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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-26
HALLOWEEN TO
BE OBSERVED AT
BAPTIST CHURCH
Especial Correspondence

NSkSNA<AA SSAASSkSNANSASS'y
Orion, Oct. 26.-The social Tues
day evening, Oct 81, at the Orion
Baptist church will be Halloween
party. Every one is requested to
come in costume. There will be
games, stunts and refreshments ap-
propriate for Halloween.
The proceeds of this affair will
go to the Young Peoples summer
assembly fund for the purpose OF
sending delegates to Upper Alton
conference. The hosts and hos
tesses Of the occasion are: Prof.
and Mrs A. L. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
DC. keleher, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Ferguson, Rev. and Mrs. Fred F.
$ Shields and MI. apd Mrs. Lloyd
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LAST RITES FOR
MRS F.. MORGAN
ARE HELD TODAY
(Snecial tn The Argus \

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo. Oct. 26,-The funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Frank Morgan were
held this afternoon at 1870, at the
First Presbyterian church and in
terment was made in the Aiedo
cemetery, Rev. Henry Brink of
Knoxville, assisted by DR.. A. JUDI
son Arrick of the Aledo Presby-
terrain church, officiating. Services
were held at the home at Dahinda
this morning at 10 o'clock and the
funeral party then drove to Aledo.
Mrs. Morgan will be remembered
by Mercer county people as Miss
Vashti Valentine, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mis- Wesley Volen-
tine. She is survived by the hus-
band and two sons, Edward and
Benjamin, both small.
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LYNDON CHURCH
Is REDEDICATED

Especial Correspondence
Prophetstown, Oct ga rededi
cation Of the Congregational church
took place Tuesday evening at
Lyndon. An addition to the build
ing at q cost of several thousand
dollars having recently been made.
There were several Prophets
town people present at the rededi-
cation, the speaker Of the evening
being Rev. Mr.. Shannon, q pastor
some 20 years ago. He is now
located at Marion, Iowa. The church
building was filled to overlooking.
and after the ceremony q banquet
was served by the ladies' OF the
church.
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JUDGES TO Be
SELECTED ON
ELECTION DAY
Perce in County Clerks 0naee Busy
Adding Letter to Name Of
Candidate,
fSpecial to The Arxus.l


Aledo, Oct. 2e.-In checking over
the list Of judges named to officiate
at the coming election, it was
found that there will be several po-
sitions which have to be filled cleo
ton day. In New Boston. one of
the judges, Frank Accord, died sew
eral weeks ago, and George Bell of
Millersburg township and Tom
Edgington Of Keithsburg are both
in the Mercy hospital at Davenport
and may not be home In time to
ofi1ciate on Nov. I.
County Clerk Frank A. Gibson's
ONCE was a busy place yesterday.
The copy furnished by the state
officials at Springfield for the Off
cial ballots had omitted the letter
IS" OF the name of Owens, and the
local Office was not notified until
the ballots had been printed. There
fore, it was up to the clerks Office
crew to make Mr.. Owen into Mr..
Owens, which they are doing with
nicely and dispatch. The voters, If
they SO desire. bill be able to vote
for the right Mr.. Owens.
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GeneSo Juniors.
CORDOVA SCHOOL
GIRLS GIVE TEA;
HAVE 80 GUESTS
(Special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Cordova, Oct. 26.-The community
high school girls gave a tea at the
school Tuesday afternoon. Each
girl was allowed to bring their
mother or one friend. ABOUT thirty
guests were present A short pro-
gram was given consisting Of:
Violin solo-Leona Shumate.
Reading-Miss Demorast.
Piano duet-Gertrude Tolin, Ma
RE Bruner.
Solo, :" Mother Machree"-Audrey
Bruner.
About $3.50 a dainty tea was
served. All enjoyed social time
and departed for home thanking
the girls lor their kindness.
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WEDDING NEWS
ANNOUNCED AT
FAREWEILPARTY
Especial Correspondence


Albany, Oct. 26.-At a party
Tuesday evening at the Charles
Sharer home. given as a farewell
courtesy to Albert Sells before his
departure for England, another rea-
son for the gathering was sprung
during the early evening when Mr..
Sells introduced Mr.. and Mrs. Sha-
rer. Explanations revealed the fact
that on Sept. 5, 1922, Mr.. Sharer
and Miss Harriet Smith were unit
ed in marriage by q Methodist min
lister at Oregon, Ill. in the presence
of Mr.eSharer's two young daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Lester Rummel.
Hearty congratulations are extend
ed the happy couple.
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SHIP 125 CARS
Of LIVESTOCK
. IN PAST YEAR
Especial Correspondence

Orion. Oct Is The annual
meeting Of the Orion Livestock
Shipping association WAS held
Tuesday night at Wayne's hall.
Two directors, Wall Stevenson and
Fred Love. we're elected for term
of three years.
The summary Of the business
managers report showed that dur
ing the year ending Sept. l. lbs
carloads Of stock were shipped
from Orion. These shipments re-
turned to Orion $187 sob, of
which $436.07 was withheld by the
association for a sinking fund out
Of which losses for dead and Grip
pied animals were paid to the
amount Of $890.47. The managers
commission for the year amounted
to $914.96. The chairman Of the
meeting was authorized to appoint
committee to consider securing
market reports by radio.
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.ExIS WINS
FROM AL,EDO BY !
SCORE OF So
f16Is Lose first Game to Heavier
i ~ Here Experienced Alexis
Elevep.
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Especial to The Argus)
Aledo, Oct. 26.-The Aledo high
1ehool eleven lost its initial game
4 The season at Alexis yesterday
sllerpoon when the heavier and
nore experienced Alexis team won
Ma 80 score. Considering that
- local team had had bat little
uperience in the game, they made
wonderful showing, making
thsir opponents work for every
eain. A good bunch Of Aledo root
en accompanied the team to Alexis
"a gave the players local support
throughout the game. Aleto had
iha ball ON the two-yard line near
he end Of the game but tumble
lost them their chance to put a
fouchdown across. Alexis also
made several fumb.es which may
lave prevented additional scores.
The game had one aspect of a
! Biz Ten or intersectional contest
in that Coach Fred Close and sew
ersl of the Woodruff players were
on the sidelines making note oil
every play for use in their game
with Aledo At Aledo on Saturday,
Nor. 4. Yesterdays game' will
strengthen the locals much, show
: ing the management the weak
spots in the lineup and also the
weaknesses Of the playersl
Bellinger and Azdel made long
gains for Alexis around the ends
and Dorothy, Stevens and several
others showed about evenly fol
Aledo. Alexis was offside twice
i but one was ON fourth down anG
i no penalty was imposed, while IL
the other case Aledo gained five
; yards.
The lineups:
Alexis-Purlee, lie; Metzger, 1T
DIN, lg; Slower, C; Criswell, rg
Mcfarland, TT; Paige, re; Bailey
Oh; Azdel. III; Edwards. rh; Bell
niger, fb.
Aledo-Morford. lie; Felton-An
S derson, It; Sabbath, lg; C. Ander
son. C; Dunlap, re-; Peterson, TT
Graham, re; Dorothy. OBJ; Johnson
! lh; Stevens, Ri; Gustafson, fb.
! Referee-Robinson. Head lines
man-Harbour.
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Especial to The Argus.

&OR1SsoA ~ - NJ AfBQD.J
Aedo. Oct. 26.-Who said melan-
choly days, when the weather man
Is dishing out the present brand Of
weather and The woods and Valleys
are masses of color and the coal
man Is being stood Of for 1T least
q bushel Of the black diamonds ev-
cry day ft cstera-
The aboVe must have been the
opinion Of an elderly Aledo gentle
man pr else he had started his hi
bernating with the first cold snap
and waking up yesterday, decided
that spring was here. At any rate
he was seen down town yesterday
afternoon wearing q broadrimmed
straw hat.
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R|TESF0R
MRS. R. B. HOLDEN
Especial Correspondence.

Kewanee, Oct. 26.-Burial of Mrs.
Rossell B. Holden, widely known
Henry county lady, who dropped
dead in a motion picture theatre in
Kewanee this week, will take place
at Orion, ILL.,
Charlotte Westerburg was born
in Bishop Hill, Nov. l, 1862. From
Bishop Hill she moved to Galva,
where she lived number of years.
There she was united in marriage
with Rossell B. Holden. 26 years
ago. No children we're born to this
union. She had lived in Kewanee
10 years. Many friends throughout
the county will regret her untimely
passing.
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AL.EDO TEAM TO =
MEET IOWA CLUB
IN GAME FRIDAY
fSpecial to The Argus

Especial to The Argus)
Aledo, Oct. 26.--After q snappy
practice last night Manager Nc
Cleary looked pleased with the
showing Of his protoges and when
the Independents meet the Daven-
port Athletic club eleven on the
local field Friday afternoon, it 10
probable that they will be more
finished fighting machine that de-
feated the Battery B team Of DAY.
export here last Saturday. Plays
which showed we'll in the former
games are being improved and
other new ones being put into ac-
ton, SO that fans who drive to
Aledo Friday can expect to see real
action as the Athletics are report
ed to be hard hitting aggregation of
players.
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PRELIM GAME
ARRANGED FOR
FRIDAY NIGHT
(Special Correspondence.)

Hillsdale, H., Oct. 26.-Hillsdale
opens the basketball season with
first tilt for a trial game Friday
evening on the home floor when
the high school team will play the
Independents. AS preliminary,
the girls will meet for a skirmlsh.
Basketball will commence in earn
est next week when the high school
plays Port Byron high
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SURPRISE EVENT
STAGED IN HONOR
or MRS. MALMEN
Especial Correspondence.

Orion, Oct. 26.-Ten girl friends
surprised Mrs. Raymond Malmen
yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence, northwest Of Orion. Rock
and other games were played and
prizes awarded to Mrs. Ruth Swan
son and Miss Florence Miller. Mrs.
Malmen was the recipient Of many
useful kitchen utensils. A delicious
two-course luncheon was served by
Mrs. Edwin Love and Miss Mabel
Samuelson.
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ANNAWAN CLUB
PLANS SMOKER
FOR NEXT WEEK
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Annawan, Oct. 26.-At a meeting
of the Annawan community club
held this week it was decided to
give a smoker some night next
week Progressive business men
Of the village will be invited in
hopes of getting them interested in
the organization. Refreshments
will be served.
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PAUL CARLSON
NAMED MANAGER
FOR ERIE BAND
fSpecial CORRESPONDENCE.

NOPCOI0I
Erie, Oct. 26-Good progress is
being made in the Erie band, which
has been organized recently, with
about twelve members, and more
are in prospect. The officers are,
Paul Carlson, manager; George
Meighan, secretary and treasurer;
]. c. Frerkson. director. Practices
are held weekly.
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ATTEND FUNERAL
OF AGED WOMAN
Especial Correspondence.

Orion, Oct 2s.-Mr. and Mrs.
0lenn Norton and family were in
Center Prairie. III, Monday, at
tending the funeral services Of Mr.
Norton's grandmother. Mrs. Anna
Larson. who died last Friday night.
She was 81 years old. Funeral
services were held in the Swedish
Methodist church at Center Prairie
Monday Afternoon.
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FARMERS ARE
HANDICAPPED BY
CAR SHORTAGE
'Special Correspondence. J

Hillsdale, Oct. 26.-Corn picking
is,well under way in this vicinity
and the product is good. Some
farmers are DESTROYS of selling at
the present prices, but the shortage
Of cars makes it impossible to get
grain moving. The elevator at
Hillsdale, is taxed to capacity, and
the manager, ]. E. Bryant was in
Rock Island Tuesday trying to OBJ
tain cars, and was promised re-
lief this week from the Burlington
road.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-26
GALVA ELEVEN
BADLY BEATEN
IN SLOW GAME
Especial Correspondence.

Galya, Oct 26.-The football
game played at Lafayette Tuesday
afternoon resulted in the score OF
Galva-0, Lafayette 49, Two hun
dred Galva 1ans went to Lafaye tie
to see the contest. The game was
a listless one from the Galva side
Of it. Members of the Lafayette
team all were in the best of shape.
Another game will be played be-
tween these two teams.
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SELLS LIQUOR;
FINED $500
Especial Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence
Sterling, Oct. 25.-The largest fine
ever given 4 single person in this
county for liquor violation was
received by Cecil Huyvaert. Of
Deer Grove, charged with selling
intoxicating liquor. He drew down
1880 and costs which he paid. An
indictment against him for second
offense has not been taken care Of
yet and he is now out on 5000
bonds.
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MISSION MEETING.

NOVVCI0I WI
Orion, Oct. 26. The monthly
meeting of the woman's missionary
society of the Orion Baptist church
was held this afternoon at the
church with a large number pres
emit. After an excellent missionary
program, delicious refreshments
were served. Mrs. Hammerstrom
and Mrs. Soderberg we're hpstesses
of the occasion.
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ATKINSON COUPLE
y WILL WE'D OCT. 81
fSpecial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Atkinson, Oct. 26.-The marriage
Of Miss Grace Van De Wastyne and
Ed Minpeart will take place next
Tuesday, Oct. 81. The wedding was
scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 10,
but due to illness of the bridegroom,
was postponed.
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HONOR NEWLYWEDS.
fSneciaI Corrasnondence j

Especial Correspondence
Albany, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Minnie
Higgins was hostess Tuesday eve
ming to about forty relatives in
reception for her son. Theod
and bride The guests presented
them with a beautiful array 81
lifts.
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BUYS Woodruff HOME.
(Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Especial Correspondence
Woodruff, Oct. 26.-Will Stur-
geon of Alton purchased the S. F.
Sturgeon homestead on East
Thompson street. The property
was sold at auction. The purchase
price was $1,085. f
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HAMLET SCHOOL
TO GIVE PARTY
ESPECIAL Correspondence.

Hamlet, Oct. 26.-Miss Mamie
Carr and her pupils of the Ham
let school will give party at the
Community hall Friday evening,
Nov. 8. Music, games, moving pic
lures and refreshments will be pro-
Hded. A small admission~-prics
Will be charged.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
+ CLASS STAGES
,-- CLEVER PARTY
lSnecial Chrresnondence.

Galva, Oct. 26.-Members of the
young peoples class Of the Congre-
gational church taught by Rev.
Helen Hilton, held a masquerade
Halloween party last evening at the
resident OF Mrs. Amy Houghton
in the east part of the city. Hal
lowe'en stunts and other games
and amusements were the pleas
ures Of the evening. The members
enjoyed a beefsteaK fry.
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MRS. MARSTON is
INJURED IN FALL.

s Especial Correspondence
Reynolds, Oct. 26--Mrs. Emily
Marston suffered broken collar
bone and a broken rib when she
fell down the cellar steps at her
home Tuesday morning.
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PARENTS OF son.
fSpecial CorresDondencA

Galva, Oct. 2e.-Mf. and Mrs. LIE
roy Miller Of this city have received
word Of the birth Of Q son to Prof.
and Mrs. John Rice-of Champaign
This II the second child. Mrs. Rice
was formerly Miss Virginia Miller.
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CORN HUSKING BRISK.

Especial C0rreSpondence.J
Bowling, Oct. 2e.-Pracucally al
the farmers in this community are
taking advantage Of the me
weather and are getting their corn
husked. There will Be good yield
Of we'll ripened Germ.
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OIL ROADS.

Especial Correspondence
Annawan, Oct. 26.-Two cars Of
Oil are being put on the roads north
of town in Alba. township. L. S.
Kuhn of Bloomington has the con-
tract for the work.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
HELD AT SEATON
(spuecial Correspondence

(Spuecial Correspondence.
Seaton, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Earl Haw-
kins entertained the 'Just.a-Mere
club this afternoon at her home.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of
Westminster Guild win entertain
their husbands at a Halloween
party at the home of Mrs. Homer
Vance. The women will wear
aprons and the men Overalls. This
is the second of a series of parties.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
PLANS RALLY DAY
SERVICES OCT. 20
(Special Correspondence.)

VDPCCI0I NOl ItSPUUUcIICt.I
Drury, Oct. 26.-Next Sunday will
be observed as Rally day at the
Providence Baptist church. among
the workers Of the Illinois Baptist
state department Of religious edu-
cation who will be present at the
services, will be Rev. Louis H.
Koehler, Normal, ILL.,, and Mrs. r.
3. Favoright, director Of children's
division. Sessions will be held in
the morning, afternoon and eve
ming.
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MOVE TO CALIFORNIA.

Especial CoffeSp0hdence.J
Seaton, Oct. z6.-Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor Shawley have sold their
residence property to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Burns. They plan to move
soon to California where they will
make their future home
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kEWANEE TO I
STAGE FIGHT
FOR VICTORY
Annual Combat Between Gen.
eseo and Visiting Eleven
Expected to Be Exciting.
(Special to The Arxuso


Kewanee, Oct. 26.-Interest OF
Henry county high school football
folks will be centered on the an
nual combat between Kewanee and
Geneseo, to be staged at Geneseo
Saturday afternoon. Undismayed
IN their showing thus far this sea
son, which has recorded a defeat in
every game, the Kewanee warriors
are bending forth every effort to
chalk up a win against the clans
men from the northern part of the
county. y
While the Kewanee team lost last
week to Galesburg. they showed
more real strength than in any
previous game this season. The
lineup has been Considerably re-
vised and Coach Wykoff will pit his
strongest forces against the Gen
eseo team. Briefly, this game will
see Kewanee at its best.
In 1919 these teams battled to q
tie. The following year Genesee
won, 10 to 7. Last year, on the home
gridiron Kewanee lost to Geneseo
16 to 0.
The absence of several Of Re
wanee's best players will handicap
the squad. According to informa
ton William Miller, Albert Griggs
and probably Nelson, crack full
back, may be out of the lineup Sat
urday.
Geneseo Juniors.
The Geneseo Independent foot
> ball team will play the st. Am
lbrose Midgets Saturday afternoon
at Davenport. This will be a cur
tain raiser to the Galva high school
st. Ambrose Junior game. Ahou
Is players are expected to go from
Geneseo.
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FRED LIEVENS
PASSES AWAY
Especial Correspondence. J

FSp0CId1 OOIIosPUHueuCtJ
Atkinson, Oct. 26.-Word has been
received here OF the death of Fred
Levens, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cell
Lievens, former residents of AtHn-
son. Deceased was is years Of age.
Death was due to scarlet fever.
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ERELODGE HAS
NEW OFFICIALS
Especial Correspondence

Especial COfrespondence.J
Erie, Oct. 26.-The following Of
ficers Of the Erie Mystic Workers
were elected recently: Project,
George Benson; monitor, Albert
Turner; marshal, Mabel Miller ;
secretary, Lillian Christensen
banker, Edith Schaible.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22
STONINGTON

sunday at Sunday school of the Second Congregational church the play entitled UT. Green's Report, will be presented by some of the members of the Sunday Echool. This Is in the interest of inc congregational Building Society and a Special offering will be taken.
 The old war time cannon have had ineir repair work done at Cannon Square lnd now stand to ornament the park. Ploneer Hook and Ladder Co. will hold smoker and social April 29 in their rooms on Church street. Stories by pr. j. H. Weeks on Whaling Days will be heard.
 St Marys Tierney league of the Cath elic Total Abstinence Union of Connec- lieut. was reorganized at the K. of c. lome and about Is former members Eere present. An American flag is ia 70 given by the union as a prize to the rnic4ai bringing in the most new rneno- ASrs. F. Hewitt has been elected drIll- maHer Drills will be had every Sunday afternoon.
 Leon Chesebro is i'll at his home on Main street with diphtheria and the house is under quarantine.
 e. ". Wilson of New York is spending he weekend here.
 .rhe sophomore class of StoninStor High school gave successful dance ir Borough hall Friday night. The Higf School orchestra furnished music. A Erge number attended.
 At Community hall, the Merry Maid, sewfng class exhibit will take place thi. Saturday. afternoon when the award O. irizes will be made
Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-22
WESTERLY

have returned to their summer home at Avondale.
 Mrs Lena Chase of Avondale is enter taining Mrs. Dyer of Walpole, Mass Miss Flora York attended the session Of New London County Pomona held at Preston City Thursday. chimney fire called out the P. s. Bar ber Hose company of the West Side al 4245 Friday An alarm was rung in from i Box 51, and it was found that soot was ! burning in the chimney of the house be- longing to James McNamara. on West Broad street and occupied by Thomas McSparen. The blaze was soon exiting ulshed by the department. i Charls J. Green, town treasurer Of Rlch- mond, was a caller here Friday.
 William H. Casey of the West Side. has | received a booklet from John J. MacIn- tyre. publicity man of the Cunard line who sails for Ireland soon. MT. Casey is a boyhood friend of MT. MacIntyre and attended the same school on Liberty street Mrs MacIntyre spent last summer | in Westerly His work at the time of tho war are remembered by many friends here On the posters of the Cunard line to Ire land Is a song written by him which tells 1 of going back to see his childhood home in Coleraine' and is given in verse form 1T their booklet. He is newspaper man 1T New York. His books written on the wal were entertaining and were thoroughly en- joyed.
 W. Bill, superintendent of the Arneri- can Thread companys mill here of Hol yoke, Mass. is at the Rhode Island hotel | Edward Taylor was hurt in a fall from a truck at the Ninigret mill Thursday and it is feared his spine is fractured.
 There have been several women iron Pawtucket here canvassing the mills fol the cause of the strikers.
 Fifteen navy limousines passed througl Westerly at 1.15 Friday, coming iron New York en route to Boston Each ca contained two men and the cars wer
 painted the same color as the army coat wirn by the men.
 Mrs Frank Friends is i'll at her home ol
 West Broad street.
 c. W. Enright of Boston is in town owe
 the week end.