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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-06

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MORE TRUTH
 THAN POETRY
TOO LATE
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE

lOO LA
 Governor Miller of New York. says that crime is caused by the desire to occupy front seats in life's or chestra.
 When told that men are apt to be Garroters, thugs and cheats Because The Show they fain would
 see
 From the Expensive Seats, We quit the race for sordid wealth, And took to writing rhyme We didn't want to risk our health In doing time for crime Far better" so we told ourself, Plain, honest work to do, Than sleep upon an iron shelf. And dine on prison stew. Far better never see tue Show And thrills of virtue feel, Than watch the evening sun sink low Through bars of phosphor steel" But now we read from time to time Of men who fortunes gain, And yet from all the forms of crime Concurrently abstain. Judge Gary, Schwab, and old John D. Have piles of gold, and still We notice that they all are free To come and go at will. These thoughts are full of bitterness; We lack both cakes and ale Who might have made a fair success And still kept out of jail. And we are sure, as at these men We enviously glance, If we could live our lives again We-well, we'd take a chance.
 Three of Elm
 Congress is now split pretty even ly between the Republican party and the Democratic party and the Bloc party.
 Reasonably Soft
 Every time a European statesman wants to get away for a little golf he organizes some sort of a peace conference on the Riviera.
 Not Running Full Blast They will have to speed up the peace conferences before they reach stage of quantity production. doorway of Bowser's little house AL most at once Prickly Porky began to move about and cough.
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ings are to be held in the city during the next week as preliminary to the opening of the campaign in this city on February II.
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doorway of Bowsers little house. AL most at once Prickly Porky began to move about and cough.
 T guess we'll get him out all right" said Farmer Browns Boy flaming more and more smoke into the little house.
 Copyright. 1922, by T. W. Burgess)
 The next stOryi "Prickly Porky Comes Out"
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LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry
 (W. w. Garrett & Sons) Fryers-30 0 32c. Ducks-25 O soc.
 RoostersSl2h 914c.
 Eggs-FTesh, 4Oc; storage. Soc, Fruits and Vegetables (Marshall, Jordan keith) Bananas-Eight-hand punches, 50 to 60 Lemons-Ghoiee and fancy $500. larger. $S.76; choice. sS.25; Delicious sa.6O extra fancy ortley. Ss.75; fancy, Pears-Winter Nellie. $3.50. Grapes-Emperors,. keg, Ss.50. Rutabages-Canadian, Sc. Cabbage-4c each. i5o-lb. B19- sacks. 21se ib seed cobblers s5;76' onions-Reds, 100 lbs. to sack, $s sack; yellow. SC; Spanish onions. s5.5O Onion sets-s2.5O to s2.75 per bushel. Beans-California lima, large. shc b.; California baby. Sc b.; pink beans. 10 b.. 100 lbs to sack, 7cl lb. Peanuts-No. Virginia stock. Sc lb.; roasted sack lots. Inc lb.; 6o-lb. lots. wainuts-cslifornia No. 1. s5c; No. 2, Almonds-Drske, 1sc; Fnberts. 17ho Celery-Galifornia, Sl0 crate. SheeselFull cream dasies. 27e.
  Angclus Marshmaiiows--Fifty 15c pack cocoanuts- count, s4.bO. broken lots. S6.
 Lettuce-Ioeberg, ss5o per crate. Grapefruit-Florida S4.s0 box. Crsnberrtes-20-ib. box, S6.60. S23 a bar carrotsAs2.s5 bu.
 Csuliflower-s3.5O crate. Raisins-L. L. s4.50.
 Live Stock
 Birmingham Live Stock Market) Fed steers, good and choice 5 ba Sc; me dium to good, A. 1G5isc steers and heif- CTS. choice, 4lzg5ho; fat cows, 4c; ners. 1%Q2Ac heavy bulls, 3G3ho; light bulls, S@ 9e; oxen, common A @4c; fat yearlings, 3Q4hc, medium yearlings, 2qg$ei veslers aI choice 6@stae, 7hc; l35 to 165 lbs, 7nc; 90 to 1s5 lbs, 6tac. Light pigs 90 lbs, down. 6c; best heavy rough hogs, Sc; soft and oily hogs from lc to Pc per pound less than above prices.
 (stsndard Fish Co.) Gray Snapper-l21sc. Red Snapper-1sc.
 Spanish Mackerel-22c. Pompsno-36c.
 Salt Water Trout--22c. Mullet-10c.
 oysters-Chesapeake bay extra seIectA s2.6s per gallon.
 (Swith & Co.,, Packers) D. S. Clear Bellies-10ls @14e. Pure Lard-12c.
 Jewel Shortening-1lhc Hams-Regular, 244S0c. Hams-Skinned, 25 0 31c. Pork Loins-16 @22c. Bacon-z0 4 42c.
 Butter-39c.
 Eggs-39Q42c
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Hides Birmingham Hide and Tallow Co.l No. Green Salt Hides-707hc. No. Green Salt Hides-6h e 7c. No. l Green Fresh Hides-6c. No. Green Fresh Hldes-6W5Ac No. 1 Dry Flint Hides-9c. No. Dry Flint Hides-Sc. No. 1 Dry Salt Hides--6c. No. Dry Salt Hides-fc. Sheep Skins-10 0 40c. Goat Skins--10 O 3oc. Horse Hides-50c to $1S50. Hog Skins-10 @15c. Tallow-3 46c. Beeswax-l7 Q1Sc Clear Grease Wool-i5G Gl6c. Clear Washed Wool-20 Q 23c. Bury WooI-S4 1Oc. Ginseng (Wild)-s495.
 Butterfat Corrected Daily by city Creamery Col Butterfat. s5c market firm.
 Local Cotton Market Good middling ............ 16N Strict middling .......... 15A Mlddling ................ 15A Strict low middling ....... 14h
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Meal and Feedstuff
 tSmith Grain Co.) Mixed horse feed, sS7 old style hulls Sl6; No. corn, 75c; corn chops, Sls0 No. l white oats b6c; shorts. SSS; bran, s24; (. S. meal pct. s42; hen feed, 100 lbs, Sle0i timothy SS4; choice pea green alfalfa, S36; Johnson hay, $40: wheat straw. 25 ton.
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Tomorrow-More Misunderstand- ing.
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Governor Miller of New York. says that crime is caused by the desire to occupy front seats in life's or chestra.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
ANNUAL BUREAU
PICNIC WILL BE
HELD AT OINEY
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, July 1A.-Members Of the
Mercer County Farm organization
will be interested in knowing that
the statewide picnic Of the Illinois
Agricultural association will be
held this year at Olney. in the
southern part of Illinois. q
A committee II now selecting q
date which will probably be some
time early In September. Over
10000 farm bureau folks were in
attendance last year at. the picnic
held at Dixon. The championship
horseshoe pitching team Of the IS
county farm bureaus of Illinois will
be decided at the tournament to be
held at the picnic. The team from
Dewitt county has won the cup for
the past two years.
Through generosity Of big-heart-
ed members OF farm bureau organi-
cations, ITO children of the Chicago
Sums will know for the first time
this summer what fresh air and
grass and sunshine are like. 1t is
expected that many more requests
will be received before the summer
Is over az there were more than
800 children given outings by farm
bureau folks last summer.
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mrs. PARP ART
PASSES after
LONG ILLNESS
Funeral Services to Be- Held Sum-
day-Burial WIN be in
Edford Cemetery.
Especial correspondence.)

Geneseo. July 14.-Mrs. Louis
Parpart. widow of the late Julius
Parpart, died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Miller, on
West Main street, at 2:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Parpart
suffered . stroke of apoplexy last
Monday night. from which she new
er rallied. Her illness of last fall
marked her decline and she went
to the home Of Mrs. Miller in jan
uary, where she was given care and
attention in her final months Of
life.
Mrs. Parpart was born in Pom
ern, Germany, Oct. l, 1S41, being
daughter of Fred and Sophia
Berndt. She was married to Julius
Parpart in the land Of their nativ-
ity and they came to America, set
Ting in Geneseo. After few years
residence in this city they engaged
in farming in Edford township.
where they acquired a tract Of land
Retiring from active work. they
purchased residence in this city
and came here to live in 1897, max
ing their home on East Exchange
street. Mr.. Parpart's death oc-
CURED in 1913. Mrs. Parpart was
a woman of most cheerful and
pleasant disposition, and was popu-
lar with and held in high esteem
by large circle of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Parpart we're the
parents Of seven children, of whom
three daughters survive. to mourn
the mothers passing. These are:
Mrs. Augusta Kruger, Mrs. Albert
Miller and Mrs. Leonold Miller, all
Of Geneseo. Her descendants in
clude 20 grandchildren and % great
grandchildren. most of whom reside
in this vicinity.
The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon. A short service will be
read at the Albert Miller home at
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1000 PEOPLE AT
FIFTH CONCERT
GIVEN IN GALVA
Especial Correspondence.)


Galva, July 14.-The largest
crowd at any Of the concerts held
this summer attended the firth band
concert in Galva Wednesday eve
ming. It was estimated that 1000
people were present. Several Sc
lections played during the evening
were given by request The spe-
cial musical feature Of the evening
was the dancing by Miss Iris Sted-
we'll, a little i0-year-old girl from
Chicago. She was heartily encored
and it is announced that the young
dancer will appear again next We'd
nesday evening. Glenn Reed OF
Chicago, former Galva resident,
favored the large gathering with
two beautiful tenor solos, entitled
your Eyes Have Told Ne So" and
"The Sunshine Of Your Smiles.
The weather was perfect for the
successful giving of the concert.
The attendance from nearby towns
was considerably larger than usual.
One thousand autos were parked
In the city.
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NIRACT Fl
PAvINe STATE
ROAD AWARDB
Geneseo Firm Submits Law 81
a Work q Atkinson, I'm
Start 1t Onc0 Il
Especial Correspondent

{, Geneseo, July 1.-THE yi,l,
board Of Atkinson, H., has av,,s.,
the contract for paving Ne ~
street from the state hard -;
north to the street where the ~
Island railroad depot is locatss {
The contract was awarded a =.
H. A. Reschke Co., of Geneseo ths;1
bid being the lowest: the exact ~
ures being $22,7l125. The ana
neers' estimate was S331o7 &
Work will begin in u ~ =
days.
The first few blocks Of thin nan.
ing will be of the boulevard TN
the 'roadways to be of 1S-foot vidsh
The paving will be of the width n
the entire street for the bushes.
portion Of the city. There was SON.
local opposition to the plan to pay1
this street, but general satisfaction
has been expressed that the con.
tract has now been awarded,
The fact that Atkinson is payin,
its main street as means Of con.
Meeting its business center with the
state hard road which passes sey.
eral blocks south of it is mark Of
progressiveness which in the opin.
ions of many Geneseo residents SCI,
an example to follow. The boasd
of supervisors Of Henry county !,
its last meeting passed resolutior
petitioning Geneseo officials to taxi
immediate steps to pave the twt
city streets connecting with til.
state hard roads which have bee1
built east and west Of Geneseo
Each of these stretches is Of NOR
than four miles length. STATE OH.
Gals also, are anxious that this
connecting link be built at thu ear.
Hest possible date. The Kivanis
club is keenly interested in thi
matter and its committees, of whicl
C. F. Moberg is chairman, has bee
active in promoting this improve
ment, but action on it this fall q
pears out Of question.
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ESPECIAL Correspondence.)

Geneseo, July 14.S- Bud" Welton,
Jr., son OF Mrs. Clarene Welton,
Miss Aline Porter Of this
city, says President Harding II .
regular fellow. And Bud ought to
know, for with his mother, he was
included In the presidential party
at the recent centennial annivers-
airy Of the founding Of Marion. Ohio.
Mrs. Welton and son were visit
ing at the home of an uncle. Judge
VIII Davis, . member Of the SUI
preme court OF Ohio, whose home
is but two doors from that Of the
president. Bud" had his picture
taken by the Pathe News standing
by the president on the reviewing
stand and he also spent . whole
half hour alone with him. He also
met General Pershing and General
Dawes, who were ct Marion with
the president.
Mrs. Welton and son will arrive
in Geneseo soon to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry E. Brown.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
FRANK DIXON TO
GIVE LECTURE AT
LYCEUM PROGRAM.
Special Correspoudence:l

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge. July IA very good
crowd greeted the entertainers OF
the Chautauqua yesterday after
noon. Tomorrow afternoons pro-
gram follows: Grand concert. the
Alexander trio. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Alexander and Vivian Pierce
comprise the trio. They feature
novelties in instrumental. songs
and humorous dramatic sketches.
Each member Of the trio Is an ex-
Eerienced musician and exception
al entertainer.
In the evening the trio give q
second program TO be followed by
that eminent lecturer. Frank Dig
en-. on THE Indispensable Tools Of
Democracy.
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p IN T0H0LD
ANNUAL PICNIC
At ALPHA LAKE
III MW |

Especial Correepondence.)

Kewanee, July 14.-Members Of
the Henry-Stark County Under
takers association held an enthus-
iastic meeting here. A hne dinner
was enjoyed at the P3kside hotel.
where splendid program was
given. One of the enjoyable fest
ures were the vocal solos by Miss
Mildred HanlOn, talented soloist OF
Galva. Short talks were made by
the state president, William r.
Sebree, Canton. and National Sec
rotary H. n. Fitzpatrick OF ELM
wood. Plans were made for the
annual basket picnic, at Alpha, Ill,
next month.
oficers were elected as follows:
President-W. L. Meyers, Gene
SEQ.
Vice PRESIDENT. C. Mink. Gal
va.
Secretary - Edgar Tretheway,
Princeville.
Treasurer-Earl R. Knox, Alpha.
Among the Henry county folks
who attended the convention, be-
sides Kewaneeans were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustafson, Cambridge; Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks, Annawan: MI.
and MRS. F. C. Mink, Galva; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl r. Knox, Alpha, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Snyder, Wood
hull.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
NUMEROUS SOCIAL
EVENTS ARE GIVEN
FOR MISS HANKS
Especial Correspondence.)

y V0pcCl6l O01 IeSPON0enC6.J-
Albany, July IA number Of
social events are scheduled for
Miss Catherine Hanks, who is leav-
Ing soon for Everett, Wash, to re-
main q year. Social chapter, O. E.
s., VIII entertain tonight in Ma
sonic hall. the missionary society
OF the Methodist church win hold a
social hour in her honor this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. e. A.
Higgins, and next Monday night q
public reception will be given ut
the home OF Mrs. Aarahall for Miss
Hanks and her two visiting sisters,
Mrs. Nettie Odds Of Belle PLANE,
Iowa, and Miss Josephine Hanks of
Everett, Wash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
GENESEO WOMAN
DIES SUDDENLY.
Especial Correspondence

NORCCA9A SOA1CoROuuCACSsJ
Geneseo, July 14.-Mrs. Lavenda
Jane PembertOn, wife of Jasper N.
Pemberton, died at her home Of
East North street, at 4 o'clock yes
terday morning, following an ILL
ness Of but two hours Mrs. Penn
berton had been i'll a. couple Of
weeks ago but seemingly had fully
recovered. She retired Wednesday
night in good health and ct two in
the morning was found ill. A ply
stefan was called but her death
occurred before his arrival.
Mrs. Pezpberton was born near
trenton, Ohio, January 30, 1886.
being the daughter Of William and
Sarah Faulkner. She remained at
home with her parents until her
marriage to Jaspar N. Pemberton
on March q. 1864. They remained
in Ohio for a number of years and
then moved to Huntington, West
Virginia, from which place, with
their family, they came to Geneseo
in 1900, and this city has since been
their home.
Mrs Pemberton is survived by
the bereaved husband and six sons
and one daughter. These are Mrs
! Charles Nicely, Albert, Wesley and
Frank, all of Geneseo; John Of At
kinson. ILL.,; William of Roseberg
Oregon, and Milton of Jordan, New
York.
A short service will be held al
the home at 1870, followed by serv.
ices at the Grace Evangelical
church at 2:30 O'Clock. Rev. F. A
Hoerner, pastor Of the church, will
officiate. Burial will be in thu
N0rthside cemetery. 49,,
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SCOUTS ENJOY
LIFE IN Open
Especial to The Argus.)

Kewanee, ILL.,, July 14.-Word
from Camp Shabbona, Shady Beach.
Rock River, Geneseo, is to the eff
feet that the boys of Cambridge
and Kewanee Boy Scout organiza-
tons are enjoying themselves and
finding the camp very profitable.
They are, now on their second
week. The next contingent from
Geneseo and Kewanee will arrive
next week.
The roster Of the present camp
follows:
Cambridge-Harvey Hagg, patrol
leader; Robert Radolff, VERNE An
derson, Ronald Larson, Clifford
Gault, Russell Carlson. Donald
Gordon, patrol leader. Harvey Sea-
ton, Lawrence SandQHist, Denzil
Sandquist, Wayne Wyatt, Joe Tai
bot, Charles Salzer. Scott Sanford,
patrol leader: Kenneth Olson,
Adolph Lindbloom, Virgil Johnson,
Leland 'Horberg, Donald Roberts.
Kewanee-Jack Komp, patrol
leader; Donald Swanson, Sterile
Bowen, Lawrence Reilly, Elmer
Olden, Edwin Carlson, Leslie Wells
Harold johnson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
DROP TRAINS
TO MONMOUTH
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, July IA new schedule
on the Rock Island Southern rail-
way which went into effect yester-
day cut the evening train from
Aledo to Monmouth and cancelled
all service south of Gilchrist on
Sundays.
Two trains on week days will con-
tinue the Monmouth service. a pas
senger at SAB O'Clock in the morn
ing arriving in the Maple City at
10 o'clock and mixed train at
1855 p. m. arriving in Monmouth
at $40 in the afternoon. The
dropping Of the sos evening train
ON week days will find disfavor
with many who used the service to
catch the Burlington train for Chi
cago from Monmouth.
Service to Rock Island was not
affected by the new schedule. The
service includes three trains to
Rock Island on week days at SAB
q. m, 1855 p. m. and 6:05 p. m.
The Sunday trains to the tri-cities
leave Aledo at 9:35 a. m, and Cos
in the evening.
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SHERRARD POWER
COMPANY IN SUIT
VS.. COUNTY TREAS.
Especial to The Argus.


Aledo, July 1.-THE Sherrard
Power System. corporation with
headquarters at Orion, ILL.,, has filed
a temporary bill for injunction in
the Mercer county circuit court
against C. A. Freise, county treas
urer and ex-oficio collector Of Mer-
Ger county.
According to the declaration filed
by Henry Waterman, Geneseo at
torney. the company was organized
with q capital stock of $4,000.
Steps were recently taken to in
crease its capital stock to $4,000,
but there has never been any addi-
tional stock sold. 1t seems the
company has been assessed on a
$4,000 capital stock basis when the
assessment should be ON a $4,000
basis. The company furnishes
power. light and heat in Henry and
Mercer counties. D. W. Bowen is
president and w. L. Upper is sec
rotary OF the power company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
SUNDAY TO BE
NEIGHBOR DAY

Especial Correspondence
Illinois City. July 1A.-Each men,
Der is asked to bring at least one
"neighbor" to services at the Illi-
nois City Sunday school next Sum
day. The pastor has set aside Sab
bath as "Neighbor day." An at
tendance Of 100 is anticipated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
LOCAL BOYS TO
TAKE TRAINING
AT CAMP CUSTER
Especial Correspondance)

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo. July 14-Considerable in
terest is being taken in the citizens
training camp to be held at Camp
Custer Aug. to Sept. 2. Mayor
Colonel Charles G. Davis is in
Of enlistments in this vicin-
ity and the following young men
from this city have been accepted
for the training course. Darrell
Beckstein. Royce Atwood and John
Luther viii take the white course,
which Is designated for non-com-
missfoned officers. The red
course" for privates will be taken
by Robert Andrews, John Durack.
Carol Eichhorn, Alvin Shaddinger,
Reuben Hamann and Charles
Ensey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
TALKS GIVEN BY
MRS. r. W. M.AND
ATTRACT CROWDS
Especial Correspondence

, Geneseo, ILL.,, July 1.-THE at
tendance at the psychic lecture CIV
en- by Mrs. R. w. Eland OF Moline
at the city park Wednesday eve
ming was the largest present at the
series of lectures which she has
given in this city. Mrs. Glands
address on Religion" was heard
by an audience which accorded her
strictest attention in appreciation
of her ability as a lecturer and a
message bearer.
The next lecture will also be
given in the city park, weather per-
hitting, on Wednesday evening.
July rs. This is the last Of the
series and will conclude this work
until in September.
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Especial to The Argus

Aledo, July 14.-Pufsuant to
petition llled July in the Office Of
O. 4. Platt county superintendent
81 schools. an election at North
Henderson yesterday afternoon
showed that residents were unani-
mously In favor Of dissolving the
community high school district No.
100 Of Mercer, Warren and Knox
counties.
North Henderson was first to
form community high school dis
trict in this part Of Illinois. A bond
Issue for the purpose Of building
q school was submitted some time
ago but failed TO carry and the feel
ing toward reverting the district
back to non-high school territory
was friendly. The election was
held In the town hall with the polls
open from 2 o'clock to S during
the afternoon.
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BUREAU GIRLS
RETURN HOME
FROM GERMANY
Especial Correspondence. }

Sheffield, July 1.-Two promin-
ent Bureau county young ladies
have just returned from Coblenz.
Germany. where they served at Fl.
Constantine as Y. NJ. c. A. secre-
taries for more than q year past.
They are the Misses Jane N. Rat
tray and Eunice Clark Of Prince
ton. Ill.,, and the latter played the
kaiser's organ in the palace chapel
every Sunday for the American
service. This chapel was a favor
lite with the German royalty, whose
names and rank appeared on the
pews. However, American civil
ians, doughboys and officers used
these pews Unfortunately the
last three years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

Bishop Hin. John F. Johnson.
local auto repair man, has started
on months motor trip to points
IN Iowa While gone he Will visit
his brother and oth6r relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson val
coined tho arrival Of baby daugh-
ter wednesday morning. July Il.
Orion.-Mrs. +. 8. Fullerton was
hostess to the StitcA and Chatter
club. An out Of town guest was
Mrs. W. C. Rutherford Of Wanke-
gan.
q their house guests, Mr1. Shields
mother, and sister, Mrs. Thomas
Shields and Miss oueenie. who are
enroute to the east
!. Port Byron-Ffank Berry, who
was operated on ct st. Anthony's
hospital in Rock Island for appen-
dicitis, is reported recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arista Saddoris and
grandchildren, Virgil and Ruth
Simpson, left for months motor
trip through Iowa and Nebraska.
Coe-Rev. Alfred Cornell Of
Marine, Mich, former pastor Of the
Bethel Baptist church, visited here
this week. He was accompanied
by his wife and baby daughter. A
reception was held in their honor.
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TO HOLD AUCTION
AT STOCK YARDS
Especial Corresnondencel

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo, ILL.,. July 14.-In re-
Spouse to the demands of a number
OF feeders Of this vicinity whose re-
quirements for cattle are in less
than carload lots, William Sand, the
auctioneer. has arranged for ship
ment Of 200 head Of steers to this
city. These will be sold at public
auction at the stockyards tomor-
row afternoon. the sale beginning
at 1880 o'clock.