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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-01

Roy Leach and wife Of the Virginia.
Louise spent Sunday In the country
In search of pine nuts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-10-01

E. L. Nores spent the FIRST Of this
week In the country In the interests
Of his ranching business.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Mrs. Hans Petersen dod.

Hans Petersen og Hustru, der
i 1871 bosatte sig i Cushing,
Wisconsin. og siden 1912 boede
hos deres Son we'd Junction City
i Oregon. flyttede sammen med
deres Son til Portland ferst /
Febr. Manned 1920.
Undertegnede 90 Hustru be-
sogte dem i deres nye Hem, og
allie syntes at vere glade og til
fredse. Serlig var Mrs. Hans Pc
dersen overmaade glad we'd den
dejlige Varme i allie Stuerne,
Diet var 10 noget ganske andet
end de primitive Huse ude paa
Landet. Da tankte vi like, at
Diet var sidste Gang, vi saas i
dette Liy; men saadan gik Diet.
Den 81. Febr., ON Morgenen rim
gede Telefonen: Bedstemo'r var
dsd.
Da ieg lidt senere kom derud,
laa hun endnu i Sengen, som ON
hun soy. Hendes Mand havde
yeret oppe Kl. 4 og givet hen
de lidt Wand at drikke og II
efter g., da han stod OPP, opda-
gede han forst, at hans Hustru
var SOVIET ind we'd hans Side.
Hun blew begravet fra vor
Kirke den ]. Marts, Efterm. Kl.
2. Jeg talte nogle Ord udfra job.
II, %. bet var dejligt at faa
Low til at begrave en- saadan
Sjel, som elskede Jesus og le-
vede sammen med ham liver
Dag.
OGDEN kom like overrasken-
de, da hun i flere Aar havde lidt
af en- Hjertesygdom og vcntede
at gaa bort hvert 0jeblik.
Hendes Bernebgrn havde hun
forberedt paa, at hun smart skull
de do, Men naar jeg err ded,
skal / like we're bange for mig,
sagde hun; thi .jeg lever sam
men med Jesus og err like ded."
ia, dejlige Opfyldelse af Jesu
Ord: Den, som tror paa mig
skal leve, ON han end dor"
Man viste mig hendes Salmebog
med de mango Marker we'd Sal
mer, hun elskede. vi sang 3 af
dem we'd Begravelsen.
Flere af wore Prester vii u
den Twill mindes Mrs. Petersen,
da hun boede j Cushing og CAV
al den hjertelige Gestfrihed, som
hun formaaede. Hun efterlader
sin Mand, to Senner, Christ og
Jens Petersen, SAINT B6rnebgrn.
(Hendes eneste Datter err d9d) J.
V~elsignet vere Mrs. Pedersens
Minde.
l.. p. Kjel1er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Modekalender

Ungdomsforbundet for Iowa
Kreds afholder sit Aarsmede fra
den 19.-21. Marts i Harlan, la.
MissionsmSde i Winnetoon, Ne
braska, 19.-21. Marts. M9det be-
gynder Fredag Formiddag den
10. Marts.
Ssndagsskole-Lere Mode
i Trinitatis Menighed we'd Ken
mare, n. d., afholdes i Dagene
10, 20 og 81 Marts. Fplgende
Emner vii blive dreftet.
|. Hvordan skal vi holde den
konfirmerede Ungdom / S9ndags-
skolen9
II. Sendagsskole-Larerens For
hold overfor Eleverne udenfor
Undervisningstiden.
ALE Kredsens S9ndagsskole
Lerere og S. s. in%teresserede err
hjertelig indbudne.
Paa Menighedens Vegne
j. Knudsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17

var syv Aar gammel. 1887 kom
han til Amerika, rejste til Ra-
cine, Wis, hyor han var Med
lem at Emaus Menighed i 10
Aar. | 1908 flyttede han fra Ra-
cine her til Mont, hvor han
har boet siden. Han efterlader
Enke og syv Born; hans Mo.
der, som Dor i Kebenhavn, Dan.
mark, en- Broder i Racine, Wis.
og ell Broder i Paris, Frankrig
Maa Herren tr9ste de efter.
ladtel +. r. Andersen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Til Efterretning.

Da Diet er bleven mig nagtet
at kvittere uden Detailing j wore
Blade for Gaver, der indkom-
mel til Pastor Christensen, vii
Regnskabet ifelge Formandens
Indstruks blive fremlagt we'd
Aarsmgdet i Hutchinson.
Erbedigst, j. j. Kildsig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17

Onsdag den II. Tabitham9de
hos Agnes Laursens. Naste Son
dag K1. GALS S6ndagsskole, Kl.
1920 Gndstjeneste. Demobilisa-
ton af Service Flag" XII. 212
Sendag Eft. Aftengudstjene-
ste %bortfalder. Tirsdag den %.
Ungdomsmsde i Kirkens Kel-
dersal. - Alt, ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17

Ell Udtryk o Otuuentefnes fdd
skonnelse overraktes der hende
we'd Stud. Andrew Serensen en-
smuk Blomsterbuket.
: NJ. A. Sans Exclusive Tn
iertaking. Lady Attendant
.uto Hearse. Both Phones.
Past. Schultzs Sester og
Svoger med Familie err saa af-
rejst herfra efter Danmark. Lyk-
Ike paa Rejsen og vel tilbagel
AT andre besegende skal
nevnes Kristoffer Poulsens eld-
ste Datter og Svigersen fra
Mimi, Peter Nielsen og HUI
stru. De var her visit omkring ct
Par Tiger. De har jo baade For
aldre Mrs. Nielsens Fader og
Stedmoder), S9skende og Born
og B9rneborn her i Byen eller
Countyet. Def er Ell talrig Fa-
mile = 13 Born og ca. 20 Ber-
neborn, og Mr.. Nielsen farmer
ca. 1000 Acres med Bornene
Hjalp.
= J. E. Campbell-Furniture
,nd Undertaking. Successor to
:. C. Pierce.
= Helt uventet fix vi forle-
den Bespg af Mr.. Jens Rasmus-
sen fra Standard, Alta, Can.
Han havde veret i Rochester,
Mimi, med en- Son, der lider af
Sukkersyge, og han har en- Dat
ter paa Skolen her, saa han maat.
tie ned at besege hende ogsaa.
Han var her S9ndag over. |
Gaar Morges gik Rejsen hjem
efter.
En- anden gammel Bskendt
kom forleden og overraskede os,
Mr.. P. Serensen fra Staplehurst,
Nebr. Han havde veret i Oma-
ha med Kreaturer, og a lagde
han Hiemvejen heron for at be-
soge Slagt og Venner her.
Gammelt Jern og andre
Metaller, Klude, Gummi osv. ke.
bes til Dagens h9jeste Priser.
T. q. Phelps
we'd Siden af Miller Munks
Smedevarksted.
Bell Telefon - Ash: f772.
Sondag Eftermiddag eg-
teviedes j Brudens HEM Jens
Clausens Datter, Miss Dorothy
NJ. Clausen, til Mr.. Jens Hen
ricksen. Past. Schultz udferte
NIELSEN. Disk. onsker til Lykkel
Elder Levi Camel of Levi,
Nebr., is conducting meetings in
Latter Day Saints Church on
Lincoln st. every night except
Saturday.
! alt wort Arbejde i Forbin-
delse med Begravelser beflitter
Vi os paa at wise al mulig Hen
synsfuldhed og Sympati. Vi for
STAIR at de hjems6gte er i stark
nerves Spending og proven I'M
der ale Omstendigheder at vi
Sc Hensynsfuldhed. Men dette
opfsres like paa Regningen. Vi
tager kun Detailing for yirkelig
udfert Arbejde og leyeret Ma
teriale.
j. I. Unruh h,
Furniture and Undertaking.
A. R. Christensen, Assistant,
En- balmer and Funeral Director.
Ind. Phone, Red 139.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Winnipeg, Canada.
(Fortsat fra 3. Side.

a ~ Born l SOndagsskolen. MAIL
bruger udelukkende Diet danske
Sprog.) ri. 3 begyndte Guds-
tienesten. Her var so a 80 yoks-
ne Mennesker I'll Stede. Jeg ind
satte Pastor Damskov og pre-
dikede over Dagens Tekst. Math.
Is, 21-2S.
vi havde den Glade, at Sc den
svenske og norsk lutherske
Prester i Forsamlingen. Pastor
Damskov bod dem yelkommen,
og opfordrede dem til at sige
lidt, hvad de ogsaa begge gjor-
de. Pastor V. T. Tengwald, den
svenske Prest, udtalte sin Gle-
de over, at der a begyndt ct
Arbejde blandt Diet danske Folk
i Winnipeg og enskede Pastor
Damskov og Menigheden Guds
Velsignelse j Gerningen. Deref-
ter talte han varmt og indtren-
gende ON, hvad Gud har givet
os j vor lutherske Kirke og, at
Diet Verden trenger til, like
mindst nu, da saa meget er j OPP
lesning. err Diet gamle Korsets
Evangelium.
Past. J. J. Ahre, den norske
Prest, 6nskede Prest og Menig-
he'd Lykke og Velsignelse i Ar
bejdet. Han talte derefter serlig
ON Diet skandinaviske Folks aan-
delige Md j Winnipeg. Der hav-
de veret Fremgang paa Diet ydre
Omraade i hans Menighed, siden
han var kommen der, men Diet,
han serlig langtes efter at Sc,
var, at der MATTE komme Liv
i de d6de Ben. Derefter takke-
de Pastor Damskov for den limo
Recommended og Velvillie, han
og hans Familie havde veret
| Genstand for den It'd, han hav-
de veret der, og pegte paa, hvad
| Diet var, han Wide wort danske
Folk j Winnipeg. Nogle unge
sang ct Par firestemmige Sange.
Klokken blev halv SEEKS, for
vi sluttede, men man felte, at
Forsamlingen a med, saa vi
gOdt, ON saa skulde vere, kun
de have fortsat lengere. Der blew
sagt efter Gudstienesten, at den
Dag vii blive en- Merkedag i Me-
nighedens Historic j Winnipeg.
Mon Diet like Wide we're GAVIN
ligt, ON der blev skrevet lidt
mindre j wore Blade ON Sprog-
sagen og lidt mere ON, hyad
vi kan og Dor gore for wort
Folks Frelse, som err spredt I'D
over de forenede Slater og Ca
nadaY Jeg er bange for, at de
vii ale ware indie i Evighed, in
den der opnaaes Enighed j Sprog-
sagen. Den radikale Made hvor-
paa Forhandlingen ON Sprogsa-
gen for en- stor Del bliyer fort
tjeBer visit like til at skabe
Missionssind.
Vii med Diet samme, jeg nu
skriver, nevne ct Par D9dsfald
blandt wort Folk her paa Egg
men. Da jeg rejste hjem fra Win
nipeg MATTE jeg vente paa Tog
nogle Timer j Grand Forks, N.
Oak. Sam Fryhling, som har
Skr@dderforretning j Grand
Forks, m9dte mig we'd S~tationen
og forte mig nd til hans Bro
ders, August Fryhlings HEM.
| dette gestfrie HEN tilbragte
jeg Ventetiden. Medens jeg var
der, fix jeg Telegram hjemme
fra, at Niels Olsen, SON af gam
lie Jakob Olsen, var d9d. Han
fix Influenza i en- mild Grad
mente man, men Lungerne blev
angrebet S6ndag Nat. Den fol
gende Ssndag Aften Kl. 10 kom
OGDEN og tog denne ellers kraf-
tige og dygtige unge Mand bort.
Niels Christian Olsen var
f6dt j Custer Co., Nebraska ID.
20. Jan. 1893, bley dsbt same
Sted den IL. Febr. Den /. Marts
1000 bIou han Lo.F r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Blair, Nebr.

Fredag Aften i sidste Uge var
Her Fest paa Skolen. De to lit
terere Forepinger ,,Dannebrog'
Og ,,Hesperian' havde sammen
med Alumi-Foreningen bestemt
at holde Aarsfest og give Pr@sta-
sioner sammen i Aar. F9rst I'D
fertes der ct yellagt Program i
Skoiens Forsamlingssal, og siden
caves der en- Blanket i Gymna-
stiksaIen. Til Diet f9rste var AID
gangen fri, til Diet andet var der
solgt Biletter.
Der uddeltes like trykte Pro-
4rammer, saa vi er like Wis paa,
at VI fix fat i alt. Har da he'll
er like Plads til noget lengere
Referat. Stud. J. R9mer tilsagde
Numrene paa Programmed. Det
fprste var en- Piano Duet af
Misses c. Sinamark og E. Mel
sen. bet neste var en- Deklama-
tion af The victory of St. Mi
aiel" we'd Stud. c. Justesen. Saa
I'll Vocal Solo af Miss E. Jen-
sen, akkompagneret paa Piano
at Miss Sinamark. Stud. JUL
Nielsen CAV en- Defamation paa
Dansk af Den store nordiske
Udstilling." Derpaa sang en- dob
belt Mandskvartet Long, long
ago.. Sluttelig talte Dr.. A. NJ.
Petersen fra Elk Horn som Re-
presentant for The Alumni >.
Han talte ON, hvad Dana Collie
&c er, og hvad Diet Dor blive og
Aog kort sagt til Lyd for "a
Greater Dana" og gjorde I'd
Sast til Udyidelse baade af Byg-
aingerne og Skolen j Bygninger-
ne
Talerne we'd Banketten gik no
sedsagelig paa den Tone, som
DIR. Petersen havde anslaaet /
Saien. De assignerede Emner pas
sede godt dertil. | Diet hele Ia
get t~iltalte hele Banketten og
the toasts' os frem for, hvad
der sadvanlig bydes we'd sligo
Eejligheder. Baade Programmed
og Talerne we'd Banketten CAV
Indtryk at, at Vi har lovende
ange Mennesker we'd vor Skole.
En- af Studenterne N. NJ. Han
e havde skrevet en- Sang for
Anledningen, af hvilken vi skal
eitere ferste og sidste Vers:
Holt over Byens Tage
Stod Skolen vor ber9mt;
bet var i svundne Dage,
Wen ak, nu er den don't.
De gamle Mure falder
Paa Grund af Tidens Tand;
Wen nye frem vi kalder,
Som hojne vii vor Stand.
Lad os saa like spare
Paa Kr@fter eller ,,Raad"i
Lad os i sluttet Skare
Gaa frem til Ke~mpedaad!
Lad over Land og Rige
0s bare Skolens Ry
0g BIZ de andres Lige,
Thi Dana er nu ny.
Skgnt Diet hele jo var SUDDEN
ar-Opvisning, saa begyndte Prof.
G. x. Hansen Talernes R@kke
yed Banketten og Prof. P. S.
Wig sluttede den. Som Repra-
sentanter for Alumni talte Law
yer Debel og Past. Neve, og
Mr.. Van Duesen talte som Re-
presentant for Byen.
Dekorationen, baade ] Salem og
2 Gymnastikhuset a s@rdeles
smagfuld. En- lille Stabel Brande
paa Bordene med ct Lys we'd
aver Ende repr@senterede For
eningen af Oplysning og saa
saw wood, Arbejde.
Vor danske Fotograf Olesen
a til Stede og tog Festbilleder.
Mandag Aften den s. Marts
CAV Miss Ethel Jensen, L@rerin.
de i ViolinlSpil paa SkOlen, en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

The program that will be rem
dered Wednesday evening at Angus
tana gymnasium by the Metrop0l-
itan quartet, appearing under the
auspices of the Tri-City Musical
club, was made public today. The
quartet, which is an aggregation
OF individual stars in the musical
armament, is composed Of Frances
Aida, soprano; Caroline Lazzari,
contralto: Charles Hackett, tenor,
and Renato Zanelli, baritone. is
considered the greatest organiza-
ton of its kind in the world. Erin
Ballard is pianist. Following is the
program:
Prologue from Pagiacci. ........
Leoncavallo
Mr. Zanelli.
Aria-"Che Gelida Mamma" from
La Boheme. ...... Puccinl
Mr.. Hackett.
Aria-"Lieti Signor" from Ugo-
motif .Meyerbee1
Miss LaZZari.
Aria-"Un Bel dr. from Madame
Butterfly. .s............ Puccini
Nine. Aida.
Duet-From Madame Butterfly
Art 1.................P ucinnl
Nine. Aida and Mr.. Hackett.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

r.: Is the guest Of Mrs. J,,
zimmerman.
Farmers are anxious abostns.
oats IS some are commencins !.
rot.
W. D. Allison received .
sage Tuesday afternoon that \.
grandson, Richard Allison. :. ~
drowned in the lagoon in Lima
park. Richard is the only n. Nm !.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Allison o. N, T.
cago. The funeral services vi,IA
held at Alpha Friday. buri,l y
Summit Level cemetery.
E. f. McMullen was reelee,.,
director in school district N !.
Saturday.
Galesburg.
Mrs. A. c. Eiker and Mrs g /,
Shearer will entertain the Nsh.
dist ladies aid Friday afternoos !,
the home Of Mrs. Eiker.
Sunday. April 25. at IN,
there will be roll call and a ha.t..
dinner at the Baptist church
At the village election ruesa,,
the following were elected on -.
anti-license ticket:
Clerk. E. Epperson.
Trustees--Peter Nelson. will,,
Rutledge and S. 5. Douglas.
Police magistrates. c. Mc
Curdy.
Committeemen-H. d. Hav,s,
O. c. Section.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
ALPHA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Calkins re-
turned home Saturday from their
winter sojourn in California with
friends.
The Baptist missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Matilda Ander-
son Friday afternoon.
The l. o. o. ?. services that were
held Sunday were well attended.
The singing by NE union chorus
was a pleasure to listen to. The
address was given by Rev. J. r..
Shanks. taking the three basic
principles of Odd Fellowship: fell
lowship. friendship, love and truth.
Dr. Thomas G. Cocks. education
al secretary Of the central Illinois
conference. will give an address at
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing, April Is at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. E. B. Lever of Newark. n.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
new CALDRon
INSTALLED BY
AMo0 LADIES
Six Hundred Attend Banquet Pre-
ceding Ceremonies for Dav.
enPeFt Organization.

There were 600 members at the
banquet at the Masonic, temple
Wednesday evening preceding the
installation services by Amoo
caldron for the new M0hassan
caldron Of Davenport. The dining
room was beautifully decorated in
black and yellow. During the din
ner the orchestra, eight children
dressed as pickaninnies. played
program Of ukulele, banjo and vocal
numbers. On each table was
large basket of mixed flowers, the
handle being tied with fluffy bow
of black and yellow tulle. Mrs.
Flora Uilemeyer and Mrs. Ella
Schwenker were in charge of the
dining room.
The installation services in the
afternoon and evening were held by
the supreme caldron of Rock Is
land. Amoo caldron was instituted
one year ago, and has a strong
membership.
Mrs. Josephine Mace, the past
mighty chosen one, was the INSTALL
ing officer and Mrs. Lucy Morris
the grand attendant. Mrs. Ida Pea
cock was the grand chaplain. Each
officer of Davenport Mohassan
caldron was ushered to her station.
as she was installed by members of
the Turkish patrol, who were in
costume. Mrs. Edna Hirtzler, the
mighty chosen one, passed through
an arch of palms formed by the
dancing girls, as she took her place.
A large basket of flowers tied with
tulle was presented to MOhassan
caldron by Mohassan grotto Of DAY.
export in appreciation of the work
they are to undertake. A similar
basket was \ presented to Amoo
caldron by Mohassan caldron.
Amoo caldron presented the mighty
chosen one with a bouquet Of dark
red carnations. Daughter Eta
Plank of Davenport presented gifts
from Amoo caldron to Mesdames
Josephine Mace, Nellie Oberg and
Anna Stevens for their assistance
in starting Mohassan caldron.
After the installation reception
was held in the large lodge room.
There were 200 candidates from
Davenport and 100 from Rock Is
land. {
The evening services started at
100. Two of the candidates were
Mrs. Johns, wife of the Monarch
Of Mohassan grotto, and Mrs. Cor
nell, wife of the monarch of Zal.
The regular meetings of the caldron
are held the third Wednesday Of
every month.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
Social Announcements.
Today's Events

Today is the 175th anniversary of
the birth of Lindley Murray, the
grammarian.
Twenty delegates to represent
Kansas in the Democratic nation
al convention will be chosen by the
state convention today.
Iowa's delegation to the Repub-
lican national convention at Chi
cago will be named by the state
convention today.
The New York Symphony Or
chestra sails today to begin an ex-
tensive tour of France. Italy. Bel
GUM and the British Isles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

Duet-From la Favorita," Act
Observation-Disclosures. Donizetti
Miss Lazxari and Mr.. Zaneih.
Tfio-"Alerte on Vous Etes Per-
dus" from Faust. 1890. .Gounod
Nine. Aida, Messre. Hackett and
Zanelli.
Quartet BELLA Figlia Dell
Amere" from Rig0llette, Act !
~ .............. VERDI
Nine. Aida and Miss Lazzari,
Messrs. Hackett and Zanelli.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
HILLSDALE

Resolutions were adopted by the
members of the ladies' aid society
of the Methodist church on the
death of Mrs. E. c. Donahoo, ex-
tending their sympathy to the be-
reaved family. Mrs. Donahoo died
April 10.
Misses Julia and Helen Kemp
ster were Moline shoppers Friday.
A bakery sale will be held Sat-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
Friendship Circle Meets.

Mrs. Herbert Erickson enter
tained members of the Friendship
circle Wednesday afternoon at her
home, 1869 Eighth-and-a-half ave-
nue.. An apron sale was held dur
ing the afternoon. and with the
proceeds the French orphan, sup
ported by the circle, is to be adopt
ed for six more months. The hos
tess served refreshments and May
10 the circle will be entertained at
the home Of Mrs. George Franks,
1907 Twenty-fourth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
Heatherhen Cluh.

!, Mrs. A. E. Oberlander entertain
Cd members Of the Heatherbell club
Wednesday afternoon at her home,
l131 Thirty-ninth street. All the
members, with the exception Of one.
were present. The fifth annivers-
airy Of the club il in May, and
plans were made for some kind Of
m affair to be given in celebration
Of this. The majority of the mem
bers seemed to be in favor of hav-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
Trinity Child

Trinity guild Of Trinity Episco-
pal church met in the parish house
Wednesday afternoon. After a bus
mess session the time was spent
sewing. The guild will meet on
May 5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22

ufday afternoon. IN charge Of the
league and True Blae class.
Mrs. J. F. Butger, Miss Byfdia.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bryant mo-
tored to the tri-cities on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. E. L. Hanson and children
returned last week after an ex-
tended visit in Kansas.
Mrs. John Ward and children
visited in Osborn with relatives last
week.
Delos Fowler returned Tuesday
morning after few days absence,
bringing with him . bride Of three
days. The news comes as a COM
plete surprise to his many friends
in this vicinity. He was united in
marriage April Is to Miss Fern
Godfrey at Hot Springs. s. D., the
ceremony taking place at the home
OF the brides friend in the pres
ence of a few immediate friends.
Rev. Benjamin Donovan, pastor Of
the Methodist church of Hot
Springs, performed the nuptials.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
C. E. Godfrey Of Chicago, a most
charming young lady. and up to
her recent marriage was q valued
employee of the government. Dur
ing the period Of the war she serv-
ed over eight months in France,
being assigned by the Red Cross
as dietician at camp hospital No.
SO. Camp Pontezan, besides serv-
ing some six months in the service
at home. The groom was for sew
eral months in the government
service at cantonments, before
leaving for the work abroad, hav-
ing been assigned second lieuten-
ant in the S03rd pioneer infantry,
and serving some ten months in
France, and it was at Brest that
the happy couple met, and so ro-
mantically eliminated into a life
long companionship. The groom
is a prosperous young man of ster-
ling qualities, and the best wishes
Of his friends are extended to the
happy couple. They will go to
housekeeping on his fathers farm
in Phoenix township.
A fair sized audience greeted the
performers in six Sharps, One
Flat" Friday. for the second time,
which was highly satisfactory to
the league, the totals from the two
plays netting about $105. notwith-
standing the disagreeable weather
and roads for both evenings enter
tainment.
The True Blue Sunday school
class pleasantly surprised two OF
their members on their birthdays
that of Hazel Melody and Donetta
Waddell, both having birthdays
during the same week. A two
course luncheon was served. the
first at the Melody home. and the
second. consisting of ice cream and
cake. at the Waddell home. A So
cial time was enjoyed and the sum
of 50 was added to the class fund
Hamilton H. Carter, pioneer
settler of Castle Rock, Wash. ar
rived at the home of his nephew
Homer Palmer, Tuesday evening.
Norman B. Marshall has pur-
chased a new Moline knight Six
car.
Mrs. Dave Waddell left for Cen
eseo Monday morning to be gone a
few days.
Miss Mamie Lawrence was a
weekend visitor at Erie and Spring
Hill with relatives.
The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. F. D. Meme April 20 fol-
an afternoon session.
FAST BECOMING
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
Ehprts.Secer Wedding.

Miss Viva Seger and William Eb-
erts were married at a 10 O'Clock
ceremony this morning by Justice
J. A. Boman. Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Fox were present at the cere-
mony. Mr.. Eberts is employed in
the Rock Island Woodworks. After
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Eberts
will make their home in Rock Is
land,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
To Repeat Play.

IAN Old Fashioned Mother" the
play given April 10 and 16 by the
Christian Endeavor societies of the
Central Presbyterian church, will
be repeated Friday evening. The
performance will start at Sis. The
play IL . very clever sketch, evil
denced by the fact that this per-
formance is given by request. The
Sunday school orchestra will fur
nish the music. and there will be
several candy booths.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-22
Celebrate Anniversary.

The meeting of Eliza Garfield
tent No. %, Daughters Of Veterans,
Wednesday afternoon in Swedish
Olive hall, Moline, was in celebra-
ton Of the eighth anniversary of
the organization Of the tent. There
were more than 100 members and
comrades in attendance, and initia-
ton ceremonies we're held for eight
candidates. Four of these were
daughters of Comrade John Muir
ply. Two OF his daughters have
been active members of the tent for
some time, and this record Of seven
of one family on the roster is an
unusual one. Comrade John Dew
rose read a splendid original poem
on the tent anniversary. Comrade
Crompton, who has recently re-
turned from Florida, gave a talk.
The charter members were host
esses and served a dainty luncheon.
The tent will meet in two weeks.