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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
HOG CHOLERA rs
GAINING GROUND
IN HENRY COUNTY
Especial Correspondence

Cambridge, Oct. 25.-Reports OF
sick hogs in this vicinity are alarm
ing the farmers. Much has been
accomplished during recent years
in hog disease diagnosis and con-
troll. Sudden change of feed often
disarranges the hogs digestive ap-
paratus and renders it susceptible
to disease. This sometimes occurs
when new corn is ready to feed
and the change from old to new or
when a limited to 4 full ration is
made too quickly
Some disease germs are always
present awaiting a favorable op-
pOrtunity to develop. This oppoT-
tunuity for the disease comes when
the stomach and bowels are out of
order or during a cold. rainy spell
of weather without good sleeping
quarters for the hogs.
Under these conditions the hogs
get sick and the farmers first
thought is cholera. Vaccination at
this time is sure to prove fatal to
q good per cent of the herd
Hogs should not be vaccinated
unless they are healthy or are sick
with cholera. y sick herd should
be carefully examined by q compe-
tent person. 1t is we'll 10 remem-
Der that the veterinarians are IN
der agreement " .Ih the Illinois Ag-
Ticultural association to give de
tailed statement OF amount. cost,
serial number, license number and
name of both serum and virus. The
cost of both serum and virus are to
be actual cost to the veterinarian
providing the farmer pays him
cash.
report excessive charge to coun-
y farm bureau so that they may
be brought to the proper authoTI-
ties for adjustment.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25

DAWSON FAMILY
TO LEAVE SOON
FOR NEW HOME
Especial Correspondence

Ke.thsburg. Oct. 25.-The Daw-
son family has been the recipient
of many courtesies ehis week be-
fore leaving for their new home at
Olney. H.
On Wednesday evening the mem
bers of the church assembled at
the home to bid the pastor farewell
and on Thursday there was a party
OF schoolmates assembled to sur
prise Miss Frances Dawson.
On Friday night Miss Frances
had the Camp Fire girls in for the
evening. Rev. and Mrs Dawson
were presented with "a beautiful
Indian blanket and Miss Frances
received an ivory manicure set.
Rev. Dawson departed on Thurs
day and the family will follow next
week
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SCHEDULE CHANGE
on r. I. SOUTHERN
HELPS GRID FANS

y Aledo, Oct 25.-The Rock Island
pSouthern line into Aledo announces
change in their Sunday schedule
to give people of this city a chance
TO see the football games at Rock
Island
Train No. 7O4 next Sunday, Oc-.
30, and train No, 704. Nov. 6. viii
be held at Rock Island until p. m.
special excursion rates of Sl.75
round trip Will apply.
Next Sunday the Rock Island In
dependents play the Green Bay
Packers at Green Bay. Wis. All
football fans who wish to see this
game on The Argus score board
and have not auto transportation,
Will b. able TO make good connec-
lions on the southern.
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Mss hopkins OF
CISCO is MARRIED
TO DAVENPORTER
Especial Corresnondencal

CISCO. Ill, Oct. 25.-Mr. and Mrs,
j. J, Hadley and Mr.. and Mrs. W
Y. hopkins went to Davenport Sat
9Iuay Where they attended the wed
9Ing OF Mr.. and Mrs. HOPKINS
daughter, Miss Dorothy tn trnhi
bald T. Kirkland, of Davenport The
ceremony took place at 700 E1asr
husAolme street, Davenport The
new home Of the bridal connie
Right Rev. Marmaduke Hare Off,
ated. O1AiI4-
Mrs kirkland. who was horn In
CISCO, is graduate of Cano6ri5l III
high school and the Emma- ~ ? e
School of Expression of Bost 10n
Mass, and is a successfuI reaSor
and entertainer. Mr.. KirkIa1d :.
an architect employed by Tenn %
and Burrows, of Davenport. The
happy couple have the best wiehae
OF host of friends in this 80,
munity ooiAi-
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JOY

Mrs. c. c. Shingledecker and
Miss Ruth Willets returned home
/ riday night from a short visit in
Rock Island with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Haddick. Mrs. Shingled eek
er's nephew. Ben Haddick. accom-
panied them home for the week
end
=. The Misses Grace and Edith
steele went to the country Fri
day evening to spend the weekend
with their brother, Grant Steele.
/ Miss Della Abrams and Miss Hon
ora Ryan were Aldo visitors Sat
urday
Charles Eckart, Verdi Pulleu and
Glen thompson were keithsburg
visitors Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Holmes AMI
daughter, Nellie. and the Misses
Lorlene Foster and Edith Cass went
TO Macomb Saturday.
Mrs Allie Ballard and grandson.
Maurice Ballard, were Aledo visit
crs Saturday afternoon.
}. F. Brasheres and Lee Steele
went 10 Rock Island SATURDAY. to i
football game.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of
Aieuo came Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Allie Ba,-
lard.
wentworth Holmes and family
went 10 PrinCeville Friday evening
TO visit relatives.
e. J. Shingledecker. 0. NJ. Gil
more and II. r. Kiddoo went TO The
river north of New Boston Satur-
day morning for a two days duck
hunt
J. ". Bean and family and Vaughn
and Robert Holmes were Aledo Wis
ltors Saturday afternoon.
Jay Sloan bought the John ArnGt
property that was sold at auction
Saturday afternoon for 1888. /
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Shingledecker I
and Ben Haddick visited in Aledo .
Saturday afternoon with Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. H. Nesbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forrest ard /
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Nc
Aown and daughter. Forrest. Mrs.
H. Forrest. Mrs Grant Steele and
George Forrest left Saturday after
noon for two days visit at Ster-
ling.
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YUMA HOME BUREAU
MEETS THURSDAY
Especial Correspondence.l

Yuma, Ill, Oct. 25.-The Yuma
unit OF the home bureau will hold
its monthly meeting at the q. B.
church in Joslin, Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. Miss Allen, couu-
ty home bureau advisor, will be
present and give a talk. Luncheon
will be served, and a cordial invita-
ton is extended by the officers for
all TO attend
The Yuma aid society will give a
Halloween social at the Zuma
church Friday evening and the Fid-
eiieis class Of the Yuma Sabbath
school will hold their monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. George
Oliver Friday afternoon.
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BURIEDAT CISCO
Prominent Henry County Resident
Laid TO lest in Grace Church
Cemetery.

CISCO, Ill. Oct 25.-The funeral o.
William II. Knowles, prominent
Henry county citizen who passed
away Saturday at his home here.
we're held this afternoon at Grace
Episcopal church Rev. J. H. Head
Of St Johns church. Presumption.
ofticiated, and burial was in the
Grace church cemetery. The Ma
sonic burial rites were performed
at the grave. F. P. Bennett, d. O.
HInman, z. c. Noonan. J. J. Had
ley, 4. II. StengeI and r. G. Neville
acted as pallbearers 4 quartet
composed Of Mrs. ". H. Patterson.
Miss Ethel Smith, J. Heller Smith
and Daniel Coneghy sang, with Earl
Einman al the organ.
Born in Lynn.
William Henry Knowles. only
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew
knowles, was born in Lynn town
ship. May 3. 1866. At an early age
he came with his parents to CISCO
township. where he spent Dractic-
ally his whole life.
In 1889 he was united in mar
rage with Miss Hattie Frederick of
Geneseo, and to them three chill
dren were born, Kenneth. who lives
near Cordoya. Mrs. Ethel Bennett
Of Winner. s. D.. and Miriam at
home. Mrs. Knowles passed away
II years ago, and in 1911 Mr..
Knowles was married to Miss Mar
garet Stubs.
Besides the widow and children.
two sisters survive. Mrs. Sophia
Christiancy of Geneva. Neb., and
Mrs. Emma Norten of Olathe. Kan.
Mr.. Knowles had been a member
Of Grace Episcopal church since
He was also a member
Of the Masonic order and the Order
Of the Eastern Star and the local |
camps Of Royal Neighbors and Mod
ern Woodmen. He served as post /
master in CISCO three and a half /
years.
Mrs. Emma Norton of Olathe. |
Kan, arrived Monday morning TO |
De present at the funeral.
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Aledo Personals

J. c. Scannen of AIedo was a
business visitor in Viola yesterday
Miss Mary Seastone and Mrs
Emma Gore OF New Boston scent
Saturday in A!edo at the Dr.. C. H
Moore home.
Frank ShuTch of Aledu spent
yesterday in Peoria on business.
! Mrs. c. l. Gregory OF AIedo re-
turned to her school duties at
/ MatherYilIe yesterday morning.
having spent the week end with her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Boruf Of
Joy,
d. d. Morrison of Aledo left yes
terday morning for 4 two weeks
visit with relatives at Bellville. Pa.
Lester Schroll and Paul John
stone, students of Millikin univer-
Sity at Decatur. spent the weekend
with Mr. Schrull's pareutsl Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schroll of south OF
Aledo.
Miss Margaret clearinghouse of
Aledo returned TO her school duties
at Knox college yesterday morning
after a weekend visit with home
folks at Aledo
Mr.. and Mrs f Z. Bower of
Rochester, MINI, arrived SATURDAY
evening fer a visit with their son.
ChauEcey Bower. and with Mrs.
Bowers sisters, Mrs. Joe Cabeen
and Miss Emma Smith.
Mrs. S. S. Nesbitt arrived home
the first OF the week from Estevan. +
SaSk-. Canada, where she had been F
for the past several weeks visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. ]. H. I
Schierbrock aid the new grandson !
in the Schierhrook household. !
{. o. Ford of Rock Island was A
business visitor in AIedo yesterday .
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MISS HUGGINS OF
ALBANY ANNOUNCES
FL Err ENGAGEMENT

Albany H., Oct 25.-Miss Alice
Higgins was hostess Saturday eve
ming to Is young ladies at her home
on Church street.
The guests were given quite a
surprise when they found in a
rather unique manner that the com
pany was given for the purpose of
announcing that the hostess was to
be a November bride. The bride
groom-to-be is Benjamin S. Sharer.
a fine young business man of the
city. Miss Higgins is the most
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A j. Higgins. a graduate of our
schools, and popular in social and
church circles. Many friends are
congratulating them on their aD-
preaching nuptiaIs.f
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TEARING DOWN. BIG
DERRICK AT GALVA
Especial Correspondence. ]

Galva, III, Oct 25.-The large 90
foot derrick which was erected two
and a half years ago by the WHIT
ney company Of Chicago is being
RAJ ed to the ground this week by
George MCClintock and a corps Of
three good men. The new we'll was
completed last June and at last the
derrick is going to be removed. The
machinery. lumber, blocks, etc,
viii be loaded and shipped to Chi
cago.
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Township Meetings.

This afternoon the Ohio Grove
unit of the Mercer county home bU-
reau met at the home of Mrs. A. L.
Hamilton. All women of that town
ship had received a written invita-
ton TO be present at the meeting
and a good assembly was present
Tomorrow the Suez township unit
meets at the Norwood PRESBYTERIAN
church. All women of that com
mug .ty have been sent invitations
tn attend this meeting. One of the
out Of county speakers is Miss Mo-
ly McEmiTy Of the Moline Women's
club. The women of Suez town
ship will give lessons on custom
desi gning by staging a style show.
Alexis Meet Today.
Mss Helen SchOUten, head of the
Mercer county home bureau, and
Miss FanchOn Camel of Aledo were
in attendance today at the Alexis
Woman's club meeting this after
noon held at the Alexis public IL
brary.
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CALVA

Sam Hoover was d Burlington.
Iowa, bushes caller Monday.
Mr.. Brenlerman. who is with
the Galva News, was a Kewanee
caller Monday.
Charles Henderson of Bishop
Hill, was a business caller here
Monday morning.
George d. Palmer was a business
caller in Chicago Monday
Several members of the Galva NJ
+. church attended services at the
KewaEee NJ. E. church Sunday eve
ming Rev. Obenschain preached
at kewanee and Rev. Trent preach
ed in Galva.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest X. Olson
and children visited here Sunday
with Mr. Olson's brother, \. S. Oh
son and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Dexter and Mr..
and Mrs. Z 3. Hainline were Brad
ford callers Monday.
Raymond Elliott spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents at
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Boyd and M
and Mrs. Mullen of Kewanee were
visitors here with Miss
Lulu Coates.
Veterinary Surgeon Lupfer is in
convenienCed this week on account
Of one hand being poisoned. He is
getting along fine one-handed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
Stage Lobster Feed.

Father ID. F. Monaghan of
Keithsburg entertained the choir of
st. Mary's church of that city at a
dinner party given last Friday eve
ming at the James restaurant Of
Aledo. Proprietor George Des-
lauries of the restaurant is an adept
in the preparation Of Holsters,
which with other good eats formed
the menu of a very fine dinner.
The guests of Father Monaghan
were Father Muleady, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Giirain, Miss Catherine Blay-
uey of Alexis, Mrs. Chester Holiem-
back, James Hollembaek and the
Misses Margaret Hollinrake, Helen
Hollinrake. Dorothy Tanner, Eliz-
abeth and Agnes Henderson.
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SABBATH SCHOOLS
FALL CONVENTION
AT VIOLA CHURCH

Aledo. Oct 25.-Nov. IS is the
date selected for the fall conven-
ton of district No. 3 of the Mercer
County Sunday School association
TO be held in the Methodist EDisco-
pal church at Viola.
There win be an afternoon and
evening session. The afternoon
hour IS 2:S0. The evening :. All the
Sunday schools within the town
ships OF Green. NORTH Henderson,
RiFoll and Suez are invited and
urged To attend in as large a dele
cation as possible. A good pro
gram is assured. Evening luncheon
Will h served free to those who
stay for the evening session.
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FALLERONS POST
CALLED SPECIAL,
MEETING TONIGHT
Especial to The Argus. J

AIedo Oct 25.-Fallerons post
of the American Legion of Aledo
will hold a special meeting tonight
at O'Clock at the post rooms, Cor
the transaction of routine bust
ness. All members are urged to
be present if possible. The meet
ing will be particularly interesting
because of the discussion of plans
for the fall and winter lyceum
course.
Last year FalleTops post sponsor
ed the best and most successful ly-
ceum ever held in Mercer county,
and this years program gives prom
Use of being better Their first dat ,
is announced for Nov. %, when
the Orpheus Four. famous male
quartet, will entertain.
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REP. BOYD VISITS
GENESEO FRIENDS
Especial Correspondence)

EeneseO, II, Oct 25.-Rand0Iph
Boyd Of Galva was in Geneseo yes
terday calling upon political
friends and associates. Mr.. Boyd
IS member Of the lower house Of
the Illinois legislature. He has
served in that capacity for several
terms and is considered one Of the
leading members of the Legislature.
Since c. Pervier Of Sheffield, H.
has announced that he viii not
again become a candidate LOT ire
position Of senator from this dis
trict, MIR, Boyd has announced that
he Will become a candidate Tor the
vacancy in the senate occas- OH5d
by Mr.. Fervier.s position II reIls-
ing further political h0uors.
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FIN TIL DISTRICT
BAR ASSN MEETS
Vance OCT. 90
Especial Correspondence.

kewanee. Ill, Oct. 25.-Sixth an
nual meeting of the Federation OF
Local Bar associations, Fifth SUI
pTeme court district of Illinois. will
be held at the Ell1s' club. Kewanee,
Oct. %. At noon the Henry Coun-
ty Bar association viii give a din
ner at the Parkside hotel to visit
ing attorneys. Silas II. Strawn.
Chicago, will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers. Officers OF the or
ganization are: President. CIar-
ence Griggs, Ottawa; vice presj-
dent, ". J. Black, Peoria: score
tary. Thomas J. WeIch, Kewanee;
member OF board of governors
Charles Z. Sturtz, Kewanee.
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MRS. STEVENSON
VISITS GENESEO
Especial Correspondent

Geneseo. H., Oct 25--Airs. Ar
thur Stevenson and children Of Chi
cago reached Gcaezeo las Satur-
day evening 10 visit with relatives
il this city. hts. Stevenson IS d
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr. john Hal
stein of East Orange street.
A son Albert Of Everett. wash"
is expected 20 arrive in this city
within a few days lie is employed
in Everett in one Of the largest
sash and door factories on the Pa
ciic coast wh.eG is b ng cPara,eH
by william Zimmerman. also Tor
merly of Ceueseo. EleEen years
have passed since Nr Hasten >
last visit with his parents
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
FRIDAY AT GALVA
Especial Correspondence. !

Galva, Ill, Oct. @25.-The BAPTIST
church will give a Halloween so
cial, with a program of entertain
ment, next Friday evening at Sis
o'clock.
several other parties and
dances have been planned 10 cele-
brate Hallowe en- evening next Mon
dag night.
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CONG. CHURCH OF
GALVA TO PRESENT
PROGRAM Get. 27
Especial Correspondence }

GalYa, II, Oct. 25.-Thursdav
evening, Oct. p, at the Congrega-
tional church, there will be an en-
tertainment and banquet. Five
visiting pastors from Geneseo. Kc.
vance. Lafayette and Ontario viii
be present and will talk. A ban
quet Will be served and there will
be q good musical program. The
members and friends OF the church
are urged tC be present.
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halloween Party.

Mrs. Mary Wells and Miss Zola
Sullnger, both of Aledo, have is
sued invitations to the members of
the G. T. c. organization Of the First
Presbyterian church Of AledO. to
be their guests at a Halloween
party which will b. held at the
church on the evening OF Tuesday,
Nov |
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ATTEMPT TO MAKE
KEWANEE CFNTFP
FRUIT INDUSTRY
Especial Correspondence !

Kew2Eee, Oct. 25.-In the hone ot
making kewanse a center for the
fruit industry Of this section Of tre
state. a big mass meeting will he
held here Thursday evening, Ocf
81. c. Leslie Smith. who has a
large number OF orchards in the
vicinity of Geneseo, will talk on the
subject, What a City Can Do In
the Matter of Tree Planting" The
city administration and local or
carnations are Interested in the
movement.
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Entertain. Veterinarians.

DR.. and Mrs. w. w. WaTnock of
Alcdo will entertain the Mercer
county veterinarians and their
wives this evening. Dinner will be
served at $50 at the Merchants
hotel. Following the dinner hour
the gentlemen will repair to the
Warnock home, where a business
session will be held and conditions
discussed. Al this time Mrs. War
mock Will entertain the ladies at a
theatre party.
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ESK TEAT WOOL,
TOR 1921 POOL
BE TURNED IN

Cambridge. Oct 25.-AIl wool to
be consigned in the 1921 pool must
be at the Farm Bureau Office in
Cambridge before Nov. ).
Since most of the Illinois wool
now in storage has been graded and
since the lines cannot be placed on
the marke, until all the wool has
been received and GRADED. all wool
received IT. Chicago after Nov. 10
viii be sold with the 1922 pool.
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ALedo and Mercer County
Aledo Briefs

Mrs. George A Cooke of Chicago,
accompanied by her husbands
brother, John d. Cooke of Aledo,
arrived here last Thursday evening,
having made the trip by auto. Mrs.
Cooke is visiting at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Robert Nc
Bride OF Aledo. She will be joined
here today or tomorrow by Mr..
Cooke and after a few days visit
they will return to Chicago.
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About So friends and relatives of
Mrs. Irma Balmer surprised her at
her home on South Maple street
Sunday. They walked into her
home with baskets filled to over
flowing and reminded Mrs. Balmer
Of her birthday. \ bOunteous din
ner wG5 served. q huge birthday
cake with candles adjoining the Ia
Bile Mrs. Balmer received a purse
of money.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
TWO MEN SUSTAIN
INJURIES IN CAR.
ACCIDENT MONDAY
Especial Correspondence. }

Sterling, Ill, Oct 25.-Ted Utley
Of this city is in the Clinton hos
pital with a fractured left leg and
Adon Johnson Of this city has q bad
scalp wound and many other
bruises which were sustained when
the car driven by Utley went into
the ditch just east of Fulton on the
Lincoln highway and turned turtle
pinning them under it. They were
attempting to pass another car
when the accident happened.
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SATURDAY FIRE
DESTROYS CORN
CRIB AT GENESEO
(SpeciaI Correspondence. }

Geneseo, Ill. Oct. 25.-Thc corn
crib on the George West farm,
which lies just ont of the city lin
its west from the Hammond hos
pital, was destroyed by fire last
Saturday night. The crib had been
finished within the last few 5sys
and neither Mr.. West nor the ten
ant on the place are able TO &C
count for the manner in which the
fire started. The loss is about 81
500 and is partly covered BY insur-
ance.
No fire alarm was given and it is
fortunate that no other buildings
on the farm were ignited.
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COUNCIL OPENS
BIDS FOR CURB
LIGHT SYSTEM
Especial Correspondence J

Sterling. Ill, Oct. 25.-No strong
er indication OF the drop in the
cost OF construction work can be
gained than by peTusaI of the
plds submitted for the extension
OF the ornamental curb fighting sys-
ZEN which were opened this morn
ing oy the city council. The total
ssLitnate of the cost was around
100, ale the bids we're aroun
the $4,000 mark. - = - :
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OLD HARNESS SHOP
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
Especial Correspondence. !

kewanee, H., Oct. 25.-Possiblv
the oldest harness shop in the state
will pas out of existence Nov.
when the Pratt harness shop. this
city, is moved from its present
building on fremont street. to
Chestnut street F. E. Pratt. the
proprietor, started business in the
present building more than 65
years ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-25
BUDA WOMAN WILL
CELEBRATE TOOTH
BIRTHDAY OCT. 81
Especial Correspoadence.)

Sheffield, Ill, Oct. 25--When
MIS-. Elizabeth Evans OF Buda, cele-
bTates her Tooth birthday on next
Monday. Oct. 81. the entire popu-
latiOn Of the town will assist. Plans
for an elaborate affair ir Mrs.
Evans honor are already being
made by the people OF that village.
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LEGION ENTERTAINMENT

heWanee, Oct. 25.-Kevansa Poe+
o. o., american Legion is getting
teady Ior big home talent produc-
eioh Inc Masquerade Party" to be
81 en- NOV l and .. Two hundred
- he~anee's best talent Will take
part in this Offering. '''''0
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MILAN LYCEUM
COURSE STARTS
Especial Correspondence.1

Milan, Ill. Oct. 25.-The first
number of the lyceum course spon-
sored by the Milan post, American
legion, $50, Will be given in the NJ
E. church auditorium this evening
The number consists of Miss Arnal
Libby and Miss Alma Russell, two
dainty artists of unusual talent in
musical and dramatic lines and is
known as the Tennessee Duo.
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GIBBS FARM SOIn.

heNanee, Oct. 25. = The weI'
known Gibbs farm. 12O acres. To-
Gated seven miles south Of Galva
has been purchased by Mr.. Erick-
son OF Burns township. Mr.. Erick-
son has been farming the Cowden
farm in Burns for many years. The
purchase price Of the Gibbs farm
was 1925 per acre.