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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10

Aledo Personal

Miss Frances Hebel returned last
night from Tallahassee. Fla. where
she has taught chemistry and do
nestle science during the past year
in the Woman's State college. She
spent q week visiting with Chicago
friends enroute home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mclaughlin
of Burgess visited yesterday It the
G. C. Bowers home In Aledo.
Miss Mary Wharton, who las
been employed = domestic science
teacher In the Odd Fellows Or
phans' home at Lincoln. ILL.,, dur
ing the winter, has returned TO
Aledo to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
C. c. Kurdorfer, proprietor Of
the Whaley Gardens, has gone TO
Oklahoma to spend several weeks.
Miss Olive Reed returned last
night from Macomb. where she has
been q student during the winter
months. She will spend the sum
mer vacation in 'Aledo with her
parents. :.
Miss Sophie Taylor Of Woodruff
came to Aledo last night to visit
with her sister. Mrs. A G. Bridg-
ford.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bailey Of Viola
was hostess to the members Of the
w. C. T. U. today at her home IN
Viola. A special feature of the
day was a splendid program ar
ranged for Flower Mission day. a
social hour was enjoyed at the
close.
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SMALLPOX ban
ON GATHERINGS
RULES VILLAGE
Public Meetings Are Called on ct
Buffalo Prairie to Prevent
Epidemic.
(Special Correspondence.)


Buffalo Prairie, ILL.,. June 10.-A
ban has been put on public gather
ings in Buffalo Prairie for the last
two weeks due to a threatened cpl
demic of smallpox.
At present only one resident Of
Buffalo Prairie has smallpox, but
several serious cases have been re-
ported in the vicinity of Hazel Dell.
Children Of all ages have been vac
cinated and the village has been
under strict observance for the last
fortnight.
No church sessions have been
held during this time, lodge meet
ings have been called off and COM
munity gatherings postponed in
definitely. It is believed that
through this precaution an epi-
demic has been stopped In the COM
munity.
william Fisher Of Buffalo Prai-
RE is the only victim Of the sick
ness.
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ALEDO WOMAN Is
GUEST OF HONOR
AT SOCIAL EVENT

d Aiedo. ILL.,. June 10-Mrs. Alice
Rice was honored at reception
held Wednesday afternoon in Mem
orial hall of the courthouse. The
svent was to celebrate Mrs. Rice's
recent election to the ONCE Of Sc
NOR vice president Of the Illinois
department Of the Woman's Relief
corps. More than rs people. MEM
bers Of the @. A. r. and the Wo-
mans Relief corps. attended the
reception. Mrs. Rice was present
"a with w. r. c. pin by the wo-
men Of the organization. A short
program, including musical selec-
tons by Helen Stead and Pauline
Terry was given. Refreshments
were served.
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MILAN Is WELL
REPRESENTED AT
BIENNIAL MEET
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
Milan, ILL.,, June 10. = Milan is
well represented at the biennial of
the National Federation of Musical
clubs, being held this week at Au-
gustana college. Mrs. G. A. Wig
gems is a delegate from the Rock
Island musical department and Mrs.
Edwin Gamble is on the distribu-
ton Of literature committee. Other
members attending most Of the SEES
sions are Mesdames Wilson Mat
thews, Fred Shellman, William
Dickson, Mary Toenges. H. s. Dib-
bern. Robert Kale, R. e. Little, EN-
ma Martin and W. L. Clark and
Miss Edith Davis.
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lit tie PEOPLE
!. IN PROGRAM III
CHURCH SUNDAY

Especial Correspondence

0NCN1oA A0A AS0R0AA4V&AN0ys
Geneseo, H., June 10.-The a..
lowing children's program win ~
given ct the Presbyterian chIrck|
this Sunday. exercises viii u
started 1t II o'clock in the morn
ing: @
March School. ss
Song June Brings Childrsah'
Day" HI
A Happy Welcome-wayns CT
Scripture and prayer-Rsv. WI
lam Harberts. S4I
Baptism Of tnfantA
Cradle roll promotion-Mra q q
Liken.
/ Know God Cares Calvin h
berts.
Song, $50 May we"-Primary.
I'm Glad You Came-Hazel HI.
man.
The Daisy Folks--Alice Andrsue
and nine girls. II
Our Own Day--Helen ScAla
zen. -.s
Song-Bertha Miller.
Children's Day-Joseph Thosupy
son.
What's Jesus to You?-Six hon
Weeds in the Heart-Cora W.
john. M
Collection speech Walter Lesf
Collection.
Solo-Bernice Tell.
An invitation-Frances Miller.
My Creed-Helen Ruxton.
Advice to Fathers-Arvin Efo.
| man.
i Song, The Honey Bee"-Boyn e
A Garden Secret--Florence Ma.
erkurth.
Flag Drill-Twelve girls.
Junior song-Juniofs.
Remarkable Ward, supefins
tendent Of the Sunday school.
| Song, What q Friend We HayS
in Jesus"-Audience. ID
Benedicuon-Rev. William Has%
berts. Ri
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Song, Were Marching to Zion"
Benediction.
On Monday evening, the Christian
Endeavor will have charge Of the
services and the program viii be a.
fellows:
Music--Bleitx' orchestra
Music--Erie Glee club.
Prayer.
Song, my Faith Looks Up to
Thee"
Duet-Miss Callie Wood and L.
T. Slaymaker.
Scripture.
Sol0-Miss Jennie Hahn.
Address-Rev. L. H. Koehler.
Song, "How Firm Foundation. "
Benediction.
The church is 40xS5 feet, and d.
vided into auditorium, three class
rooms, and endeavor room on the
main floor, and a balcony at the
rear. A basement will be used for
kitchen, dining room, coat and re-
ception rooms. Two hot air fur
naces will furnish heat, one for the
main floor and the other for the
smaller rooms. The interior of the
church is finished in oak and tinted
walls, and the outside is kellastone
in grey, with brown trimmings, and
asphalt roof.
The Baptist church was organ
lied here in 1858, and until 1869, the
old school house was used for SER
vices. In the summer and fall OF
1869, the church which was burned
was built, and dedicated in Febru-
airy, 1870. So far as is known, moi
one of the charter members is now
living. Mrs. Louisa Eddy, widow
of the late York Eddy, was the last
one to pass away. After July, 1897
the church was closed as the mem.
bership fell off. Eleven years later
the church was reorganized through
the work of Rev. Mr.. Gillamy, the
state worker, and Rev. w. H. Park
er, who is now pastor of church
near Rock Island. was appointed
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Lille is now the
pastor.
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ALEDO GIRL WILL
RETURN FROMLONG
JOURNEY ABROAD
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, ILL.,. June 10.-Miss Ann
Hebel, daughter of Attorney and
Mrs. d. A. Hebel of Aledo. Is ex-
pected to return home tomorrow
morning following years trip
abroad. Miss Hebel will be accom-
panied by Miss Harriet Cobb, in
structor in mathematics in Smith
college, Northampton, Mass. who
has made the tour with her.
The places visited on the journey
included China, Japan and India.
Both Miss Cobb and Miss Hebel
spent some time teaching in a mis-
sion school in China.
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PLEASANT RIDGE
SCHOOLS CLOSED
FOR YEARS WORK
Especial Correspondence

Taylor Ridge, June loom
mencement exercises for the eighth
grade pupils of the Pleasant Ridge,
Tindall and Bowling Center schools,
of which the Misses Millie Wilson
and Blanche Wangelin Of Bowling.
and Miss Julia Hintermeister OF this
village we're the teachers, were held
at the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Violin music.
Address-Rev. J. A. Chapman,
Rock Island.
Song, Land Of Mine"-Graduates.
Reading-Bessie Upton.
Address and presentation Of d.
plomas-Justin Washburn, county
superintendent.
Song, "America"-Audience
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NAME TEACHERS
FOR CAMBRIDGE
School Board Holds Meeting to Ap.
point Faculty for Grades and
High Schools.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial COfresp0ndence.)
Cambridge, ILL.,, June 10.-At the
regular meeting Of the Cambridge
school board the following teach
ers were employed:
First grade, Kathrin Wilson; sec
ond grade, Hazel Pratt: third grade,
Mable Saunders: fourth, Evelyn o.
son; fifth, Amelia Gram; sixth,
Therese Kirkland; seventh, Flor
ence McMullin; superintendent,
Charles McMullin; principal high
school, Harley N. Rohm; teachers
high school, Bessie Craiger, Jean
nette Laudren; domestic science,
Doreth Hunt; music, Elizabeth Full
Ter.
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ROAD WORK IS
GOING RAPIDLY
Construction Of Highway Neal
Geneseo May Be Dene By
End Of This Year.
Especial Correspondence


Geneseo, ILL.,, June 10.-The work
on the hard road running from
Princeton to Rock Island is pro-
crossing quite rapidly. Contractors
who are working west of Geneseo
have their camp about six miles
from town, and expect to move soon.
Nearly all of the concrete bridges
along the road have been completed.
The road near Geneseo will be
put into good condition Just as soon
as possible. Contractors have been
working on the road away from
GeneseO and will meet at Geneseo.
There Is possible chance that the
road will be fully completed by the
end of this year.
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CHILDREN Give
MUSIC RECITAL
Pupils Of Keithsburg to Be Pre-.
scented to Public ut Progran
at Methodist Church.
Especial Correspondence.)

Keithsburg, ILL.,, June 10.-Pu-
pills of Professor Richards and Mrs.
A H. Northdrfft will give a recital
at the Methodist church OF Keiths-
burg this evening. Twenty musical
numbers will be given. The pro-
gram IL:
F1uttering Leaves ........ Killing
Mona Tanner.
Little Kittens Waltz .........
Jean Hoyt
Charge Of the Hussars =. Spindler
Emma Leibengood.
Melody In IT, ....... Rubenstein
Hazel Brown.
Piano duet, La 0oued ...... Bohm
Alice Porter and Genevievs Bell.
Heather Rose ............. LANCE
EstAlItne Haney.
Vocal selection
Marguerite Newell.
Rose Fay MA1urka ....... Helms
Willodean Clarke.
Tux 1tU ................ Preston
Lavrence Brown.
valss ..................... Guilis
Wlntfred SeaAnn.
vocal 0uof .................
4fa. HAist and Mrs. Nurfhdrffk
Dance az The Bears
Ada Clark.
Pimo TIA 1ocnlight a tAe
HndDo4 ................ william
Jonn Whllara Uannche Weidhar.
ssfF ~. 1tT Is Es777 =
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. Geneseo Personals
(special Correspondence.)

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood and chill
dren have gone by auto to St Paul.
Mimi. Mr.. Wood will spend q short
time In North Dakota, where he will
in North Dakota. where no win
look after farm interests.
Miss Jessie Luther OF Evanston.
Ill, visited in Geneseo at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Luther Of North College avenue.
Miss Jean Luther left for Chi
cago, where she will take mp her
seasons work in junior chautau-
qua work with the mutual chau-
tauQua bureau.
Mrs. E. r. Chase Of Guthrie Cen
ter. Iowa, and Mrs. ]. T. Dunning
of Denver, Colo, are here for an
extended visit with their sister.
Mrs. William Patterson, of this city.
Miss Eunice Rail-, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E e. Rail- Of North
State street, and who has been 1T
tending villa dc Chantal in Rock
Island, ID home for her summer
vacation.
MIR. and Mn. d. ". Ringle, Mr.,
and Mrs. william Ringle and Mr.
and Mrs Clair Ringle Of Cambridge
will leave on an auto trip to Ashby,
MIMI. where they win enjoy q
fishing trip for about two weeks at
Lake Pelican.
Mrs. Matthew Rink OF Moline Il
spending several days with rela-
tives and friends here.
Miss Gertrude Catour, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Catour OF
North State street, who is the night
operator at the Mutual telephone
office, is confined to her home by
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Drew and
son Jack Of Cioquet, Mimi. and Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Harms of Mus
catine, who have been visiting al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Papenthien, residing north Of town
have returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward volk lef,
yesterday noon for Milwaukee
Wis, after spending several
months here with Mr.. and Mrs
! Herman Hack of South Stewart
street.
A. johnson Of Chicago and Ar.
mold Pearson Of Milwaukee, Wis.
are spending several days here will
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hack ani
Miss Mildred Volk. who has beer
visiting hero with her sister, Mrs
Herman Hack for several months
Miss Mabel Ellingsworth, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ell
lingswoFth, who reside on east Pal
ace Row. returned to her HON,
/, yesterday noon from Normal. nj.
where she has been attendin,
college. Miss Ellingsworth viii
teach the fifth grade at the Nortl
side school here next fall. She vii
take the place of Miss Mary Kidney
Miss May Powell. who is q teach
Or at the township high schoo
here, was taken to the Hammond
city hospital last week. where sh,
had her tonsils removed.
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MARLOWE LANE
OF ALEDO WEEDS
IN KANSAS CITY
fsnecial to The Argus

Aledo, June 10.-Miss Marlowe
Lane, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
R. Lane of Aledo, and Oscar Axene
OF Kansas City, Mo-. were united In
marriage yesterday at the First
Christian church in Kansas City.
They were attended by Miss Nina
WILDER of Galva. who accompanied
Miss Lane to Kansas City. Mrs.
Axene, who is we'll known here,
spent the past winter in Moline.
Mr.. Axene is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Axene Of Moline. The
young couple will make their home
in Kansas City, where the groom
has charge Of the Office of the Mo-
line Pillow company.
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BRADLEY REOPElJS ]
STORE IN GENESEf
Especial Correspondenee.)

Especial Correspondenee.)
Geneseo, Ill, June 10.-The h.
mer B. M Way store located q
State street, but now under. II
management of Virgil Bradlq
opened for business Thursday. aft4
being closed for about two weekk.
Last week the stocks Of the vi.
ious Way stores were sold to -
ders under the bankruptcy Law. ~
Bradley put in q bid and became ~
sole owner Of the stock OF goods ~
Geneseo,
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Especial Correspondence.)


Erie, Ill, June 10.-Dedication
services Sunday morning. after
noon and evening and Monday will
mark the formal conservation Of
the Erie Baptist church. which has
just been completed at the cost Of
$4,000. The edifice will take the
place Of the old Baptist church
which was destroyed by fire March
Il, 1920.
Addresses will be given at each
of the four services to be held. the
speakers being DR.. e. P. Brand for
Sunday morning, several visiting
pastors on Sunday afternoon, Rev.
J. C. Granger Of Rock Island, Sum-
day evening, and Rev. L. H. Koch
Ter, Monday evening. The complete
program for the four sessions is:
1850 A. M. Sunday.
Prelude-Bleitz' orchestra
Gloria ia-Congregation,
Prayer.
Song. "Come. Thou Almighty
King"
Scripture.
Solo,. c. Frerkson.
Address-Dr. E. P. Hand.
neutrality-suspicious..
Benediction.
Sunday Afternoon, ESQ.
Music-Bleitz' orchestra.
Song, All Hail the Power"
Prayer.
Scripture reading.
Music-Fenton quartet.
Music-Bethel quartet.
MISUNDERSTANDING pastors.
BenedictiOn.
| Sunday Evening, 1850.
Music-Bleitz' orchestra.
Song, Il Love to Tell the Story"
Prayer.
Song, II Need Thee Every Hour
Misses Carrie and Callie Wood
and L. T. Slaymaker.
Scripture.
Song. my Jesus, I Love Thee"
SOlo-Mrs. B. L. Pfundstein.
Address-Rev. J. c. Granger.
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RUTH MCCLELLAN
JOINS RED PATH
Isl. LYCEUM COMPANY
Especial to The Argus

Aledo, June 10.-Miss Ruth Nc
C1el1an OF Sunbeam left yesterday
for Chicago enroute for Ohio. where
9he Will Join the Red Path Lyceum
company. Miss Mcclellan will be
WIN tn company during the entire
eunDf. She will act as q chill
An1Gv entertainer.
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Milan PROGRAM
FOR CHILDREN'S
DAY ANNOUNCED
Nine Classes 70 Take Part In Exer.
cises to be Held n Methodist
Church,
fspecial Correspondence.)

Milan, Ill, June 10.-Children of
the Methodist church Of Milan will
give the Sunday exercises at the
church at 9:45 o'clock Sunday
morning. Nine different classes
will take part in the services, aside
from the individual numbers to be
given. The invocation and benedfc-
ton will be given by Rev. ]. A.
Decker. the pastor.
The complete program Is:
Opening song-SchooL
Invocation-Rev. A. Decker.
Scripture reading-Edith L. EDDY.
Song-Primary room children.
Sweet peas-Mrs. Goben's class.
Recitation-G Gladys Smith.
A Little Child Shall Lead Them
Elsa Cannam's class.
Flag song = Ruth Mccartney.
Winifred Brandenburg, William
Leingang.
Recitatioi-Jack Lyons.
Children's Day Wreath Nora
Woodall's class.
Exercise = Jack and Vivian Ly-
ons.
Exercise Edith Eddy's class.
Flag drill - Juanita Smiths
class.
Children's day-Bertha Smiths
class.
Stepping stones-Ruth Johnston'a
class.
Exercise = Ethel Guldenzopf's
class.
Recitation = Winifred Branden-
burg.
Closing song School.
Benediction-Rev. Decker.
Sunday evening the 'Prodigal
Son" will be given at the church
under the auspices Of the choir
The offering will be turned over
to the choir with which to pur-
chase muse.
The Junior league Of the church
was recently organized with q
members. Kathryn Hall was nam
ed president, Lucy Hamburger
vice president, Leota Miller, secre'
ltary-treasurer, and Gladys Smith
pianist. Mrs. J. A. Decker is su'
perintendent and Mrs. Thoma.
Wright, assistant superintendent
The league will meet at 2 O'clock
i each Sunday afternoon. All chill
dren between tho ages Of Z and Il
years are invited to Join the league
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COURT ADJOURNS
FOR THREE DAY8

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo, ILL.,, June 10. = H.
Henry county circuit court adjourn
ed Wednesday to convene MondaSs.
A petit jury will be called. JudDp
Emery C. Graves of Geneseo b G.
the bench in place Of Former Judg9
Teleen.
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Especial Correspondence

Cambridge. H., June 1o.-Ralph
Huston Of this city. who has been
attending the Chicago university.
will leave for France shortly
where he viii take . special course
at the University Of Grinoble. Be
fore returning to the United States
and the university to resume HIS
Studies. Mr.. Huston will visit sew
erAl other countries in Europe.
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GIVE CHAUTAUQUA
AT PORT BYRON
(Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !

Especial Correspondence
Yuma, ILL, June 10.-Owing to the
Chautauqua program to be given
in Port Byron Sunday, there will
be no children's day exercises held
at the Zuma or Rose Hill churches
this Sunday. Services by the chill
dren, however, will be held later in
the month.
Regular church services win be
held at Rose Hill at II o'clock Sun
day morning.
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PALMER EDGERTON
TO ADDRESS YUMA
LITERARY SOCIETY
Especial Correspondence

(0pSCI&I CUI
Yuma, ILL.,, June 10.-Palmer Ed
gerton, county advisor, will be the
speaker at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Yuma Community
Literary society to be held at the
Methodist church next Thursday
evening. Mr.. Edgerton will have
slides with him. There will also
be special music BY the society
members
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SALVATION ARMY
TO HAVE SPECIAL
MEETING TONIGHT
Especial to The Argus.l

Aledo, ILL.,, June 10.-Members Of
the Monmouth Salvation Army will
hold public meeting in Aledo at
7:30 O'Clock tonight. Captain and
Mrs. C. w. Hopes, who are the
officers in charge Of the Monmouth
work, will conduct the meeting.
The public is invited to attend.
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SHERIFF FLEMING
WITNESS AGAINST
MERCER DESERTER
(Snecial to The Argus. ]

ASedo, ILL.,, June 10.-Sheriff J. T..
Fleming and former Chief of Police
George c. Reed left yesterday for
Rockford, where they were sum-
moned as witnesses in the trial of
Omer Smith, a resident Of Mercer
county, who is charged with deser-
ton from the United States army.
Smith was arrested by Mr.. Reed
several weeks ago. The trial was
scheduled to take place today.
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Girl
i MARRIED At
PARENTS HOME
- are Former Stadeafs sf W.
/. alnm. nj vashA College-Wed.
isnoiss ding Dinner Served
: flaneciaI 10 the Argus.)

i. eoRcCA6A w , 40 -.
a.Aledo, June 10-A wedding which
Il Of interest to Aledo and Mercer
county people occurred yesterday
81 high noon. when Miss Frae NC
Clellan OF Sunbeam was united IN
marriaxe to Kenneth Gordon OF
Altoona. Pa. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. c. WOODS
pastor Of the Sunbeam Methodist
church, The attendants were two
ribbon. girls, nieces Of the groom
and two flower girls, nieces OF the
bride, The ringbearer was little
Shirley Colclasurc, niece OF the
bride.
The bride wore gown OF white
canton crepe and a veil which fell
TO the bottom Of her frock. She
carried bouquet Of white roses
The attendants were dressed IN
white.
Following the ceremony q wed
ding dinner was served to the
tuests, who numbered IS. Early
IN the afternoon the. bride and
groom departed for Chicago and
from there will 60 to Altoona, Pa.
where they will make their home
Mr.. Gordon IL employed as an cleo
trical engineer there. The bride
wore q travelling dress Of dark bluA
frfcotine.
Nr. and Mrs. Gordon arr
well known in Mercer county, botf
having attended William and Wash
q college. Mrs. Gordon is tn
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Nc
Clellan Of Sunbeam. She taught thu
Sunbeam school for two years an
taught the past year in the Ba!
island district. She was active II
church and social circles and thu
Community regrets to see her leave
MI. Gordon. who is the son OF Judg'
md Mrs. Gordon Of OQuawka, u
also well known here.
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FUNERAL TODAY.
(Special to The Argus. J

Aledo, June 10.-Funeral serv-
ices for Henry A. Cullison of Aledo,
who died Tuesday following short
illness, were held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the First Metho-
dist church OF Aledo. DR.. Samuel
Van Pelt, pastor Of the church, Off
ciated. Aledo lodge, No. 236, l. O.
o. F., had charge Of the services.
Mr.. Cullison was born Oct. %, 1874.
In terment was in the Aledo Gene
terry.
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THRESHERAdEN TO
TALK PRICES AT
ANNUAL MEETING
Especial CORRESPONDENTS. }

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo, I'LL, June 10.!The an
nual meeting Of the Henry county
threshermen's association will be
held at the Henry county fair
grounds in Cambridge at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
Regular business viii be taken up.
at this meeting. Prices for thresh-
ing and many other things will be
discussed. All threshermen who
are members Of this organization
are urged to attend this meeting.
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HAND HURT IN
SHEILNG CORR
Especial Correspondence.l

VSp0CIdI COrTeSpOuQenC0.J
Geneseo, ILL.,, June 10.-Ffyl
Leonard, who resides on q far6
southeast Of town, had his ris1~
hand cut while Smelling corn at u
home last Wednesday morning. n
Charles Young dressed the wous11'
He is still suffering much pain ~
day.
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FARM BUREAU or
HENRY COUNTY TO
GIVE BIG OUTING
ESPECIAL Correspondencel

Cambridge. Ill, June ia ccun-
u picnic to be held soon ID being
planned BY the Henry County Farm
bureau Every member Of the bu-
reAn viii b invited to bring his
family to the picnic grounds for
the day, where . program u talks,
games. contests and dances viii be
enjoyed
Il y undsrstood Tat the bureau
Aas alEsaAy arranged toe IL spea1-
- q - d1y. Int has been unable
- III CT when he VIII b ahlo TO
'aktead. Fbe thie Reason, ths pic-
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