The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-08
BOWLING


Saturday until Sunday with friends
in Rock Island.
Mrs. Sam Hutchinson Entertained
the missionary and aid society of
the Pleasant Ridge church at her
home, Thursday afternoon. A num-
Der were in attendance and a fine
program was enjoyed. Mrs. John
Martin read an interesting paper on
the home topic, 1.-The Negro" and
Mrs. William Milstead gave . fine
talk on the foreign topic, "The At
ricans." After the business meet
ing social hour was enjoyed dur
Ing which the hostess served a de-
1icious two-coursed luncheon. Mrs.
George Liphardt will entertain the
society at her home for the May
meeting.
Herman Tindall was city visitor
Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Wangelin visited
/ Monday evening at the W. E. Peter
E~man home.
Richard Peterson is ill at his
home with bronchitis.
Clifford Titterington pitched a
wonderful game of ball for the
Pleasant Ridge Tigers, Sunday
morning. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Guy Albertson and Hugh Wange-
lin spent Sunday evening with their
friend, Joe Hudson.
Mrs. William Milstead called on
Mrs. Harry Titterington, Monday
I Afternoon.
Many from this section attended
the America day parade in Rock Is
land Saturday afternoon.
~ Miss Blanche Wangelin, who is
Reaching the Camp Ground school,
will finish the term next Friday
II and, will leave the following Mon
day to ate ID summer school at Ma
comb, Ill.
Charles Walters of Black Hawk
was visitor in Bowling Tuesday.
Warren Cook is assisting Harry
Titterington with his farm work.
Stewart Fitzsimmons of Milan is
hauling milk for Mr.. Strayer as
Mr.. Mace is ill at his home in
Fairview, Milan.
William Wilson delivered two
loads OF hogs to the Camp Ground
Tuesday afternoon and John Tin
dali delivered them for him from
there to Davenport by truck.
Miss Esther Wangelin, who is at
tending Rock Island high school,,
visited the weekend with home
folks.
A program for Mothers Day will
be given at Pleasant Ridge church
Sunday.
Howard Curtis has accepted a
position in Rock Island.
Mrs. Sarah Blakely of Black
Hawk visited over Thursday with
her daughter, Mrs. James Hutchin-
son.
Mrs. Sandy Coyne spent Tuesday
with friends in Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Witheral and
the formers mother, Mrs. N. With
eral, returned to their home in Rock
Island Monday afternoon after
spending past few days at their
farm.
Relatives and friends here of Mrs.
Frank Hudson Of Rhorsburg, Pa.
formerly of here. are sorry to learn
oe her serious illness at the Blooms
burg hospital in Pennsylvania.
WY. Milstead hauled hay from
James Coyne's Wednesday.
Jasper Hawk was city visitor
Saturday.
At the regular meeting Of the
Bowling Community club at the
Pleasant Ridge Community hall
Friday evening, during the social
hours birthday party and fare
well were given in honor Of Ray
mond and William Walker who left
the first Of the week for North Da-
tote to spend the summer. A birth
Hay cake given by Mrs. Charles Pc
terson, decorated the center Of the
table and assisted by the other la
&ies, Q delicious lunch was served.
names and music formed the eve
ning's diversions. About thirty
were present owing to the rainy
weather and bad roads.
Miss Mile Wilson visited Satur-
eay evening at the Frank Cromp-
Hon, Jr., home.
Miss Blanche Wangelin was enter
lined Thursday evening at the
Some Of Sam Hutchinson and fam
N.
Robert Young Of Taylor Ridge
nMled poles Thursday for the
mefs' new electric line from
ars 70 Edgington.