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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
PIANO PUPILS
Give RECITAL
At eENESE0.
Friends and Parents Who Hear
Offering Well Pleased With
Progress Of Students.
Especial Correspondence

Especial correspondence
Geneseo, Aug. 12.-Piano pupil.
of Miss Harriet Crosier appeared in
recital at the Congregational church
at 8 O'Clock last evening. A larse
number of friends of the student.
enjoyed the following program:
Part One.
Silver Chimes. Ducelli - Edna
Krantz, Ethel Krantz.
The Bugler, Arnold - Phylli.
Meeker.
First Rose Waltz, spaulding-
Elsie Hamilton.
Airy Fairies. Spaulding-EIsie .
Hamilton.
Little Ray Of Sunshine-Lojs
Delp.
Blow .Bugles-Bernice Evans,
Playful Kittens, Lawson Cen!
eve Taylor.
Selection-Gerold Bentley.
Maypole Dance, Martin Mari,
Terpening.
Melody. duet, Presser - Ralph
Sieben, Roland Sieben.
Old Folks Dance - Blanche
! Sturm.
Over the Top. Roef-vernor
Weinrich.
Sleighride Galop, Ducelli-Helen
Pritchard.
United States of America-lrene
label.
Cock Robin and Jenny Wren
Dorothy Smith.
Arrival of the Brownies-Myrtls
Mae Harper.
| Military Array, Kern - Irene
Delp.
! Melody Rondo, LeCouppe-ver-
bena Carlson, Marjorie Carlson.
Ceder Brook Waltz, Perry-Flor-
ence Magerkurth.
Song Without Words-Ida Stahl.
American School March, Engel-
mann-Neva Johnson. Doris John
son.
| Part Two.
The Whirlpool, grand galop,
Hoetz-Herbert Peterson, Agnes
Peterson. t-
| Dance OF Spring, Franz-Helen
| Smith.
! Jolly Blacksmith, Harris-Irene
Kruger.
| In Measured Tread, Parluw-
| Ethel McKihhon
Church Bells Ringing, Lindsay-
Fern Firch.
Independence Day, Spaulding -
Joel Goreth.
Qui, vive, galop, Ganz-vema
Firch, Pearl Firch.
Morning Prayer, Streabog-Mar-
garet Magerkurth.
| Old English Dance, Smith-Ar-
lene Smith.
! My Love Star, Ganschals-Mar-
jorie Lavine.
I; Dance of the Village Maiden,
Lindsay-Lulu Swanson.
Welcome to Spring, Osten-viola
Werkheiser, Bertha Nitz, Ethel
Jaquet.
Golden Rain, Cloy-Helen Carl
son.
| Angels Voices Ever Near, Sweet
Anna Harvey.
/ When the Lights are Low, Eng
lemann-Lucile Smith.
/ Charge of the UIans, Bohm -
Rhoda Johnson, Lois Johnson.
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ASKS FOR WAY
TO DISTRIBUTE
COLLEGE FUND
Treasurer Of William and vashd
Endowment Fund May Place
Case r Court
ESPECIAL to The Argus

Aledo, Aug. l2.-Robert L. Wat
son, treasurer Of the William and
Vashti college endowment fund,
is asking that subscribers Of the
fund give suggestions as to a meth
cd of giving the fund back to the
donors.
It is Mr., Watson's belief that the
fund can be converted into cash
by next March if1desired and sug-
gests the possibility that through
q court action, an order might be
obtained ordering a distribution OF
the fund in al equitable manner
and thus relieving the treasurer
and his bondsmen. of further re-
sponsibility.
During the past two years the col
lego buildings have been used as a
high school, but with the near COM
pletion Of the new high school
what Is to be done with the build
ings is the big question now before
Mercer county people. Until the
opening Of the World war the col
lege was in fine shape, but from
that time on failed rapidly as the
student attendance fell greatly.
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GALVA GIRL IS
HONORED GUEST
AT PRETTY EVENT
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Especial correspondence
Galva. Aug. ia pre-nuptial
shower was given Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. James
Kermeen n honor OF Miss Emily
Moore of Galva, who will soon wed
George Connell OF Sydney, Aus
tralia. The shower was given by
the Misses Essie Taggert and Hilda
Clucas. The residence was very
beautifully decorated with pink and
white ribbons and flowers. Fifty
relatives and friends of Miss Moore
were present. The charming BRIDE
to-be was presented with a large
and beautiful array of gifts, con-
sisting Of linen, silver, cut glass,
pyrex, china and aluminium ware.
Little Ethel kermcen. gowned as a
bride, presented the gifts. The
hostess was assisted by the Mes
danes R. Kermcen, H. Collister,
+. Whaley and the Misses c. Brown
and Ethel Kermeen,
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HENRY HERD, S.,
IS LAID TO REST
Especial Correspondence.)

Albany. Aug. 12.-Services for
Henry Herd, aged "a, well known
farmer, were held at o'clock this
afternoon from the Methodist
church. Rev. j. A. L. Warren off,
ciated. The Albany Masonic
lodge was in charge Of the SER
vice.
Mr.. Herds death was a shock to
the community. Although he had
been in i'll health for year his sud-
den passing Thursday morning was
unexpected. He was born in Ger
many, July %, 1868. He was mar
ried a few years ago, the widow
being the only survivor.
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DEATH CLAIMS
CENESE0 GIRL
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespOndence.)
Geneseo, Aug 12.-Florence Win
fired Robinson, aged 20 years,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Robinson, died at the home of her
parents on the Porter Larkins
farm in Munson township, late
yesterday afternoon. She had been
sufferer from tuberculosis.
Miss Robinson was born in Lynn
township, Henry county, Sept. 2,
1902. With her parents she came
to this vicinity several years ago.
Miss Robinson attended the Gen
eseo collegiate institute, also the
Geneseo high school and more re-
Gently had been taking q prepara-
tory nursing course at the Daven-
port hospital She was of a pleas
ing personality and popular with
many friends.
She is survived by the bereaved
father and mother, three sisters
and one brother. Mrs. Ray West
erdale. Mrs. Harold Hosstetter.
Gertrude Evelyn, and Keith, at
home. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Shields of Mo-
line, pastor of the Baptist church.
will have charge of the service.
i Burial will be in lakewood GENE
terry.
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Aledo and Mercer County
Aldo Church Notes

Rev. o. r. Domeit, pastor Of the
Swedish Lutheran church. will be
in charge Of the union services
Sunday evening in North Park. Ar
rangements are being made for
special music.
First Baptist-Rev. r. E. Psltou,
pastor. Bible school at 10 g. m. b
Y. p. u. meeting at 6:45 p. m. Al
the Enon church Bible school at 10
q. m. There will be no preaching
services as the pastor Is taking
few days vacation.
First Presbyterian-Dr. A. Jud-
son Arrick, minister. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching serv-
ices at II O'Clock in charge OF Rev
Graham Fuller. returned mission
airy from Siam. Mrs. Fuller will be
at the Seaton Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. In the evening
Rev. Fuller will be at Seaton. Fol-
lowing the service Sunday Rev
Fuller will spend several days al
WinOna Lake.
oWCulou AQLuCi Oh ~.
Domeij, pastor. Sunday school al
9:45 a. m. Morning service in the
Swedish language at 10:45 o'clock
Last night the Dorcas society was
entertained by Mrs. Clara Anderson
and Miss Mable Anderson at the
home OF the latter.
United Presbyterian-Rev. ]. B
Pollock, pastor. All services at tht
usual hour. Sunday school at II
a. m. Preaching service at L
o'clock. Young Peoples meeting a
$3.50 p. m. At the morning service
the delegates to the national con
vention of the Young Peoples or
ganization of the United Presby
terian church. held recently a
+ Monmouth, will give report
Those who attended the meet were
Leota Warwick, Dora Giebrich, Ev;
Rankin and Sarah Pollock.
First Methodist-Dr. Samuel Val
PeIt. pastor. Morning services a
usual. Sunday school at 10 a. m
/ Preaching services at II o'clock.
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FINE BOYS, THEN
ARREST THEM ON
ANOTHER CHARGE
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge, Aug. 12.-H. Nelson
and Ted Johnson, two young men
OF Cambridge, who have been par
taking of the forbidden hooch, were
picked up by the police and given
a fine Of $40 and costs each. 1t
seems as though the county officials
have had their eyes on the boys
for some time, for when Judge
Werbach discharged them from the
police court, Deputy Sheriff Brown
was on the scene, took the young
men in custody again under a
charge Of transporting booze, had
them before Judge Telleen, who
gave them each 60 days in the
county Jail.
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CHURCH SERVICES
Especial Corresondence.)
Cambridge. Aug.

Cd4Ul luSC, Aus IL.
Methodist A. Gordon, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching one hour later. Subject,
Peaks of the Institute. The Ep-
worth league will hold their regu-
lar meeting Sunday evening prior
to the union service at the fair
grounds. The institute members
leave for Milan Monday. Rev. Cor
don has spent a portion of the week
at the institute at Pontiac.
Baptist-R. M. Jones, pastor.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
The pastor and his family are Wis
iting friends in Missouri this week,
consequently there will be no
morning service. Prayer meeting
Thursdays.
Swedish Lutheran Sunday school
and morning service at the usual
hour.
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MRS. SETH BAKER
TO SPEND WINTER
AT WuMETTE. III.
Especial Corresnonderice ,

~~-~SH'y
Erie, Aug. 12.-Mrs., Seth Baker.
who has been a member of the
George Mauer family since spring.
has gone to Wilmette, ILL.,, where
she will spend the winter with Rev.
and Mrs. Claude More, as compan-
ion for Mrs. More. Mrs. Baker was
given a farewell party at the Mauer
home by ~ members of the Will
ing Workers class of the Methodist
Sunday school. 1t was a complete
surprise, as Mrs. Baker had been
invited to the home Of a friend for
supper and early in the evening
was taken for an auto ride. About
& o'clock she returned to the
Mauer home and found the COM
pany assembled. A pleasant eve
ming was spent and ice cream and
cake were served. Mrs. Baker Is
the widow Of Rev. Seth Baker. a
former pastor of the Methodist
church here. His death occurred
during his pastorate.
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SUM OF $35 Is
REALIZED FROM
ERIE FIELD DAY

Especial Correspondence.)
Erie, Aug. 12.-Something in the
nature of field day was held at
the woman's club park Thursday
afternoon, under the auspices Of
the Friendly circle of the Methodist
Sunday school. Various amuse-
ments were enjoyed, including a
ball game between the town and
country nine, in which the town
boys won the game by a score OF
II to 5. After the game the time
was passed in visiting, playing vol
leyball, pitching horseshoes, etc.,
until 6 O'Clock, when a bounteous
supper was served to about 80 peo-
pie. The gate receipts were about
$35.
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WELFARE CLUB OF
JOY TO SPONSOR
STEAMBOAT TRIP
ESPECIAL to The 5Argus.)

Aledo, Aug. IL. - Arrangements
have been completed by the Joy
Welfare association for the spon-
soring Of q steamboat excursion on
Wednesday, Sept. 6. The excursion
sill be an all day affair starting
1t New Boston and going to Ft.
Madison and return. 1t is planned
to spend enough time at Fl. Madi-
son that those who are on the ex-
cursion may have an opportunity
Of going through the state peni-
Tertiary. Stops both going and
coming will be made at Keiths-
burg. The boat that has been char.
tered for the occasion is the mag.
nif1ceut Washington"
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PAINT BRIGHTENS
KEITHSBURG HOMES

Especial Correspondencc.)
Keithsburg. Aug. 12-Now that
the dusty season and the insect
time Is almost passed many are
having their houses painted and
decorated. DR.. J. s. Aliens home
on Washington street has been
painted q rich ivory with green
trimmings Elicit Bros. are~the
arttsts. They are also engaged in
painting Frank Willitts home. Mrs.
B. e. Bohan Is having her home
painted by Howe & Roth OF Seaton.
The residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Born1 is being painted by Haupt
Bros. Mrs. n. ]. Burgett's house
and the Blooiner home we're also
done By Elicit Bros.
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Reynolds.-Mrs. F. E. Miller, who
has been visiting for month with
her brother and other relatives IN
Pennsylvania, has returned home.
Stanley Huston Of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the Haeie
home, has returned to his home.
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w. GRAHAM VISITS
FRIENDS AT ALEDO
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Aledo, Aug. IL. - Congressman
w. J. Graham spent today in this
city visiting with his many friends
and at the home of his brother,
Paul ]. Graham, states attorney.
MIR. Graham has been in Rock Is
land, Monmouth and other cities in
this district, in behalf of his fall
campaign. He will leave Monday
for Washington, D. C. A number
of prominent Republicans from the
county are meeting with Mr.. Ora
ham today.
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FARMERS WAIT
AT MINES FOR
LOADS OF COAL
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Especial Correspondence
Seaton, Aug. 12.-Farmers in this
vicinity are taking advantage Of
the cool weather and are attempt
ing to haul the winter coal supply.
This, however, is meeting with some
opposition. First the farmers
must drive to the mines, located
twenty or twenty-five miles away.
When they arrive it is often neces-
sary to wait for two or three days,
due to the small amount of coal be-
ing mined. When a wait is neces-
sary food for the men and horses
is often rushed by autos.
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ALEDO CORNER Is
ACCIDENT SCENE
Especial to The Argus.)


Aldo, Aug. ia Studebaker
sedan, driven by c. H. Finch OF this
city, and a large touring car oper-
ated by a Mr.. Baker, drygoods
salesman Of Galesburg, smashed
yesterday at the intersection OF
South Maple and East Fifth streets.
Mr.. Finch was coming from the
north and turning the corner to
the right. The other car was COM
ing from the east and it was MT.
Bakers intention to turn north. Mr..
Baker was entirely at fault and as
is the case with few drivers, admit
ed it. Lights and tenders were the
only damages on the two cars,
neither of the drivers being hurt.
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REV. CROCKEN TO
DELIVER SERMON
AT N. E. CHURCH
(Snecial Correspondence.l

Geneseo, Aug. H. Rev. Roy
Crocken of Hinckley, ILL.,. will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the First Metho-
dist church at the morning service
at IL o'clock. Rev. Crocken is we'll
known to the people Of this vicinity
and his appearance will be well
coined. Rev. Fletcher DeClark OF
this church will deliver the ser,
mon at the union meeting at the
city park tomorrow evening. His
subject is Loyalty" Special music
will be furnished by the Methodist
church choir.
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FARMERS LEARN
VACATION VALUE
(Special Correspondence !

Especial CorrespOndence.)
Keithsburg. Aug. LIVERY year
farmers are learning more the val
ue Of a vacation. Where in years
past they would hesitate to leave
home in the summer, now between
threshing time and fall many avail
themselves Of the opportunity their
cars afford and take trip. A.
Today r. e. Doak. wife and son
Billy. with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nc
Hard Of Aledo. left on an auto trip
to Niagara Falls and eastern points
Of interest.
Ed Olson, with his wife and fam.
lily are on the same trip. Both par
ties will be absent about two weeks.
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6-YEAR-OLD GIRL
Is ENTERTAINER
AT MILAN SOCIAL,

Milan, Aug. 1.-THE entertain
ment given at the Presbyterian
church last evening was q decided
success. Every number was we'll
received, and all responded to en-
cores. Little Katherine Murphy
gave q solo number as 4 substitute
for the members Of Mrs. Toenges'
class and much credit Ii due the
little lady, who b only 8 years old.
Ice cream and cake and social
hour was enjoyed after the pro-
GRAM About Sss was realized
from the AlEaif.
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Taylor Ridge-The sum Of $50
was cleared from the second per-
Torrance OF the ladies' aid society
entertainment given at Buffalo
Prairie.
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w. r. G. SOCIALHELD
AT MAXFIE.D HOME
Especial Correspondencel

Especial Correspondence
; Prophetstown, Aug. 1.-THE W.
r. c. social held at the home of Mrs.
Charlie Maxfield was most success
full. There were over thirty people
present. A good program of read
ing and music, with a guessing con-
test furnished entertainment. A
fine picnic dinner was served.
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No CHANGE IN
CONDITION OF
AlEDO fARMER

fSnecial Correspondence. !

A1edo. Aug. 12.--Attending Ply
sician G. H. Moore stated this
morning that there Is no change in
the condition Of lack Aloud, well
known Mercer stockman, who fell
or was thrown from his horse
Thursday afternoon. When found.
few minutes after the accident,
Mr.. Aloud was unconscious and at
late hour this morning was still
In the same condition. An improve
ment is looked for, but. according
to DR.. G. H. Moore. the victim may
have sinking spell at any time.
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RETURNS TORDIA
AFTER YEARS VISIT
(Special Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Aug. IL. - The Misses
Edna and Hilma Levine left here
last Thursday morning for
Waukegan, ILL.,, where they were
joined by their father, S. A. Devine
and their brother Edward. On Aug.
% Miss Hilma will sail for India
by the way of England and other
European countries. The father,
Miss Edna and Edward will make
their future home in Waukegan, Ill.
Miss Edna is a missionary sent
there by the Augustana synod.
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II Todays News Of Western Illinois
Ne,Ds Of Western
Illinois IN Briefs

Colona.-Mrs. Mat Driscoll, who
has been seriously Ill ut the Luth-
eran hospital. IL reported to be
slightly improved.
Miss June Resse has returned
from . three weeks vacation spent
Id the east.
Miss Sylvia Cornwall has re-
turned from Denver. Col, where
she spent two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Kneberg.
Reynolds.-Mrs. F. E. Miller, who
has been visiting for month with
her brother and other relatives IN
Pennsylvania, has returned home.
Stanley Huston Of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the Haefie
home, has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thompson
and children from Rock Island. are
guests of Mrs. Thompson's father
W. H. James, and his sister. N1sa
Eliza James,, this week.
Mrs. Dora Wolever, who conducts
the Erie creamery, is taking a
vacation from her duties, and has
gone to Oklahoma to visit her sis
ters. Her two children, Robert and
uarrietta, accompanied her. Misses
Bessie and Vallie Wolever will visit
relatives during their mothers alb
sence.
Frank Seger has a musk melor
vine on his farm west OF town
which bears q well formed melons
Prophetstown-Mr. and Mrs
Claude Olinger are the parents O
a sen, born Aug. IL.
! A.baby daughter arrived Aug. II
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernt
Woodwork.
Galva-Captain ]. H. Murray ant
Comrade Huffman have had theil
Civil war pensions increased from
$50 to SIS per month.
DR.. May Won Kutzlben of Blacl
Hill, South Dakota, will form
partnership with the local firm o
Breeder and Breeder, chiroprac
tors.
Bowling-Several members Q
McConnell's chapel Methods
church erected a cottage at tn
Tindall grove for the use of tn
pastor during the coming cam
meeting.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Warren Andersen
and daughters, Lydia and Chariot
Of Rock Island, visited recently a
the Alfred Peterson home i
Blackhawk township.
Taylor Ridge-The sum Of SIS
was cleared from the second per
Torrance OF the ladies' aid societ
entertainment given at Buffai
Prairie.
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MONMOUTH MEN
HOME FROM CAMP
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Monmouth, Aug. 12.-Battery B
and the combat train Of the 1st hat
terry OF the 123rd field artillery, ar
rived home yesterday from q two
weeks. tour of duty at Camp Gus
ter, Mich,
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ANNUAL PICNIC OF
JOY SUNDAY SCHOOL
(Special Correspondence,)

Especial Correspondence.)
Joy, Aug. 1.-THE annual picnic
Of the Joy Methodist Sunday school
classes was held yesterday at the
Wedding grove, north of New Bos-
ton. There were rs people present.
Races, boat riding and swings for
the children were features OF the
days entertainment. Picnic dinner
was served at noon.
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SHIPMENTS OUT
or CAMBRIDGE
[speeiai Correspondence. ,

Cambridge. Aug. 1.-THE follow
ing livestock WAS shipped from
Cambridge to the Chicago market
this week: Cambridge Shipping as
sociation. six loads hogs and one
Of cattle; Lawrence Tickling, one
car Of cattle; Swanson Bros. one
Of cattle and one Of hogs; william
Finley. two Of hogs,
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BARN, i HORSES,
2 COWS BURNED;
TOTALLOSS $4,000
fsnecial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Geneseo, Aug. ia barn on
the farm OF Martin Rose, in Lo-
raine township and contents. in
Guiding four horses, two milk
cows and farm machinery, was
destroyed by fire last night. The
loss ID estimated at $4,000.
Lester Breeze is the tenant on
the farm. It ts thought that the
flames were started from a Ian
tern which had been taken into
the barn during milking time.
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WOMEN IN PAGEANT
AT CAMP MEETING

Especial COrrespondence.)
Bishop Hill, Aug. ia short
pageant entitled IAN Afternoon in
a Chinese Hospital was presented
by the members of the Bishop Hill
woman's foreign missionary society
at the camp meeting being held
east Of town. There was q very
large attendance at the camp
grounds. Thursday was the ami
versary OF the foreign missionary
society.
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MORROW FAMILY
VISIT IN CHICAGO
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Geneseo, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. Phineas Morrow and family
left Geneseo by auto for Chicago
yesterday morning where they will
visit for q few days with friends.
They expect to return to Geneseo
the latter part Of next week.
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MISSION SOCIETY
TO MEET AUG. nth
(Special Correspondence.)

especial correspondence
Geneseo, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE Mis-
sionary Society of the Grace
church will meet at the church
Thursday, Aug. II. The leaders
for the meeting are Mrs. John
Ernst, Mrs. Charles wager, Mrs.
Clayton Fehr and Mrs. John Miller.
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81. DECKER WEEDS
KEWANEE GIRL
{SOeC1aI INSTRUMENTATION

Cambridge, Aug. 12.-Harold
Decker OF Cambridge and Miss Viyi
EllenW0od Of Kevanee vera r.r-
RED in Davenport Aug. 10. MI.
Decker is rural mail carrier and
the young people viii make thar
home In Cambridge.
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FIRST BOAT SHOW
q OF SEASON TO BE
GIVEN AUGUST II
Especial Correspondence

Keithsburg, Aug. 1.-THE ad-
vance agent for French's New SEN
sation, the boat show, arrived in
Keithsburg today, coming through
from Pittsburgh, Pa.
French's will show in Keithsburg
next Thursday. Aug. II. presenting
the play. "A Modern Cinderella"
and varied program OF vaudeville,
singing and dancing.
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SIX LODGES MEET
AT PROPHETSTOWN
Especial Correspondence.)

2 V0peCIdI NUIIGSpUUUeuC6.J
Prophetstown, Aug. 1.-THE
county meeting Of the six lodges
OF the order of Odd Fellows met in
Prophetstown Thursday evening.
All lodges were represented and
81 members were present The
work was put on by the county
team. At the close Of the meeting
refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be in Fulton,