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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-31
fspecial Correspondence.)

\
Geneseo, July 3I-The commun-
ity was shocked late last Saturday
afternoon learn Of the death by
drowning Of Lester Claude Erdman.
14-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George. Erdman of Edford town.
ship. He came to his death by ac-
cidental drowning in the Hennepin
canal on the farm OF r. B. Lyons.
about four miles northwest of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman and son
left their home about 6h miles
southwest Of Geneseo, Saturday aft
ernoon, and drove directly north
and to the home of relatives. Les
ter remained there while the par
ents came into Geneseo for the aft
ernoon's shopping. After leaving
his folks, Lester, accompanied by
Lawrence Gernant, a son Of George
C. Gernant, and Maurice Gernant,
a son of Henry Gernant. went to
the Hennepin canal to swim. By
evidence presented to the coron-
er's jury, it was ascertained that
young Erdman and Lawrence Ger
nant had crossed the canal. Ger
nant succeeded in swimming back,
but Erdman went under when
about three-fourths Of the way
back. Gernant went to his aid and
succeeded in grasping him by the
hand, but he was unable to retain
his grip. Three little girls were
also at the canal at the time of the
drowning.
Body Found in Hour.
Aid was Immediately summoned
at the r. B. Lyons home. Telephone
messages to Geneseo were quickly
answered and a number OF people
drove out and the search for the
body was continued. Hartley Combs,
Henry Sand, Jr., and Clinton Quill
len sought to locate the body by
diving. It was found and brought
to shore about an hour after the
accident, by Combs and CULLEN.
DR.. E. B. Gilbert was present, but
efforts at resuscitation were use
less.
The parents were sought BY rel.
atives and friends and informed OF
the loss Of their son, an only child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman were not
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JAIL SENTENCE Is
FACING BOOTLEGGER
Especial Correspondent

I0peCIdI CUfr0SPOnU6nCe.J
Sterling, ILL.,, July 31.-Cecil Huy-
vaert Of Deer Grove was bound
over to the grand jury on a charge
Of keeping for sale, selling and dis
posing of intoxicating liquor. His
bonds which he furnished were
placed at $4,000. This is the sec
ond time he has been charged with
selling Intoxicating liquor. A year
ago he spent 80 days in the county
Jail and paid fine of $500 and
costs. The least he can draw for
the second offense is fine OF $500
and year in the penitentiary. II
convicted he will be given a year.
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DELEGATES NAMED
TO CONVENTION OF
COUNTY OFFICERS
(Special Correspondence.)


Kewanee, ILL.,, July 31.-Officiai
delegates from Henry county at the
Seth annual convention of the state
association Of supervisors, county
commissioners, county and probate
clerks and auditors will be Super
yisors Dennis Emerson, Kewanee;
S. w. Shafer, Geneseo, and Ere
mont Peck, Woodruff. The con-
vention will be in session Aug. /, 2
and 3 at Danville, Ill.
Annual outing and picnic of the
Henry county board of supervisors
and their wives and families will
be held at the Geneseo Country
club, Aug. 16. Supervisor Fremont
Peck of Woodruff, is chairman of
the arrangements committee.
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EXPECT STERLING
HORSES TO MAKE
SHOWING AT RACE
Especial Correspondence

Sterling, July 31.-Local horses
are expected to make showing at
the Galena races this week. Charles
Rumley has taken Princess Eta
wah. Golden Mary and Delwood,
and William Hoover's horse, Hazel
H., and H. L. Harrington has TAX
en- Exdell and Mrs. Schick's Abe
Rex, and between these six horses
some Of them should finish well in
front.
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DIR. ARRICK LEAVES
ON VACATION TRIP
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo. July 31.-Dr. A Judson
Arrick, pastor Of the First Pfesby-
terrain church Of this city left today
in his auto for months vacation.
His first stop will be at Pine Lake,
near Charlevoix, Mich, where Mrs.
Arrick is at present. For the next
three Sundays services at the local
church will be in charge of Rev.
and Mrs. Graham Fuller. The last
Sunday in August the services will
be in charge Of W. C. Snyder, pas
tor at large OF the Rock River
presbytery.
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MATTESON WILL
BE SOLOIST AT
GALVA CONCERT

Galva, July 31.-Maurice Matte
son Of Macon, Ca, who is making
an extended visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Matteson, will
be the soloist at the band concert
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Matteson
sang here one evening last sum-
mer, and the announcement that he
Will appear again will be pleasing
news to his many friends. Mr.. Mat
teson will sing "Suez" and 'She Is
Just an Old-Fashioned Girl"
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SCHEDULE FOR
eAlUI|lU|QUl IS
ARRANGED HERE

(special 70 The Argus.)

1iedo, July SIN presenting
IT, 1922 program for the Aledo
chautauqua. Aug. Is. II. Is, 10. 20.
and n, the committee in charge
feel that they are giving Mercer
county people an opportunity to
h4Vf some Of the finest lecturers.
orators and musical organizations
on the lyceum circuits.
Officers and committees in charge
Of the six-day event to be held as
usual under tent at North park,
have spared themselves no effort TO
make the 1922 program an out
standing feature. Music Of the
highest grade. varied and popular.
haS been obtained. The features
ara clean, clever and high grade
throughout. Each days program is
listed below:
y Wednesday Evening.
7:30-Music.
7:45-Our Chautauqua Local
officers and platform superintend-
ent.
8-Lecture. 1.-THE New Democ-
racy"-Dr. 8. Parkes Cadman, one
Of the worlds greatest pulpit ora
tors.
Thursday.
3-Concert-Apollo Musical club,
an enjoyable blending Of the old
and the new, the classical and the
popular. -. ,,.,.,
club, vocal and instrumental.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Service
Pay"-Fred High. editor chautau-
qua department of The Billboard.
and pleasing community lecturer.
Friday.
3IConcert - Crawford Adams
7:30-Concert-Crawford Adams
company, the biggest little COM
pany on the chautauqua platform.
company, featuring Crawford
Adams. wizard of the violin and
popular entertainer.
8:30-Lecture, 1.-THE Romance Of
Big Business" John Cava-
naugh, eminent Catholic lecturer.
Saturday.
3-Concert-Weber Male quartet
a recognized chautauqua success.
7:30-Concert - Weber Male
quartet. giving popular and etand-
ard numbers.
'S:3o-Lecture. 1.-THE Winning
Man"-Harry l.. Fogleman, mag.
netic, rapid fire speaker.
Sunday.
Observation-Disclosures BLACK
and Gold orchestra, an unusual six
piece organization.
.2.30-Lecture, Out OF Work.
DR.. John A. Gray. known as "the
hobo expert"
observation-disclosures BLACK
and Gold orchestra, featuring xylo
phone soloist.
;8:30-Lecture, THE Man of tn.
Honr"-Dr. John A. Gray. founder
!. OF the Workingman's church, New
n York city.
Monday.
7:30-Concert - Smith Spring
Holmes Orchestral quintet, pro
gram Of remarkable variety ant
popularity.
3:30-Lecture, 1.-THE Made to Or
der T0wn"-Galen Starr Ross, com
munity builder.
7:30-Leceure, Success Insur
ance"-Galen Starr Ross, a messen
(. ger Of optimism and good cheer.
S;30-COncert - Smith Spring
Holmes Orchestral quintet, tn
company artistic, five versatile art
istS,
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RETURN TO COLFAx.
Special Correspondence.)

Geneseo, July 31.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hornecker, who were called
to Geneseo from Colfax, Iowa,
where they had gone for the ben
eft A0f Mr.. Hornecker's health, by
the death of Louis Blank, returned
to Colfax Saturday evening. They
expect to remain there few more
weeks before returning home.
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SUPPLY WILL,
ONLY LAST 10 DAYS
ALDERMAN SAYS
Especial Correspondence !

Galva, July 31.-A sufficient SUD-
ply OF coal to last 10 days is on
nand at the waterworks. This re-
port IS given by Alderman Nelson.
VINO Is chairman OF the waterworks
committee. The fuel is being haul
ed to the plant here from the banks
near Victoria, Ill.
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HANSEI.MAN HOME
SOLD; TO RETURN
TO FARM IN IOWA

Especial Correspondence.)
Geneseo, July 31.-Charles Han
selman has sold his residence on
East Wall street to L. L. Freder-
ickson. 1t is a large home with
about two acres of ground. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanselman and family
will leave Geneso about Sept. /, for
Luverne Iowa, where they will
again resume the operation and
management Of the farm which
they own near that place. Their
residence will lbe in Luverne.
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n. j. SMITH Is
GIVEN CONTRACT
FOR CITY WORK
Especial Correspondence. }

-
Silvis, July 31.-H. j. Smith of
Silvis has been awarded the con-
tract for constructing a sewer and
watermains on Fourth street. The
contract price was 1888. The
award was made at 5 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon by the city council.
The council will hold regular ses-
sion at 1880 tomorrow night.
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1odav's News Of Western Illinois
NcaUs of Western
Illinois Il, Briefs

|. Woodhull-Frank Swanson, pres
ident of the State bank. will leave
Wednesday for Palmyra, Mo-, to
spend a month ON their farm near
that city.
Mrs. C. J. Sweeney and children
left Saturday for Gafesburg where
they will spend . few days before
returning to their home in Chicago.
They spent the month of July at
the home of Mrs. Sweeney's mother.
Mrs. Mary Undertake. Mrs. Tim
berlake accompanied them as far
as Galesburg.
Atkinson.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Rumler and Miss Alma MAloney
were the guests of Mr.. aad Mrs.
Joe Pelekan at 6 O'Clock dinner
Friday evening.
Annawan.-Mrs. Pete Quekels has
returned home after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bohart, at Mitchell, s. d. Mrs. b.
hart had been seriously ill, but was
improved when her sister left
Attorney A. H. De Roo was q bus
mess caller in Chicago last week.
Galva-Mr. and Mrs. Merrick
Corkill are the parents of a son.
This is their second child.
Fred Beck, of Nelson, British Co.
lumbia, is making a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Andrew Beck.
Melvin Collinson and George
Barlow leave tomorrow for Camp
Custer, where they will take a
months military training.
Galva, July 31-A lawn sociable
will be given Thursday evening at
the home Of Charles Hurlnitt, six
miles northwest of Galva. The
event is sponsored by the members
of the Kewanee Methodist church.
Silvis.-The annual picnic Of the
I. o. o. F. lodge which was to have
been held yesterday was postponed
indefinitely because of weather con-
ditions.
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MRS. M'ARTHUR
Of eENESEOls
CALLED T0RESl

Especial Correspondence,

Geneseo, July 31.-Mrs. Juit.
Macarthur, widow of Francis H "a.
Arthur. died at the home Of Mr..
Tillfe and Lee Barnes and ~.
sister, Mrs. Wilson, on South Cal
lege avenue. Saturday afternoon =
$3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. Macarthur ~
been in declining health for soms
time past Two weeks ago she mi
fered ., fall. sustaining an iniur,
to her left shoulder, which vss =
that time not considered ssrious
and during the past few dayy Nc.
strength declined gradually.
Mrs. Macarthur was born in Lever.
EFT, Mass, Feb. 10, 1S41. the daurh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bell
With her parents she came to thia
vicinity in 1853, at which time they
located on a farm in Sharon. NORTH
of Geneseo. Three years later they
moved to Geneseo, where she mar
ried Francis H. Macarthur on Oct
q, 1874. Mr.. Macarthur was one Of
Geneseo's leading citizens, serving
in several official capacities and
also for several terms as county
coroner. His death occurred In this
city May II, 1906. Mrs. Macarthur
was also prominently identified
with many of the activities Of the
city. She was member and for.
mer president of Colonel GalliEaa
circle Of the G. A. R.. a member Of
Geneseo Chapter Order of Eastern
Star, Geneseo Chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution, and Of
the Altus Chapter, P. E. O., at Al.
tus. Okla Mrs. Macarthur was an
ardent and very active member Of
the First Unitarian society Of this
city.
Two children were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Macarthur, both daughters.
Bessie died March IA, 1882, aged I
years, and Winnie on Nov. 4, 1Ss3
aged Is years. She then took into
their family as foster children, her
neice, Mrs. Bonnie Ball jeffrey, now
of Oklahoma City, Okla; and
Phineas Morrow of this city, to
whom they devoted their lives and
who survive her as her devoted
children. She is also survived BY
two brothers, Charles A. Bali Of
Danville. ILL.,, and Harry Ball Of St
Louis, NO.. and the foster grand
children in the families of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phineas Morrow and Mr.. I'd
Mrs. Burke Jeffrey.
Funeral To-day.
The funeral service was held 1t
the Unitarian church this Afternoon
At 3 O'Clock. A large number q
friends attended the service, whia
was conducted by Rev. C. w. Por-
ter Shirley. Interment was at Oak-
wood cemetery.
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REYNOLDS DOCTOR
DAMAGES CAR ON
SLIPPERY HIGHWAY
(Special Correspondence. !

VOPcCIdl OOITeSpUHuVHC6.J
Reynolds, July 31.-Dr. L. C..
Booher, chiropractor Of Reynolds,
escaped injury when his
roadster went into the ditch north
of the Frank Irwin farm. Slip
perry roads, due to recent oiling
caused the accident. The car was
badly damaged on the left side.
There have been several other acct
dents on this hill.
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PRESLEY PRICE
IMPROVES STORE
Especial Correspondence,)

Especial correspondence
Geneseo, July 3I-Pressley Price
is making marked changes and Inn
provements in the building Of the
Blackiston block, north of MAma's
Snow White bakery. The interior
is being repainted and new front
will be installed. He expects to
have the place ready for occupancy
within the next two weeks.
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SHEFFIELD man
IS SUMMONED
ESPECIAL Correspondence. J

(SpecfdI lOfreSpOndence.J
Sheffield, July 31.-Edward De
Decker died at his home here Sat
urday following a long illness Of
cancer. He is survived by his wife
and three daughters. Funeral SER
vices were held. at 10 o'clock this
morning from St. Patrick's church
Sheffield.
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WILL SPEND WEEK
AT GENESEO CAMP
{special Correspondence.)

Bishop Hill, July 31.-Mr. and
Mrs. Raney P. Spets and children,
Rias and leila, together with the
following young ladies have gone
to Penny Slough, near Geneseo, to
spend a week camping: The Misses
Dorothy Olson, Doris Olson, Kath-
ryn and Emmelyne Arnquist, Agnes
Atkinson, Pearle Lindstrum and
Elizabeth Falk. Miss Edna Halver-
son expects to join the camping
party later.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. WHITE.

Geneseo, July 31.-The funeral Of
Mrs BENJAMIN White was held At
the late residence on West Second
street yesterday afternoon. The
services were in charge Of Rev. c.
w. Porter Shirley Of tho First UNI
tartan church. Interment was at
lakewood cemetery.
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Funeral Today.
YOUNG MEN PLAN
TO GIVE DANCES
Especial CcrEespundence.l

Geneseo, Ill, July 31.-A cam
mittee OF young men of this city
have arranged to conduct Wedn0-
day evening dancing parties 4
Schuetzlers bovery, two mi2ea
Wegts0f Geneseo, on Wednasday
nights. The 1rxt-of no SERIES of
dances DO held August
Rommfe's Syncopatrs viii fKn1sh
the music.
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STERLING CLUB Is
AFTER GOLF MEET
Especial Correspondenca J

Sterling. H. July 31.-The Rock
River Country club has high hopes
Of staging the 1898 Northern Illi-
nois and Southern Wisconsin golf
and the team repre-
senting the local club pu. in an
application for the next tournament
and expects TO lind Il.
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MILLER FARM SOLD.

0oPeCIdI CUETeSp0n0ence.1
Erie, July 31.-The Miller farm
at Sheffield owned by Mrs. r. L.
Miller of Erie, H., has been sold to
George and Charles Boyden. local
bankers. by w. B. Carr, real estate
agent of Mineral.
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Albany Concert Pleases
Especial Correspondence !

Albany, July S1.-The .Happv
Five" orchestra played to a large
audience at Community hall Friday
evening and gave . delightful pro-
gram. several Of the numbers be-
Ing Enthusiastically encored. Miss
MaFie Trent is to be Congratulated
upon her brilliant snccess AZ Z di-
rector.
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MOVE TO NORMAL.
(Special COrrespondence !

Sherrard. July 31.-Professor A.
c. Cade and family have moved to
NesWal. ILL.,. where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Cade was
principal Of the Sherrard commun-
ity. school for the past two years.
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Kicked By Horse.
Especial Correspondent

NOPcc1 NUIIeSpOHuenCe.1
Albany, July 31.-Harold Blan-
chard, the 15-year-old son Of Her
man J. Blanchard. suffered a pain
ful injury when he was kicked in
the side by q horse and two ribs
were broken.
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HENRY COUNTY
FAIR ASSURED
FOR THIS FALL
Guarsntee Fund Is Raised ut Mass
Meeting; New Officers WIN
Meet Thmslay Night
Especial Correspondence.)

Cambridge, July 31.-The Henry
County fair for 1922 was assured
Saturday morning at mass meet
ing at the farm bureau rooms,
when IA business men pledged
500 apiece as a nucleus for guar
antee fund. A committee was ap-
pointed to complete the solicitation
Of the city and by Saturday even
ing the fund had reached $500.
The canvass continued over the
weekend and it is expected that
the total will reach $4,000 by this
evening.
States Attorney C. A. Melin act
ed as chairman of the Saturday
meeting, and Ray Bloomgren as
secretary. Several different plans
for financing the fair were pro-
posed. Mayor James M. Pratt sug-
gested that the business men of the
city be solicited for donations of
500, the same to be given in the
form of 800 checks to be held as
a guaranty.
The sale of the treasury stock
has been given up for the present
and a season ticket campaign will
be held in the near future.
Offices Now Filled.
The fair association has had I'M
told trouble in filling the offices
made vacant by the resignation OF
the old officers, but they have the
assurance now that the following
men will act: President, c, P. Rim
er, Of Galva; vice presidents, L. E,
Telleen of Cambridge and D. S.
Brown Of Geneseo; secretary, Ray
Blomgren Of Cambridge; treasurer,
Frank Wilson of Cambridge, and S.
W. Popleton of Cambridge as SUI
perintendent of privileges; H. C.
Mullen, superintendent of speed ;
Otto Haag, superintendent OF
grounds.
The following persons have
pledged the 500 for the guaranty
fund: C. A. Melin, F. B. Hadley
Aug. Alsen, Ray Blomgren. Frank
Rogers, A. J. Ross, H. S. White, ]
NJ. Pratt, G. G. johnson M. ],
Smith, Dan McCurdy, Leslie Hunt
H. C. McMullen, W. S. Johnston
Walter A. Olson, Charles A. KEEL
logg, ]. A. Horberg. E. A. .Rosen-
stone, Leonard E. Telleen, c. L
Kettering, Kirkland and STEERS
Henry Broghammer, W. E. Steph-
ems, c. S. Eastman, George H
Brown, Otto Hagg, and J. D. Stiers
The canvassing committee was
composed of F. B. Hadley, Dan Nc
Curdy and William Johnston.
Plan Four-Day Fair.
It is thought that the fair will be
a four-day show instead of the
usual three-day, with a night pro-
gram as an added attraction
These particulars will be fully de.
cided when the officers and direc-
tors meet again Thursday.
Catalogues will be issued i'm
mediately and with the new officers
and directors behind the project
the people of Henry county can res,
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Atkinson.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Rumler and Miss Alma Maloney
were the guests Of Mr.. aAd Mrs.
Joe Pelekan at 6 O'Clock dinner
Friday evening.
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Silvfs.-The annual picnic Of the
l. o. o. F. lodge which was to have
been held yesterday was postponed
indefinitely because of weather con-.
ditious,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-22
WEYERHAEUSER

Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Needham were
callers at Ladysmith Monday.
Miss Malvina Tabor has purchased
a new Packard piano.
Anton Daniels is acting as salesman
for Zanol products in this territory.
The K of p lodge held meeting
at the lodge hall Saturday evening.
Harold Bye, Of Ladysnith, spent a
few hours in this city Monday, while
enroute to Minneapolis in his car.
Bert Giles was forced to be absent
from his work on the 500 Line sew
eral days this week on account of sick
ness.
The dance given at the Island Lake
pavilion Saturday night by Deck Get
chel, was attended by a fair-sized
crowd. Pelkey's orchestra furnished
the music.
Mesdames H. Z. White, Fred Apker
and Chauncey Marrier motOred to La
dysmith in the H. T. White car Sat
urday. Miss Mae Maffett returned
with them to spend Sunday with home
folks
Mrs. TheO. Kurth, former resident
of this city, visited here several days
the latter part of the week, while en-
route to Rhinelander to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Harry LaTour, during
the holidays.
Misses Alfredo Anderson and Wv
ian Frogner arrived here Saturday
from Stevens Point, where they have
been attending school, and will re-
main at their respective homes until
after the holidays.
Helen Hawver, who is teaching at
New England, N. d., writes that she
is well pleased with her new location
and that her school work is very inter
esting. A VictrOla and records earned
by the school is to be added to her
schoolroom at Christmas time.
In last weeks issue of the News
Budget in the Weyerhaeuser items, the
officers for the ensuing year in the
Pythian Sisters lodge were mentioned.
and through an error the office and
name Of the Most Excellent Chief,
Mrs. SWany hoard, was omitted.