE

The Moline Federals viii go to Coal
Valley Sunday to battle with the fast
independent team of that village. For
the past several years Coal Valley has
had the reputation Of putting out a
strong team. Coal Valley will lineup
as follows Sunday:
Lester Sievers, 3b; Rudy Knapp, If;
Robert McGimpsey, 2b; Fred Radloff,
SIS; Clyde Henderson, CT; Harvey
Counley, 1b; William Knapp, IF; Som
merson and ]. McGimpsy, p; Treayor
and Sage, C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28

and ninth grades at the Mckinney
school were present. The home was
very prettily decorated with wiz
flowers. The hours passed quickly IN
games, contests and general sociaoil+
ity. An elaborate supper was served
by Mrs. Kyle, lovely birthday CAKE
gracing the center of the table, was
frosted in white bearing just Is lighted
candles in pink holders. The guests
presented Earle with 4 beautiful ar
ray of gifts.
Rita Lave is ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
Is it a Cold, Cough
or Bad Blood

DR.. Pierce's Medical Discovery not
only cures the cough but it Is a won
derful Alternative and tonic 1t builds up
the weak body!
Contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
Its ingredients are made public and
printed on wrapper It's a pure altera-
tive extract made with glycerine from
native roots and herbs.
Have you become rundown, weak,
emaclated, pale after q long siege Of
colds? Does the skin show that the
blood is thin and watery? Spring is
the time when vitality Is at its lowest
ebb-clean house no10-by Kidding the
body OF its accumulated poisons Re
fresh the blood with stimulating tonic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Royce Ringle of Galva visited
saturday at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustafson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nary and baby Of
Gaiva. visited Sunday at the~home NJ
Mrs Nary's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Creighton.
Mrs. W. B. HUM and son MAY NJ
Rock Island, arrived Sunday for a
short visit with her parents, Mr.. ami
Mrs. c. L. Weineke.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Johnson visited
relatives and friends at Galya Bombay
Mrs. Emily Snow, who resides on
South East street. is suffering since
Tuesday from slight stroke of mar
alysis.
The Grohme Construction companv
OF Joliet is getting material and mach
merry in readiness to resume the work
on the hard road construction on the
Two miles of the Cambridge-Gene
road, which was begun last fall too
late to permit much Roadway being
made. 1t is expected it will start
work May l.
Mrs. F. c. Gould and aunt, Miss
Maggie Westlake. visited at Rock Is
land, Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. E. Evans has returned from
visit at Hillsdale.
Theo Roltenstern attended the con-
2resslonal convention as delegate
from Henry ccupt,- ,rA;o1,
Galesburg, last week.
c. |. Gruey was business caller in
Galva, Tuesday.
Z. }. Llndberg is confined to his
nome by an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Nellie Crandall has returned
from a trip to Florida, where she Wis
lied relatives the past few weeks.
Mrs. A. J. Record has returned from
a visit at Bloomington.
Fred A. Johnson was business
caller in the tri-cities, Wednesday.
Miss Lulu McCahon visited at Mo-
line htep asst week.
Mrs. Earl Greenwood and son Wis
tied at Rock Island, Wednesday
Professor ]. E. Caster visited Tues
day with friends in the tri-cities.
Misses Mary Davis and Josephine
Crane visited at Rock Island and Day-
export, Wednesday.
Mrs. William Crisis left Monday for
her home at Conesville, Iowa, after
snort visit with Mrs. Susan Hinsman.
Word has been received in Cam
bridge that ]. W. Roberts, who under
went a serious operation at Boston,
Mass, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Glenn Osborn and baby are
visiting in Kewanee.
Edwin Rosenstone and Bud Olson.
students of Knox college. Galesburg,
visited here during their vacation,
with their parents
Deputy Samuel Wilson was a caller
at Utah, Friday.
Mrs. Victor Boltenstern left Fri
day for visit at Iowa City, Iowa.
Mrs. William Pringle was a caller at
Rock Island. Friday.
James Pollock and sister. Miss Ell
ma a. "tit fiSltOTS DIT oScO, friday.
Mrs. Fred Johnson was visitor at
Rock island Friday.
Mrs. N. B. Gould was a visitor at
Moline. Thursday
Mrs. John Winke and daughter, Miss
Ruphinie, visited at Orion, Thursday.
+. w. Rumage, who has been making
his home at Seattle, Wash, arrived
Thursday and will make Cambridge
his future home. MIR. Rumage is pro-
prietor of Hotel Sonore.
Miss Viola Colby left Thursday for a
short visit at Rock Island
Henry White and c. B. Taylor and
son Harry, were tri-city visitors
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Sedergren visited friends
at Orion, Thursday.
Miss Leona Nelson, a high school
student spent Sunday with her par
enl6 al Lynn Center,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-28
Wade TO Talk 10 Bluff Men.

Martin ]. Wade. judge of the United
States district court in Iowa, will ad-
dress the Bluff Mems club OF Moline at
its meeting in the Second Congrega-
tional church this evening. Arrange
ments for seating an unusually large
number at the banquet have been
made The Iowa jurist is speaker of
perience from which to draw in his
addresses. His topic here has not
been announced, but it is expected to
be something of current interest in
which club members are interested.