Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-28
News Of the Day i'm Moline and East Moline
EAST MOLINE

The Loyal Daughters gathered
at the home of Mrs. Aaron Senical
yesterday afternoon on Third
street hill instead of at the home
of Mrs. j. E. DeVol as had been
announced The party was a sur
prise on Mrs. Senical, who is to
move soon to a farm on Colona av-
enue. Her mother. Mrs. Dawson.
and sister. Mrs. Howard Adams.
planned the party which was a
very enjoyable affair. The ladies
are busy on all sorts of pretty arti-
cles for a bazaar to be held later.
There were 20 ladies present and
thew accepted an invitation to hold
their annual picnic out with Mrs.
Senical on her farm. Mesdames
Dawson and Adams served a splen-
did lunch.
J. NJ. Mckeown is eXcavating for
an apartment house of II rooms at
Fifth street and Sixteenth. avenue.
Real estate business is quite live
". Lots and houses are changing
hands every day.
Charles Lienknecht has removed
his hardware stock from the Ross
building at Seventh street to the
East Moline Hardware store at S24
Fifteenth avenue, and will run only
the one store.
Mrs. G. T. Johnson has returned
from Sparta, H.. where she visited
her mother, who was i'll but is i'm
proving at present.
The Extension class of ~ teach
ers from the grade school under
the instruction of Professor Van
CIeve of Macomb for the last three
months. is progressing. EXamina-
ton will be held next week.
Mr. and Mrs. OHM Wise visited
yesterday with their daughter at
Hillsdale
Harry Palmer sends words to
Mr. and Mrs A A. Young that he
has arrived safely in France. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Stocks have also
heard from their son Henry, who
is in the engineering corps.
Twenty ladies of the WATERFOWL
Methodist Aid met yesterday at the
church parlors and were busy
working on articles for the bazaar
to be held April 20. Two visitors,
Mrs. Hattie Boyle and Mrs. Simp-
son. enjoyed the meeting with the
ladies. Mrs. Charles Lamb and
Mrs. G. w Black were hostesses.
serving light refreshments. They
meet again in two weeks, hostesses
to be named later.
The X. p. dancing party last
evening proved to be a very pleas
ant affair. 1t was held at Eagles
hall and 40 couples danced to the
music of the East Moline Jazz
band
John Trevathom was called to
Eldora. Iowa. last night by the
death of his father.
Mrs. H. f. Anseline was taken to
the Moline city hospital where she
may have to undergo an opera
ton. Mrs. Mary Jenning. her moth
err. has come from Los Angeles.
Cal. to take care of baby Priscilla.
The ladies invite all to the bazaar
to he held tomorrow afternoon at
the Watertown Baptist church A
good cafeteria luncheon will be
served afternoon and evening.
The Ladies' auxiliary will hold
public card party tomorrow aft
ernoon at Eagles hall
Members of the Mid-Week card
party spent a delightful evening
with Mr. and Mrs Charles Schmidt.
The game of 500 was enjoyed. Mr..
and Mrs. John RaAson carried
home high favors, two nice linen
handkercbiefs. Mrs Ranson's was
a nice aluminium pan. A pretty
Easter basket and bunny went to
Mrs. Tom Wanless. Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Walker will entertain in two
weeks
George Speck has purchased
house and lot on Third street hill
and is remodeling it
The Study club meets tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. S. A. Cart
wright. Visitors are always well
come.