Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
GALVA

rIOCh 4sldnd county.
GALVA
It has been custom for several wars
| for the Galvs Kewanee and Touian
! folks, who have loved ones resting IN
! the Cavanaugh cemetery, 10 spend a day
each year cleaning the cemetery and Wis
cavanaugh Cemetery il about eauai dis
( lance from these three cities Wednas-
! day was the time chosen 10 make the an
went.
Levi Hager son Of Allen Harrr. who
1 hves near Altoona was kicked by a horse
the accident happening the lrst OF tho
week. Levi was at the yards ~ the
HOughton Lumber company al Galva NH
ing wagon with sand. He WAS In tho
act Of recovering the lines which had
fallen between the horses when one Of
them kicked him in the face, knocking
him down, He was picked No and Or, u
p. Stewart summoned A fter = brief ez-
animation II was found necessary 10
move him 70 a hospital, He was At once
( taken TO Kewanee where he has since
been.
Thursday afternoon Mrs.. Charlie Peter
son. residing AZ the corner Of Fifth ave
pleasantly surprised by about 50 friends
and neighbors. They came hearinR we'll
filled baskets and a huge coffee not.
fine lunch was served. Afterwards Mrs
about twenty dollars. The ont of town
guests were Mrs. JuliuE Peterson and
daughters, Amy and wilma Of Aurora,
Hebr, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson and
children Of Kewanee and Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Peterson and daughter Of Wood
hull.
Leslie Emery. who IS employed In the
furniture store hy his father IL taking a
few days vacation. He left Friday morn
ing for Peoria where he win visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White and dauFb-
ter Of LaF ayette we're calling on friends
in this city Thursday
Mrs. Vivian Headland Of Chicago ar
rived in Galva Tuesday where she will
visit at the home OF her parents tai the
end OF the week Mrs Headiand is at
tending art school in Chicago.
In the big drive which was launched by
Henry county for the benefit OF the d.
vision Of the Salvation army with head
quarters at Kcwanee, Galvas quota was
business district three hundred dollars
was raised and one Wednesday evening
the girls who soia- tags had no trouble ia
bringing the amount away over tho
figures set for Galva. In appreciation
some Of the members Of tho Salvation
Army came down from Hewanee and gave
little concert in front of Hotel Best.
There was a drum, cornet, accordian and
tamborine, with which they rendered
some real music.
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Carlson NJ this citv
fnofOFFn 10 NeE0ma Ihur60ays WelT
daughter Mrs. Roy Warren Of GEesbure
accompanied them.
At Cambridge Friday afternoon there
will be a balT game between the Galva
IndeDendents and the Cambridge bnH
MurI Craig went to Chicago, Tuesday
morning returning M the evening.
Mrs. Mons Iverson and Mrs. Peter
Hawlinson OF this city spent tho day
visiting friends IN Ecwanee THURSDAY
Tuesday evening Misses Helen johnson.
Katherin johnson, Edna Nelson and Vivian
Hough. Kenneth and Ronald Holt, motor
carnival and also the fair, which ls be-
ing held in cambridge this werZ.
Joseph Reed epent Thursday IN Wynm-
Thursday evening Nj and Mrs, I'd
Raedorn entertained the following
friends; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freed and
Miss Hannah Johnson, in honor o. little
Francille's first birthday. The guests
were entertained with cards rookie being
the game played Another pleasure OF tho
evening was beautiful piano and vtctrolR
music after which the gussts were inviI-
ID to the dining room. who're dainty r.
freshments. including birthday cake
with its one candle were served-
Miss Carolyn Alexander returned 70 her
work after having enjoyed two weeks
vacation.
Bishop Hill will hold . celebration for
soldiers and sailors October J.
N uaIc OF the afternoon VIII De given oF
The GaIva military band of over 80 pieces.
A fine program has been arranged, with
Rev. DR.. J. Turner Hood. OF GeneHeO. who
gas overseas as principal speaker. There
will be boxing and wrestling matches. AZ
o'clock supper will be served, In the
svening there Will be a reception and
lance. Ronstrom novelty band or Re
vance will furnish music for this Every
hing il free 20 the boys who appear M
mi form.
on Saturday the FINALS Of the ro'f
cup arc to be comp etrd ~
he Midland country club. Thursday after
noon the ladies had a nine hole medal
,lay with handicap.
On September 20 daughter WIS born
o Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kronstedt.
Thursday Mrs. George Potter was call
n TO Lafayette on account Of the illness
II her brother Mr.. Jackson. Mr.. Jackson.
Who has been IN for some time, does not
seul TO improve.
John Ericsson, who was for many wears
resident OF this vicinity arrived Tues
iay for "A short visit with Old friends
md relatives. Mr.. Erickson home is at
MINI.
W s, McClUtock is spending a part OF
ne week at Cambridge As % JUDGE N
iorees Mrs. Frank Larson Of tins city
cted judge IA the pastry department.
nd MIS-. Frank Pratt was judge Of the
ellies.
For the past two years Mr. and Mrs.
red Stewart have been farming near
-elso, n. d. THIS fall they decided to sell
ut and come back 60 Galva to live. They
cached here "wednesday night, havuS
riven the distance m their automobile,