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- 12 THE ROCK ISUASTl ARGTJS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1911. Ur r -- NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS ALEDO. J.".: (Continued from Page Two.) V 5 from a Btay of a few days In Chicago and in Peoria. Mrs- Alex Macy returned Saturday i.'J from a ten days' visit in Peoria. Mrs. P. J. Lindahl of Lynn Cen ter arrived on Saturday to be the v. emest of Mrs. John Peterson. jv Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Scott left Sat- urday evening for Keokuk to visit r-'i their daughter a few days, fij Mrs. E. J. Noble, Mr. and Mrs. J. d' H. Crane, Mrs.H. J. Fisher and t James Shingledecker of Joy, who had f r been visiting in Rock Island, stop- ped in Aledo Saturday on their re- turn for a short visit with friends. ; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dickson and baby returned Monday from an ex-"-i tended visit with relatives in Nap- anee, Canada. f Mrs. Emma Goltry of Red Oak, g-v, Iowa, came Monday evening to visit , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George .... Boone. 'r. Mrs. Idelia Speicher of Spring- " field came Monday to make an ex ; tended stay with friends in this city. Jz., W. H.. Osborri arrived here Mon-'J- day from Webster City, Iowa, to spend a few days with his brother, E. II. Osborn and family. Tuesday for Carthage, 111., to visit her mother a few days. A pleasant family reunion was re cently held at the home of W. J. Crown, east of Aledo, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown and baby of Punta Gorda, Fla., who are visit ing in this city and vicinity. Miss Mabel Brown left Tuesday for her home In Lennox, Iowa, after a few days" stay with her grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Brown. Mrs. F. A. Smith and son left Wednesday for Chicago to spend a few weeks with friends. Mrs. J. M. Wright left Wednesday for Pontiac to attend the state W. C. T. U. convention. Miss Mary Lytle returned to Chi cago Wednesday after a few days' stay with Miss Bertie Milligan. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Cunningham and baby of Chicago left Wednesday for their home after a visit of sev eral days with Mr. and Mrs. John Eakin. Mrs. Henry Lord left Wednesday for Thompson, 111., to spend a few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Ella Shields and daughter of Blairsville, Pa., who have been vis iting Mrs. R. B. Cabeen, left Wednes day for Chicago to spend a few days. Mrs. James Brown and Clyde Har ris were called to Galesburg Wednes- i day by the illness of Mrs. Lena Har- Miss Matilda Nelson, who has spent the past year with her cousin, ; ris. .Mrs. Lnc Peterson, left Tuesday for Miss Frances Barr left Wednesday her home in Malrno, Sweden, having for Rock Island to spend a few days, been called by the serious illness of jjr. an(i Mr8. Ben Sharp were Rock her father. Island visitors on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stead and, Trs. Lola Crawford started Wed Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Kerch left Tues- j nesday for Des Moines, Iowa, to visit day for the state fair. friends a few days. Miss Hettie Mundwiler was called v.. H. Osborn returned to Osage to Vicksburg. Mich., on Tuesday by city, Kan., after a few days' stay the serious illness of her brother. with his brother. J. C. .Shannon started Tuesday f or j Mrs. k. M. Whitbam and her sis Durham, Mo., to visit relatives and i ter Mrs. rtobb of Seaton, went to friends, j Galesburg Wednesday for a short Rev. F. bv.enson went to Ashta bula, Ohio, on Tuesday to attend the 3f'th r nnlversary of the Lutheran church in that city. Mrs. G. C. Bower returned Tues day from a ten days' visit at Caiu ercn. Mo. Mrs. F. M. Batenian and . rs. .1. C. Downing and baby went to Tavlor Ridgo Tuesday to attend the fun eral services of Mrs. Ome r Uatemaii. Mrs. W. M. Kellogg ami Mrs. Charles Welch of Now Boston took the car at Aledo on Tuesday for Rock Island to make a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. I... Spitznog'e were Rock Isl.n.d visitors on Tuesday. -it.. T . 1 r . T" . . ,!.. for Galesburg to enter the city hos-j rard boy, arrived Tuesday with his bride from Nebraska for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rob ertson. Mrs. William Gibson and daughters, Jennie and Mary, were tri-city shop pers Saturday. Mrs. John Ranson of Silvia Is vis iting with relatives for a few days William Thomoson of South Alex andria, S. D., for a visit with Mrs Thompson's Darents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Ulam left Tuesday for a visit in Minnesota. Otto Volk and family of Bowling township spent Tuesday with relatives here. Albert Nelson attended the conven tion of the Luther league in Chicago last week. From Chicago he will visit his parents at Chesterton, Ind. Reynolds and family ; stay. Mrs. M. E. Bridgeford left Wed- nes.lay for Rock Island to spend a few days with Mrs. C. H. Thornhill. Miss Deborah Cummins went to Little York Wednesday for a visit with friends. The Columbian club held its first meeting of the season on Wednesday in Memorial hall. Sherrard Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vinall of New Mexico arrived Friday for a visit with Mrs. Vinall's mother and brothers, Otto and Walter Volk. Gus Anderson is to move his fam- pital for treatment. ''' to Matnersvuie lor residence. C. A. Miller was a Reynolds visitor j Miss Sarah Davis has returned Tuesday. i after a three days' visit with her sis- W. A. Morrison of Pleasant Hill. ter, Mrs. William Allen, near Viola. v. ho has spent a few days here : John -Nelson, who nas been in Mss Elizabeth Mor-. partnership with Henry Kolk in the ill. left Tuesday for ,i- te Mo. with hi rison. whi his !o;.;e. 1.-. TlJe; i.-.y staTe r';'i: The V Amlirci-e ing fco' ;..!! i at '.I p. in. Mrs. Harry ;nd Glenn Springfield Morgan to vi3it left the :p..ii and Vasht! and Ft leges will play the oj en varue in AKdo Saturday Downey and sun, left merchandise business, sold his in terest to Mr. Kolk. Mr. Nelson left for Davenport, where he has taken a position in J. II. C. Petersens Sons. Bert Hayes left Monday with his carload of goods for Minnesota, j where he intends to farm. His wifej will join him later. Robert Robertson, a Mrs. Harry Wallace have moved to Missouri S. P. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stone and Miss Gertrude Marshall have returned to their homes in Des Moines after a week's visit with rela tives in this vicinity. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson were called to Wilton, Iowa, by the ser ious illness of the doctor's father, W. G. Johnson. Royce Pett'.t, who is attending high school in Galesburg, spent Sat urday and Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Pettit. Mrs. J. M. Bond and Mrs. J. G Hazard of Rock Island were guests of Mrs. N. A. Taylor during the Sunday school convention. Mrs. James Gaston and daughter, Mabel, are visiting relatives in Lawn Hill, Iowa. Mrs. E. E. Stewart has been quite ill with rheumatic fever the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Saunders have moved from Rock Island to Reynolds. Mr. Saunders has opened a jewelry store here. Mrs. Margaret Crandell and daughters, Vina and Edith, have gone to Elberton, Wash., where they will probably spend the winter Miss Opal Riddell of near Aledo started to school here Monday. B. F. Snell of Preemption was in this village Wednesday. Frank Close, who has been visit ing his father, George Close of Dun can, returned to his home in Guern sey, Iowa. About 80 guests were pleasantly entertained at a pre-nuptlal shower in honor of Miss Nellie Mahaffey at the home of Mrs. Walter Kimbal, near Buffalo Prairie. Miss Mahaffey was united in marriage with Albert Riexinger of Montezuma, Iowa, Tues day. The ladies club met at the home of Mrs. George Fassett Wednesday afternoon. Andalusia fatinlfflM He II D I 1! II keel Flaky Biscuits elicious Cake Healikful Food made wiih Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skinner and son cf Rock Island visited from Friday till Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kane. Mrs. Clarence High went to Daven port Tuesday. former Sher-i Mrs. Charles Strohmeier of Sac City, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Strohmeier. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dollerhide and children of Davenport visited over Sunday with relatives. Henry Stropes and daughter of Car bon Cliff visited Friday and Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stropes. Will and Charles Wenks and son Floyd left Tuesday for Colorado Springs, where Floyd expects to spend several months in hopes of bettering his health. Matiialljr ft 'I. rfectly Packed W t .at in ... '"i,.fi' ir-. iOtyski?---ri i 1 1 -wm-hm. I Sr m0J0l 2 Pji&ttfew .feiMj n Cottolene is packed in patent, air-tight tin pails (never in bulk) and no dirt, odors, or other contamination can reach it. Lard is seldom guaranteed you usually take your chances; the purity and freshness of Cottolene are always guaranteed, and any grocer who sells it will refund your money if you are not wholly satisfied with it. There are thousands of Cottolene users in the country who would never let lard or any other substitute enter their kitchen. Cottolene is purer, more healthful, more economical than lard or any ether cooking fat. Prove it by a trial. Made only by TIIE N. K. FAIRBANK COaIPANY Shortens Your FoodLengthens Your Life II p II. Walker, state president of the I United line Workers of America. Mr. Walker delivered a very inter-j esting address on the labor question, at the Charles Coltman home during the past week. Mrs. Tom Arkle and three children arrived here Tuesday fn.m North- explaining the progress made by thestuan, En?. They expect labor classes from time to time audi their future home here. to make ID m r Ea. Li 7 f 11 The product of Grapes immm (r-. .-'--J A BLO00 Mi The majority oF human ailments ere caused by impure blood, because weak, polluted Mood deprives the sysiem oF its necessary strength and disease-resisting powers. Children do not develop per fectly, nor arc they s-trong ur.d robust unless the blood is pure and strong, while old people arc ciT.ictcd with Rheumatism and other chroni- troubles because of a weakened circulation. S. S.S. cures every ailment which comes from impure or diseased blood, it tones up and regulates every portion of the system and creates an abundant supply of nourishing properties with which to build up the blood. S.S.S. is made entirely of healing, strengthening roots, herbs and barks, abso lutely free from harmful drugs and minerals, find is therefore the purest and safest blood medicine for young or old. S.S.S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Malaria, Blood Poison, and all other blood disorders. Book on the blood end any medical advice free. S.S. S. is sold at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA. Tyl at tiers ville Frank Handley has let the con tract for a new barber shop to be erected here. Baker Brothers will do the work. Mrs. Frank Stanford was an Aledo visitor Tuesday. Laurence Sword of Rock Island visited his parents here Wednesday and attended the miners' fall festi val. A new blacksmith shop is under construction here. The owner is Murt Connor of Moline, who will move here in the near future. Heb beln Bros, have the contract. Mrs. John Haddick and daughter, Mrs. Charles Beers, of Aledo were Mathersville visitors Tuesday. Clyde Rosenburg of Cable was In town Tuesday. Miss Bertha Roberts and Mrs. Barracks of Coal Valley visited their sister. Mrs. Joe Wild. Miss Ellen Chilin of Cable visit ed with Miss Nettie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sherrard of Sherrard visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Robert Whan. Miss Florence Standley of Rey nolds spent Wednesday and Thurs day with Miss Mae Johnson. Frank Nesbit of Des Moines visit ed his sister, Mrs. Fred Haddick, last week. Jim McCreight of Sherrard spent Friday in Mathersville. The big barn on Frank Boleman's place was struck by lightning Friday night and was destroyed by fire. Five head of horses were burned and also a lot of hay. The loss, which will amount to several thousand dollars, is rartly covered by insurance. Arvid Jafvert was in Rock Island Saturday. Hebbeln Bros., contractors and builders, who had the contract to build the Mathersville school, are now putting up a building for a hardware store and lumber office. They are also putting a public scale in front of their office. LInburg Brothers have finished plastering the new school house. The first annual miners' fall fes tival held at Mathersville Wednes-! day was largely attended. People came from a distance to hear John Mrs. George Dawson of near Seat tle, Wash., visited at the Xeave home, during the past week. ! Mr. and Mrs. Cro:e of Cuba vis-; ited the latter's sister, Mrs. John Boden. j Murt Connor moved his house-! hold goods here from Moline last; week. j John Gilchrist and son Hugh of! Davenport were businefes .visitors; here Saturday. j John O'Neal spent last week here. ! He is making preparations to have; the. the Improvements made from year to year. Considerable interest was taken in the races. In the rubber boot race for little girls, Laura Bar ton won first, 75 cents and Lillie Stein, second, CO cents. William Crawford won the first prize, $5, on single driving horse. In the 100 yard dash Clyde White got first, $2, and J. Clark second $1. In the three legged race Frank Russell and L. F. Handley won first, $3. Mrs. Sadie Pillow won the $3 prize for the h.ob ble skirt race. In the 100-yard dash for boys, 14 years and under, Earl ; concrete walks put in front of Ogden was first, $1, and Milton John-i Cable Mercantile store son second 25 cents. Houldsworth brothers showed the best team of driving horses and won the prize, $5. The Mathersville second team played ball with Sherrard in the morning winning by a close race, 2 to 5. In the afternoon the first team from Sherrard played Mathersville, the former winning the game, the score being 2 to 3. The Gilchrist band fur nished the music for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oldfield and Mrs. Laura Caddy of Cable visited the Barton and Schroeder families the latter part of the week. Mrs. J. P. Laugherty spent last Mrs. Henry Patterson for Ch:cr.gi to :.!teiul of the Eastern i-'im. P. T Coe Mr. arid Mi;-, luns Hteren were in Hock Island luft Thursday. Henry Hiilini; veiit to Minnesota to visit Hens iiirhoi'f who formerly re-s-'rU'd i.'i thi.j vicinity and who is ser iously ill. Ben and Alma Gerkin returned home from 1'riTicetou after a week's visit with friends. .Mrs. Lrne.-'t Gerkin in helping care for her inoiher. Mrs. Ira Kiehards who fell recently and received severe iu I juries. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashdown at tended the state fair this week, j Mrs. V. iili:it;i Hipper went to Mo- John Nelson of Sherrard spent Sat-I"!ie s i-rumy ana spent tin.- ay witn urday here with his mother. He friends. wpnt to DavenDort at which ulaee he' iIiss Grace Wells of Albany is visit- has taken a position in the J. H. C. Petersen Sons' clothing store. Miss Marie Ryan of Rock Island visited at the MeGonigle home. left Sunday coi n crib built on her farm. u cuuvintiii.i; vveuirnan Is (IoIiil; the work. The literary eutei tainment given at the l esi(!i-ui c of (. .1. Gulden last Fri day eveniri i was a dvclded success. A hir.no crowd was in ill tendance. Mis. 1Ios! Ji Ki;e, wlirt lias been here visiting her sister, Mrs. Hubert I'earfall, the pas.t month, went to Port P.vien to visit with Mrs. Ellen Pea sail. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford gave a recent ion in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barber, who were recently mar ried. Sixty r lathes and friends re spond d to their in viiations, and spent an enjovalde evening at their hospita ble home. Mesdarues Julia Dorst, Ar vitia KriK kenliurg, Una Dillon and Allie I'oiles. all sisters of the hostess, a.-ibisted in t ei vitig a dainty luncheon. irf Mrs. Laura Rocker. Mrs. Ella Pearsail is having a lare Foster Miss Gertie Grear spent Sunday with Monmouth friends. Sam Langston r-nd Miss Bessie Farrow of Sherrard made a short j visit here Sunday. j Miss Mae Johnson spent from Thursday until Monday in Reynolds, of hot milk, or some cre;un with it, Sherrard and Cable. Frank Hebbeln was a passenger to Rock Island Thursday. Mrs. William I-'reyennuib spent Sat urday atid Sunday in Muscatine. Messrs. Joe Watson arid William Ripley departed Monday for Spring tii hi to aiieini the Ktatc fair. Mrs. John McGimiis of Davenport i the guest of her brother, B. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Jonard Durigan are i the parents of a son, born Oct. 3. I.yuian II. .McNeil returned to his home at New Boston after spending a week visit Int' relatives and attending makes the iine.-,t nightcap in the! the 'home coming" in Muscatine. A FINE NIGHTCAP j The Best Tiling in the World to Go to Bed and Sleep m. "My wife and I find that four tea- spoonfuls of Grape-Nuts and a cup! week with her daughter in Carbon Cliff. Frank Handley was in Moline Sun-; John Boden was a passenger to day. Rock Island Monday. John MeGonigle was a Shrrrard; , i tii,! , t j i . c?n 1 .-icJtr t i Tottoi- nflrf 1 1 f f hp week. ! .miss uiue nana iey pui ' ' . . . . . !.,. r. r, .wo i:r:.i,...v.,i, food nd Miss Anna Hebbeln of table visit- ' ...'.. world," .says an Alleghany, Pa., man.! John Workman of Millersburg atend- "We go to sleep as soon as v e '. ed the "home corning" at .Muscatine strike the bed and slumber like ba- ;md visi'ed at the home of his parents, bies till risiir-r time in the morning. I Mr. an l Mrs. Geoige Workman. It is uwiui tbr-e years txxv t-sm-f with her sister, Mrs. Chase, In Wat- ed at the John Russell home. ertown. i Mrs. Charles Hagman spent Fri-j Those who went to Aledo rs wit day in the tri-cities. I nesses in the Stein and Erickson ease Mrs. John O'Neal of Rock Island i Monday were: H. W. Meeker, Neil visited in Mathersville Saturday. j MeGonigle. Mr. and Mrs. Louis There win be a dance in the opera' Sword. George Raisbeck. Mrs. Ida house Saturday evening. I Bengston and sen, Ruben. Frank O. A. Smith and wife of Viola , Handley, Fred Haddick, John Peter were here Wednesday. son, Charles Kirchman. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rogie Josie of Rock Island is W. A. Coborn. Mrs. Dirk Haywood, visiting at the William Humes: Mrs. Jim McWilliams and John Gus nome j tafson. Charles Erickson was suing Virl Maynard of-Viola was visiting A. R. Stein for $2V)00 damages rn friends here Wednesday. j account of injuries to his h'tle son, Miss Bell Youd of Moline visited 1 Frank, who was kicked by a hors-e ! ifLst summer. The litigants acr'd to a settlement while at Aie'to with out going to court. N't. Srein will the boy $12".: also doctor ml!" we always have it tor break I as l and 'before retiring aril oii.e'.imes tor lunch. 1 was so sk i: 1:1 what the doctor called iictnc indigestion ami brain fat; before I i.ee.-ii to use C Grape-Nuts that. I co ihl nither e; X, Q sleep nor work with ary con: fort. :y "I was a'I'ieted a.t the same time' O with tie- most ieir ns.j pa'n.i, aic-om- O panied by a racking l ead' he and p ' backache, every time I t ried to eat : anything. Not .vithb'andin an iin-p usual pre.-siite from my professional duties, I was compcib.d for a time to O All A rgil; the news all the time The OCOCOCOOOCOOOOCOOOCXXJOOOOO STOMACH TONIC. give up my woi k aiios; "Then l Grape-Nir : hand red dollar. viiit Edgington t .1.- C- . , , , , ' ray ... ... . ... land court expenses. wn:cu Wil --,..5. .... . .. i amount to several .V io u.e Doie.. j Migs Nina chilin of Cble is If you feel all run down, out of. , Ma,h-aviH. get a 60-cent box of Mi-o-na stomach tablets today. Tflkp PVfrr nna rf Viom o rnr.-i In v f to directions'and when they are gone! Mrs- Jce Uo,lld cf 1 1LrLd;a F!cm you will feel like a different person. , were !n Rotk Island T,,,f':a'- Ml-o-na stomach tablets will ren-j Mr. and Mrs. Perry Venable and ovate your disordered stomach and! Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hartman aitend bowels; they will put life into your led the state fair at Springfield. -inactive liter. j Mr. end Mrs. Floyd Reynolds left They will banish nervousness, ; Tuesday for their home at Redwood brain fag, dizziness, headaches, j Falls, Minn., after a three-weeks' nightsweats and sleeplessness. j visit here with relatives. Mi-o-na will stop sour risings, gas! C. R. Carpenter was In Rock Is- iu l'j iu :-i it and enjoy- O and heartburn in live minutes. Large box 60 cents at the Harper house pharmacy and druggists everywhere. land Monday. Mrs. Humphrey Brubaker, Miller, ilrs. C. R. Carpenter ther. I put ir.y.-fci:' on a diet of O and cream alone, with 2 an oc-c-sioi.:i 1 cup of Pes? urn a., a ;un-',CJ ntr-up and sometimes a little dry'J loan'. I ahsirr' y;.u that in iess than 'O a week 1 f if. like a new irun'. I had q .;r(i5.ed six pot'Lds in wfht, ecu Id U slee; v.e'i and think we;l. "The good work v. eat on and I O was s'.-ou rci'iy to return to ttusitiess land have 1 ce.i hard at ; fug it ev-.-r tiree. : tca'ii.:aTid n.e at l:.c er. (iiiiies as i:i Grape-Nuts. You v. ! ways ready to testify , by Pcsiui i cojit a-y -.I' Ai . i Head the li'tle boo!:. Jh- lie ; to V.v I1-. illo" i:. i-ackaees. "There'b 1 a ic .as-on." Ever lead the above kite-? A new cue appx-ird from time to time. They Mrs. are genun.e, true and full of hama.i audi interest- any time any the .u ri's of iii iii'd im: ai Nan.e iverj , Battle Creek, . t c? 8 8 O The Bread That Keeps the Family Healthy is a treasure no one can afford to he without. It is made right here. Once used it becomes a luxury that you won't dispense with. No more dyspepsia, in digestion, bilious attacks, sick headaches or tired feelings. Give it a trial i.i all wo ask. Ji'it tecfcived a fresh line of W in! :oa-iV, Low iicj-'m, UU.'i'"t Joliiteii a. id luule'n (lioco lati i au l lion l.i'iiM, put op j.i tie.. t puik i - s. 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