Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-12
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ERIE

Inc Erie Boy scouts gave socla =
night which Melted them about SIS.
A few DAYS previous the boys solicit
ed the business district for funds,
resulting in about s27 being secured,
ing the scout room.
Fred Wood. who has been at Camp
Grant the last two weeks. arrived
at his home in Erie Wednesday. He
came to Camp Grant from Camp Dix.
y. J., where he arrived from over
seas, having served in the army
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Ben Bielema of the East Sandridge
neighhorhood, near Erie. on Wednes-
day of last week. On the same day
and in the same neighborhood a girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mr. Ward and family from Albany.
Gently vacated by the Harvey Young
family. The farm was purchased of
ADAM Adam Young by Riley Greth of West
The Household goods Of sir. and
Mrs. Luther Thompson arrived in
Erie Friday from Mcintosh. s. D.
and the family is now settled in the
tansnt house on the CLIFFORD KEN
Thompson was formerly Miss Alice
Sawyer, the daughter. of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sawyer of Erie.
Mrs. Emma Besse, who has been
month, returned to her home in Erie
saturday night. Her friends are
pleased to learn that She has been
received while there.
\, Mrs. John Hahn was called to
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A; Maxwell for
merly of Morrison. III. visited their
9eaugnteti Mrs; Edlth smith ana
their son, Harold Maxwell, and fam
lily before proceeding on their west
well have sold their property at
Morrison and are moving to Okan-
ogan Wash, where they will make
Mrs. Allen Matthews of Fenton
visited the. J. c. Adams and w. w.
Miller families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beardsworth
Miller of Bettendorf spent a few
DAYS last week with their relatives.
tn Harry Beardsworth and Ed ROW
r. c. Adams of Galesburs was
the guest of his brothers. ]. c. and
Charles Adams, and sister. Miss
Anna Adams. the last week.
sition as eier iH in ~ the - Albert her Miiler
grocery store and left Friday to take
a place at DeKaIb. III.
Rev. J; w. George; pastor of the
Erie Methodist church, attended the
conference of the Sunday school cen
last week
made a trip to Chicago last week
Erie friends will be pleased to
learn the following bit of news re-
garding one of the Erie boys who
year! Morris Guthrie, the son of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Samuel, Guthrie of Erie is /
now Sergeant Morris Guthrie and is |
also first clarinet soloist in the guar |
located at Chateau Du Lor. France. ,
Mr.. Guthrie was a member OF an or
shestra in his home town and is an !
exceptionally fine musician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Arnett have !
word that their daughter. DR.. Lily !
Arnett. has arrived at an eastern
port from overseas wnere sne sery-
coated at Cedar Falls as practic-
ng physician. but answered the call
o serve her country as nurse. She !,
lfter visiting, her parents at Erie.
Charles and Ed Muesse and fam
lies had for a guest the last week
heir sister-in-law, Mrs. Ellen
week from a visit of three weeks
With his daughter. Mrs Fred War
ler and family at e MIinnespo oana 70
TENDED the funeral services of Rev.
J. w. Hughes: l.. T. Hughes of
Webb. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S.
'oppas of DIN. Iowa, and NJ. w. KEEL
ogg of Rock Island.
Everett Beemer. who recently was
mustered out of army service, has
ound employment as street car con-
uctor at Rock Island.
The regular monthly meeting OF
he Woman's Foreign Missionary So
iety of the Methodist church will
awyer Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fuller have
eceived word that their son Willis
as arrived safely at Newport News,
a, from Overseas