Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-12
East Moline

Mrs Leo Wilson OF Silvis. who
underwent an operation yesterday
in the Lutheran hospital, Moline, is
doing nicely.
Private Allen Murray. who re-
turned from overseas SIX weeks
ago has gone to Minneapolis to
take his former position. lie is the
son of John Murray. former deputy
sheriff
Mrs. G. l.. Hostetter and son
Billy have arrived from New
Brunswick, n. j., for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ.
Adams, sos Seveuteent. avenue,
East Moline.
". l. Taze, Frank Vermueller,
Duane Cox have gone TO Chicago.
Royal Neighbor camp No. IVA,
of WatertOwn. met las evening
and elected ohiceras for the year.
Mrs. Ada Ausbrook was elected
oracle; Lillian Chidester, vice
oracle; Mrs. Lulu Chambers. re-
corder; Mrs. f. VOLTS. receiver,
sentinels. Pearl Allen, Edith Eng
wall; musician, Mrs Frances
Heath. After the election a class
of 80 candidates was initiated into
the order. The Silvis degree team
put on the work. SilVis camp will
hold school of instruction, Feb.
IS. WatertOwn camp was invited
to attend. At the close of the
meeting ice cream and cake was
enjoyed. There were visitors pres
ent from Moline, Port Byron, Rock
I'll
ing night is the second Tuesday of
each, month.
Mrs. Lester Crawford of Silvis
pleasantly entertained the Cres-
cent club yesterday afternoon
Each lady worked on her own
fancy work for the first time in
two years. Red Cross work has
kept the ladies very busy The
ladies began to think of the days
before the war and have hunted
out their unfinished doiIies and
tatting Mrs. Thomas Crawford
was reappOinted member of the
SilVis library board to represent
the club. Mrs. Crawford served
lunch, The president, Mrs. F. J.
Brown. invited the club members
TO meet at her home in two weeks.
William Bishop. formerly of
WatertOwn, but now living in St
Louis. is here greeting old time
friends. He says there are many
idle men in St Louis and work is
scarce
At the regular meeting Of the
Nevin club Of the Plymouth Con
gregational church held Monday
evening with Mrs Earl Wright
plans were discussed and com
pleted TO serve the dinner at the
bankers banquet 10 be geld Feb
% at Masonic hall. The pledge to
the church heretofore has been
SIS and was raised to 500 Two
new members were voted into the
club, Mrs. A. Z. Heath and Mrs.
/. Z. Haddick Miss Edpa Young
will entertain in two weeks at her
home, 552 Seventeenth avenue.
Harold Heimbeck. teacher of
manual training at the East Moline
high school. had the misfortune
yesterday while running a lathe to
get hit in the forehead with a piece
of wood which flew up IN such A
manner as to cut a deep cash
above the left eye. DR.. A. f. Soule
was called to stop the flow of
blood. 1t will not prove serious.
Mrs. H Fitzpatrick ard daugh-
ter Dorothy. have return to Tiskil-
wa after several days visit with
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Schmidt Of Sill
Wis
The Harmony bible class has is
sued invitations to a valentine tea
to be held Friday afternoon at the
church parlOrs. There will be a
good program.
The Acme circle of Siivis meets
Friday with Mrs. Orville Morgan.
\ glorious time was enjoyed by
60 couples at the Just We club
party last evening at Ma
sonic hall Jones' jazz band fur
nished music, The hall was deco
rated with flags and streamers. a
moonlight dance was a feature Of
the evening Frappe was served .
from a prettily decorated booth.
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