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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
TAYLOR RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Space q
Rock Falls, motored throun|
Thursday to spend several dan|
with friends and relatives.
Miss Mary McManus left Thur.
day for an. extended visit with hs|
friend, Miss Ruth Rink Of Proph
etstown. Ill. 4 4
The Ladies' Aid society of u \
E. church held their monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Hefnal
Hofer on Thursday afternoon, With
Mrs. Hofer. Mrs. Will Baker, Mr.
John Baker and Mrs. Charles Dun.
lap as hostesses. In connectui
with the society. Mrs. Hofer ht
arranged for a little bazaar and u
booth decorated in colors suggest.
i've of Halloween was well ladeI
with articles including aprons
fancy work, fruit, etc, Donation
for the bazar were also made y
M. & K, Young and McCombs, L. s
McCabe and Mosenfelder & Sons O
Rock Island. The proceeds OF The
afternoon amounted to S62.1S.
Miss Maud Gruby spent ~hursty
evening in Rock Island.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider visits
Wednesday and Thursday at IN
home of her sister, Mrs. S. 0. Heili
of Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hofer. NM
Arthur Hofer and Mrs. Paulson q
Camanche, Iowa, motored throuE
Thursday afternoon to attend R
society at Herman Hofer's.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
JURY INDIC1S
'SOx' PLAYERS
Bills Voted Also Against Attell,
Chase and Burns In BAH
Scandal

Chicago, Oct. 23.-(Qnited Press.)
Names OF Abe At1eil, former box
ing champion, and Hal Chase and
Bill Burns, former baseball play
ers, today we're among those
against whom indictments have
been voted by the Cook county
grand jury for fixing the 1919
worlds series.
The grand jury voted also indict-
ments against eight members OF the
1919 Chicago White Sox team. pre-
viously named in indictments for
throwing the series to Cincinnati.
The action was taken to guard
against possible Irregularities, &C
cording to the states attorneys Of
fee.
Attell acted rs ''fixer" in the 1919
worlds series, according to the In
dictment voted against him. 1t was
based on a, story told the grand
jury by William Gleason. manager
Of the Chicago White Sox. Gleason
said Attell admitted to him the plot
to buy the series but declared he
was double-crossed by a New York
gambler in the deal. Burns. for
mer White Sox player, and Chase,
at one time star with the New
York Giants, also were named as
"fixers."
Further investigations Of base
ball scandals today awaited the ar
rival here of Joe Gedeon, second
baseman Of the st. Louis American
| league club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
DRURY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. CARRIER of near
Eliza were Sunday visitors at the
William Nussbaum home.
A series of revival meetings is
In progress at Wrayville Methodist
church, having begun Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ollie Keller entertained the
ladies' aid society of Pine Bluff
Methodist church at her home We'd
nesday afternoon.
T Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Coyner Of
Muscatine visited Wednesday at
the d. A. Kleist home,
Miss Fora Van Dolah. a graduate
nurse, who also served during the
recent World war as a nurse in
France, returned home. last We'd
nesday. She was very much sur
prised, On reaching Muscatine, to
learn Of her mothers sudden death,
her death having occurred from
heart failure about three weeks
ago. Miss Van Dolah could not be
located at that time.
Mrs. L. Shirley attended the mil
itary funeral Of Chester Swindler
Of Davenport Thursday. the body
having arrived from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Witte and Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Britton Of Rock Is
land spent Thursday in this vicin-
ity at Mr.. Whites farm.
Mrs. William Hampton and sis
ter, Miss Ella Meade, narrowly es-
capped serious injury while enroute
to Muscatine Thursday. They saw
an automobile approaching them,
coming from Muscatine. The two
met between the Lillibridge and
Coz residences. the ladies giving all
the road it was possible to give
without going over the embank.
ment. The autoist. keeping the
right OF way. crashed into them
wrecking their buggy and so fright.
ening their horse that it broke
loose and stripped itself of the har-
ness, but fortunately neither of the
ladies was injured.
Kenneth. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nussbaum. has beer
I'll and is under the doctors care
at present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hodgson
and children OF Jacksonville are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Hodg-
sons brother. w. NJ. Hodgson, 1888
Twelfth street.
A. F. Sala, manager of the Tri-
City Auto Supply company, and
Harry Unverforth, manager Of the
Starter & Battery Service COM
pany, are in Chicago attending a
conference Of Vested Battery Ac-
cumulator distributors. While in
Chicago they will inspect the larg-
est and best equipped battery sta
ton in the country.
Mrs. George w. Wood OF Spo-
kane, Wash, is in Rock Island Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Block of
Marshalltown, Iowa, are visiting at
the o. ]. Brien home, 1921 Twen-
ty-ninth-and-a-half street, and with
other relatives in the city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fisher Of Ottawa has
returned to her home following a
10 days visit at the home of her
son M. c. Fisher, 1911 Thirty-sec-
ond street.
Miss Margaret Lamont Of 1905
Sixteenth street has returned from
a 10-days' visit in C0lfax, Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
REYNOLDS

B. E. Richard and family will
soon move to Sherrard, ILL.,, where
they have bought q home
Mrs. John Parks was in Rock Is
land on Friday.
Miss Irene Godfrey was out to
stay over Sunday at her home.
Leona Vanath returned home last
week after a visit with friends in
Cushing. Okla.
Mrs. R. L. Miflette entertained
several friends at dinner last
Thursday in honor Of Mrs. Jennie
Schoonmaker.
Misses Vina and Edith Crandell
entertained friends Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. W. A. Gray
who expects to leave for Bull
MI Mr.. and Mrs. DenAl Davis were
in Davenport on Monday.
Miss Henrietta Sherrard had bus
mess in Rock Island on Saturday.
Miss Edith Lynch visited with
friends here on Friday night.
Miss Alta Vance was in Rock Is.
land Thursday.
Mrs. o. r. Smith spent Sunday
here in Reynolds.
]. r. Doonan and Miss Mabel Mel.
son were in Moline Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
FOR
SCHOOL READY


Tho complete program for the
formal opening Of Warrington in
termediate school, Eighteenth ave-
nue. and Thirty-second street. has
been arranged BY the Rock Island
board of education. The opening
will be held next Tuesday evening.
with DR.. w. A. Jessup. president Of
the University Of Iowa, delivering
the main address. Vocal selections
by the children. with special vocal
solos by Miss Mile Beck and a
reading by Mrs. G. Arthur Nelson,
aside from the addresses. will be
the evenings schedule.
The program Is:
Presentation .....................
Owen B. Wright, principal.
Land of Our Fathers" .........
THE Oars are Splashins Light
ly" .Glebel
Washington seventh grade pupils.
(Miss Julia Channon. director;
Ella Koehler, accompanist.)
Presentation Of the building to
board Of education .............
Olaf Cervin,
of Cervin 4 Horn. architects.
Reading
Mrs. G. Arthur Nelson.
acceptance Of the building on be-
half Of the board and COM
J. L. Vernon,
president of the board Of
education.
Vocal solo-''The Flower Song"
(r1QSt) .dOUuOO
| Miss Mile Beck;
Miss June Nelson, accompanist.
fDedicatory address ...............
DR.. W. A. Jessup.
president Of Iowa State,
university.
| Am0ElC8 ..sssssssssss
Audience.
Inspection Of building and equip
ment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
ARRESTLAM0N|
ON SUSPIcN
Sheriff Seizes Man Who u,,,,
Wnllan Bfines, Waatoa -
Drewes Mur1er.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2s.-n.
Seth Of Cecil, county, Marvl,ss i
ported to the Philadelphia -.
today that he had arrested
on q train near Perryyille =.
early today on suspicion that : \
william P. Brines, the univ.
student charged with the kiihs J
Elmer C. Drewes, the Derfns.s
college senior, here last Satrs
night.
The suspected man was tahn /.
Elkton, Md.
The sheriff added that u -
oner said his name was Har1i.
mont. that he was a chemir =.
was travelling from Philadelphh !.
Baltimore. He left PhiladeaAs
last night, he said. He DENT :
was Brines and said he knew ~
ing Of the killing Drewes.
The man said his home is inn,
York. According to the she,is
the prisoner refused to give y,
information about his family n,
told conflicting stories.
Sheriff Seth he was attract1a 4
the man by his similar appears
to Brines. The suspect was out,
nervous, he added.
Philadelphia detectives have Ia
sent to Elkton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
REIDY Is NAMED
i LITERARY MUSIC
HEAD AhdBROSIAN

J. B. Reidy of Rock Island has
been appointed literary-music edi-
tor of the Ambrosian. the year book
of St. Ambrose college, Davenport.
The staff:
ditor-in-chief - NJ. e. Casey,
Washington, Iowa.
Assistant editor In chief - H. r.
Britt, Davenport.
Business manager - Charles S.
Costello. Davenport.
Literary-music editor - ]. B.
Reidy, Rock Island.
Dramatic editor-T. J. Lew, Dav-
export.
Humorous editors G. F. Bou-
quoht, Riverside, Iowa: H. p. Britt
Athletic editor J. F. Barnes
Davenport.
Alumni editor-G. E. Waters, Mt
Pleasant, Iowa.
Commercial editor - Elmer r.
Bruhn. Davenport
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
TWO ACCIDENTS OF
CARS AND WAGONS,
BUT NO ONE HURT

Two accidents in which the au-
tomobiles and wagons were dam
aged and drivers unintured &C.
Cured at about O'clock last eve
ming.
A machine struck a horse-drawn
wagon on Twelfth street near Chip
piannock cemetery. damaging the
machine and wagon. The wagon was
said to have been without lights. A
similar accident with an Iowa car
and horse-drawn wagon occurred
at about the same time on the Milan
bridge. The driver of the wagon
loaded with coal is said to have
been on the wrong side Of the
bridge and without lights.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
ALand Without a Sabbath
time for him to get acquainted with
his own wife and children.

time for him to get acquainted with
his own wife and children.
A land without p Sabbath Is q
land that discredits spiritual val
ues. The soul is ignored. There Is
no quiet hour to cultivate compan-
ionship with God, and to be re-
minded that. the life is more than
meat and the body than raiment."
There are things about the Pur-
itan Sabbath We would not want
back. but the reaction has carried
too far when the day that was
made for man became q day de-
voted to trade and dissipation.
These are the things which slay
the Sabbath spirit. When the day
is commercialized or so secular
lied as to have no spiritual accent,
it is gone from US.
America needs to be concerned
lest she become a land without q
Sabbath. The need for q day Of
rest was built into mans nature
by his Maker.
"A Sabbath well spent brings a
week of content,
And strength for the tolls Of to-
morrow;
But Sabbath profaned, whate'er
may be gained,
Is a certain forerunner Of sor-
row."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

oct. I7-Roek Island's efforts to
secure the K. p. Grsind lodge here
asxt ysar are ,crownsd with nc
cess, according 10 astelesram re-
ceived late this afternoon.
Fort Armstrong garrison No. 30.
Knights Of the Globe. ut it,, semi
annual installation Tuesday even
ing, indicted the following into
once: Supreme Judge, J. F. Nun
ger; president, r. A. Donaldson;
commander. W. A. Darling; ensign.
william Emig; guard, s: Z. Aatti-
son. r.: sentinel. George Kings
bury. The Knights afteFward par
took Of an oyster supper.
Sam Kenworthy Is organizing a
football eleven from the high
school, and VIII give the boya an
opportunity to display their skill
in m exhibition game with, the Mo-
line high school team tomorrow aft
ernoon.
An exhibition of battle ball at
Turner hall. Davenport, last even
ing, between teams Of Rock Island
and Davenport Turner's resulted In
10 to in favor of Davenport in the
| first half and to Is In favor OF
| Davenport in the second half.
Oct. 18-The Argus today attsina
its 44th anniversary.
Oct. 21-Mrs. w. B. Baker Is
i back from Chicago where she has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
Y.M.C.A. CALENDAR

The Rock Island Ministerial al
lance will meet Monday morning
at the association building. with
Rev. W. B. Oliver leading in the de-
votionals and Rev. w. G. Oglevee
in the beok review.
The Dormitory club leave on the
e:l5 Watch Tower car Monday eve
ming for the Nelson Clendenin camp
ON Vandrun island for supper and
outing.
The woman's citizenship class
will be held at $50 Monday morn
ing at the Y. M. C. A.
The Kiwanis club will hold its
regular meeting Monday noon at
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Indoor baseball practice for the
boys has already begun, with the
opening game to be played next
Saturday. The boys play teams
from the quad-cities. Last year
they Won every game bat one, and
with q better team this year, pre-
dict a clear victory.
Tia hoys Of the 7 will hold their
Hollowe'sn party Saturday svsnins
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
WEST VIRGINIA
Mine HEAD SHOT
Unknown Men Kill John Yatos at
Williamson This Morn
Ing.

Williamson, W. Va, Oct. %
John Yates, superintendent OF the
Gates mine of the Frystal Block
Mining company. was shot and
killed by unknown persons this
morning while walking along the
Mingo country road near the com
pany's store at Gates, 10 miles east
Of Williamson, according to re-
ports received here.
Federal troops on duty in the
Mingo county strike zone immedi-
ately were sent from Sprigg, near
Gates, to establish patrols in the
woods which flank the road and
from which the shots came. Also,
bloodhounds were hurried from
Williamson to the scene In an ef-
fort to trace those responsible for
the shooting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
SUPREME COURT
RULES ON CASES
Holds Women Had No Right h u
for Community High
School.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Dst
sion of the McDonough county a.
cult county court that women M
a right to vote on the estahln.
ment of a community high schoa
before the 18th amendment M
adopted. was reversed by the 81
preme court today.
The high school district at "
comb was formed after men It 4
election had given pluraly
against it, but the women gave
plurality the other way and cr
ried 1t.
An opinion Of the supreme coud
affirming its oral decision last sss
sion that the primary law Of lsl
is unconstitutional, was handa
down today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
BY On. IAMES L VANCE,
(Founder of Intef-Church World xovemani
and Chairman Federal Council OF i.
Churches Of AK1ericA.D

There is room for a difference of
opinion as to how the Sabbath
should be observed, but there is
no room for q difference Of opinion
as to whether the Sabbath should
be preserved.
should hate to be compelled to
live in land with no Sabbath.
It would be a land with no mer-
cy on human life, where the ami
NAL has the right Of way. and
there is no call to the higher
thing.
1t would be land in which the
people who have to earn q liveli-
hood must work to entertain the
people who are rich enough to az
ford leisure. This is the rotten
thing about an open Sunday. 1t is
a day of sport for the rich and a
day Of slavery for those who must
work to entertain them.
A land without a Sabbath is a
land in which the home is crowded
to the wall. The grind goes on,
and there is no opportunity to cul-
tivate the love of home. One works
too much whose work leaves no
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
CORDOVA

Sherwood Robinson, 10-year-old
- Of. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robin
IN, sustained q severe fracture of
hiS arm when he fell from = horse
saturday afternoon.
sCrandma Kay celebrated her 63rd
birthday with her children Sunday.
Miss Florence Nose of Coe visit
81 Sunday with Mae Durbin.
Earl Robinson was severely In
jured while cranking his Ford re-
cently.
Floyd Robinson is spending his
! vacation at home.
THE harvest home festival 1t the
Baptist church Sunday. Oct. II.
WAS very we'll attended. Bethel
c4nrch was closed 20 the congre-
gttion could attend the fest. Rev.
William MacGelvery, superintend-
ent OF the Baptist orphans home at
haywood. ILL.,. prsaehed in the
morning. Dinner was served In the
church to over 100 people. Rev.
Mr. Rowley, Bethel Baptist minis
to. delivered the address In the
afternoon. At night. Rev. Mr.. Koh-
" Of Chicago had charge Of the
U1vice. Miss Olive Humphrey had
charge Of the music for the day.
Ar. and Mrs. Earl Forsythe are
tie proud parents OF boy, born
Sunday. Oct. II.
~. W. Reynolds moved Wednes-
day to the A. ]. Marshall farm.
Elmer Paxton moved his family
o. eeneseo this week.
Mrs. Mace and son. Earl, have
gone to live In Morrison, Ill.
IS. W. Bruner has purchased the
Cnrdova Lunch Room from Mrs.
Mace.
There will BE- . Halloween social
q Preeminent school house Oct. g.
Hnth Durbin ID teacher.
Bass Quinn returned Thursday
evening from . weeks visit with
the Lambert family at Annawan.
III
The Rock Island county farm bu-
reAn conducted . drive for new
Nmbers in CordovA township this
veek. Nearly every farmer in Cor
deya township now belongs to this
organization.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23

been perfecting her vocal talents It
Professor Ziegfeldt's college.
Ethel. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
81. C. Fry, 3s1o Thirteenth avenue.
vas pleasantly surprised on the oc-
casicn Of her 1eth birthday Satur-
day afternoon BY me South Park
Sunday school class Of which sAe
Il 1 member. Several hours we're
spent In games, etc. and Ethel was
left with many remembrances.
Oct, 11.-Robert Bennett. Jr.,
has made . record 1Dr himself Is
fisherman probably unsurpassed BY
anyone In these parts. Every
morning between the hours Of 1 and
6 for the past four weeks he was
perched on the ferry dock with pole
in hand, but not once did q member
Of the inny tribe even come near
enough to disturb his line.
Oct. GA social and entertain
ment consisting of recitation, pro-
verbs and life pictures will be
given in the basement Of the Cen
trail church Friday evening. A
supper with oysters will be served
from 6 to 8 O'Clock.
Dr.. and Mrs. e. M. Sala are home
from their Chicago and Milwaukee,
trip.
This evening occurs the mar
rage Of Clarence Hubbard and Miss
Edith L. LESLEY at the residence
Of the brides mother, 1890 Seventh
| avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
SENIOR
Of AueUSTANA
At eALESBURG

(CosEiansd From Page One.)
authority = vas stopping him.
Field snys tat hs replied BY throw
ing oosn HI cat, displaying his
star, an Inst imoediatsly Kron b.
gan running. Field fired . shot at
IL flesing stndent and Was Joined
BY Cog. Two more shots were
fired b. the two men. One struck
Kroa tn the back, piercing his
heart. However, the oiiicers claim
q that Kron ran on for 40 feet
aftaf The last shot was fired before
falling.
The police searched the dead stu
dents pockets and we're convinced
that they had not brought down a
robber.. However. they declare that
Kron had run away from them and
In 20 doing they were Justified In
stopping him by any means.
In searching his pockets they
learned his name and that he was
q student Of Augustana college ct
Rock Island, and telephoned to the
local police to find his brother here,
sInquest Tomorrow.
Tho body was taken to the Kim
Der & West undertaking parlors
wher6 it was thought an inquest
would not be held by Coroner
George Cover before tomorrow, AZ
there were said to be many threads
Of the case to be unravelled.
The Galesburg police were still
searching at noon today for the
persons with whom. they now be.
lieve, Kron had been visiting or
Kellogg street. They learned thai
the student was the correspondent
for the Moline Dispatch and was tt
cover the football game for tha'
newspaper between Millikin ant
Augustana at Decatur this after
noon. Kron was not registered a
any Of the Galesburg hotels, which
strengthens the police theory tina
he had gone to visit friends aftel
alighting from the Burlington trail
from Rock Island about 3 o'clocl
last night. A block east from thu
spot where he was shot there Is ,
street car line, but the student wa
not headed that way, but. as tn
cars after midnight only run Of
owl service, it is believed that KroI
was walking downtown to make
4-o'clock train for Decatur.
| Born in New York City.
| Luther P. Kron was born Oct. IA
1898, in New York city. The famil.
moved west some years later ant
for . number of years the fathe
was pastor Of the First Lutheran
church at Dayton, Iowa. Thre
years ago he took up q pastoral
at Galva, Ill.
Luther entered the college de
partment of Augustana college il
September, 1916, and was In hi
last year. He would have graduate
next May. A brother. Einar, is
sophomore at the college. Bot
young men roomed at the colleg
dormitory. Luther was one Of tn
most popular students at the col
leee, and expressions Of the deer
eat grief are heard from all side
at teh school.
Surviving are his parents, Re-
and Mrs. N. E. Kron, Galva, Ill.
four brothers, Reuben P. Kron, Pre-
fessor at Northwestern college, Eel
gus Falls. Mimi; Einar, Tkeodor
and Hiding. the latter two at home
also two sisters, Ada and Esther. q
homo ut GAlvA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
Obituary
Mrs, Herman Hansen,

Mrs. Herman Hansen, formerly
Of Rock Island, died last Saturday
night at her home in Los Angeles.
She was buried last Monday.
Mrs. Hansen is better known to
Rock Islanders by her maiden
name, Miss Anna Nelson, who was
at the head of the alteration depart
ment at the Young & McComb
store. She was employed at the
store for many years. She was
married toPHerman Hansen of this
city a year ago last September, the
couple leaving then for Los An
geles to make their home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-23
ALPHA

The Oxford township Sunday
school convention will be held at
the Methodist church at $3.50 p. m.
Oct. "a. Miss Harriet Nelson Of
Bishop Hill will give Echoes from
the State Convention" Miss Emily
Look, the Henry county secretary,
will speak on Statistics, or Keep
ing the Sunday School Records. "
There will be other speakers. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Alpha
schools.
The sorrel pacing FLY Dear
MORE" owned by r. d. Streeter,
paced q mile in 2:17A Wednesday
afternoon at the Breeders associa-
ton on the mile track ut Gales
burg.
Edison Hoyt returned Monday
from Colfax Springs, Iowa. Mr..
Hoyt suffers with rheumatism.
The new Methodist minister ar
rived Saturday evening and preach
ed twice Sunday. The people were
pleased with Rev. Van B. Sullinl
and his three sons. Mrs. Sullins
and three daughters came Tuesday
evening from East st. Louis.
Miss Marie Streeter went to Mon.
mouth Wednesday for q visit.
Mrs. Effie Undertake and daugh-
ter Alice were Galesburg shoppers
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Cabeen, Mrs. H. W
Stitt and daughter Rella were
guests at the Harrison homo neal
J keithsburg Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rutledge anG
Miss Martha Douglass left Tuesda,
morning for Keokuk. Iowa, to visi
! his sister. Mrs. Ferd Payton, ant
family; then to Shelbina, Mo-, Il
visit q sister and family.
J. A. Widney attended the biz
I, cattle sale Wednesday at Strong
hurst, and was the guest Of his son
B. g. Widney.
| Rev. James r. Shanks and w. O
Allison attended the Illinois Bap
list state association at Kewane'
! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursda,
; Of this week.
! Last Friday the school children
enjoyed . vacation. as the teacher
went to Galesburg to the Illinois
Teachers association.
The Mason Jubilee singers enter
tanned . large and appreciattve au
| dience Friday evening with thei
negro songs and stories.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Woolley, MI
and Mrs. Rollo Woolley and Nj
and Mrs. Elias Snyder attended tn
funeral services for D. e. Wool
ley's sister. Mrs. John Weech. q
London Mills, Wednesday.
Birney Calkins left Tuesday 70
| his winter home at Cornado, Fla.