Rock Island Argus., November 04, 1913, HOME EDITION, Image 14

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THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1913.
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Mrs. S. T. Rice, Mrs. A. Odaffer and
little daughter, Jessie Opal, who have
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been visiting Mrs. James Fender, re
turned to their homes in Decatur Fri
Bay. Mrs. John Weible of Alpha, who has
teen spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. J. U. David and Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Bolton, returned to her
borne Saturday.
Mrs. H. E. Maxwell spent Friday
With friends in Monmouth.
Mrs. E Carroll and Mrs. Minne Car
roll spent Friday with Mends In Rock
Island.
r Mr. and Mrs. Ceor?e Valentine of
tbia city and Mr. and Mrs. Janfes Ra
der of Joy went to Princeton Satur
day to spend a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. John Becker.
Mrs. Mary Forsythe Finley passed
away at the family home on South
Walnut street Wednesday after a few
weeks' illness, aged 77 years 5 months
and 26 days. Mrs. Kinky had been a'
resident of Mercer county for more ,
than half a century and has lived in
Aledo for the past few years. Her -tons,
R. W. Finley of Gradshaw, Neb.,
John E. Finley of San Francisco, Cal.,
and Orton of Suez township and
daughter, Miss Bessie, of this city,
;were with their mother during her
last Illness. Funeral services were
keld from the United Presbyterian
rhurch Friday afternoon conducted by
Rev. J. B. Pollock. Interment was
made In the cemetery at Sdnbeam. j
Mra. Harry Fay went to Alpha
Thursday to spend a few days with
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Pet
erson, ' Mrs. George Pinkerton went to Bur
lington, Iowa, Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. William Blayney.
Little MIhb Emily KdwardH was
three years old Wednesday and ber
mother gave a birthday party in her
Ijonor Wednesday afternoon. The
Utile people present spent a very hap
py afternoon during which refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Edwards.
: Mrs. ('. M. Kader returned to hr
Borne In New liohton Thursday aftfr
spending the day in Davenport, Iowa,
With her daughter. M;Bk Opal Kader.
Miss Cruc- MrMnllen of Sidney.
Iowa, and MisH Vina M(. Mullen ot
New Windsor npent a few days here
this week vith their uncle and aunt,
Mr. aitd .fr. D L. Wilson.
Mrs. T. S. Tree, little daughter.
Verle. and Mrs. Iora Srhelffele of
IllMlnck, Neh., rarne
visit Mr. Tree's parent
Otis Whan.
Mr. ami Mr?. W. M. Uuutinc. who
have l ei a vi i int- Aii. unti Mrs. 1. ('.
Detwil.r ;.t;il Mr. ami Mrs Alva Jay
left Tliuinlav for ihiir home in Lin
coln. Neb.
A jury for the purpose if consider-'
lng the proposed levy of taxes in ttie
Hay Maud drainage dixtriet was or
dered by Judge lttirgers in the county
court. The Jury was drawn Wednes
day afternoon and will be ordered to
report in court next Saturday. The
s Jury is composed of the followlg
mn: J. D. Peters. .1. K. Maw by. P. II.
Dorothy. J. Hot, Itrown. c. J. Noble.
C. A. Kreise. .1 M. Geddes, F. M.
.hurch. ;eoige s. Willits. Peter
Brown, J. A. Mattbuieer, Fred l. Uliu
cr. Th Adams Express company will
cpen an office in Aledo and have leas
ed rooms on the first floor of the
Transit house for that purpose. The
office will be In charge cf Harry Sapp.
formerly bill clerk in the office of
Adams Express company at Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Attorneys William J. Graham and
0car E. Carltrom of this city have
formed a partnership for the general
practice of law. The arrangement will
go into efft-ct on Monday. Nov. 17.
when the firm wi'I be at home In a
suite of rooms in the new Carlson
building on South College avenue.
Vr. and Mrs. Poffenbarger returned
to their home in New Boston Thurs
day after visiting Mrs. Poffenbarger's
father. A. V. Iarrance.
William Frew went to Chicago Sat
tirUay to visit at tne home of his broth-
f- and family, Mr. aiid Mrs. S. J. i
'rew.
1 Miss Emma Myers of Peoria and
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Miss M. P. Pethniam of Millerslmn; ,
Went to Chicago Wednesday to visit .
her sister. Mrs. W. A. Hefferman.
The Columbian club held a recep
tion at the home of Mrs. G. ('. Ltow
rs Wednesday afternoon. About BO
ladies were present and each dressed j
to represent the month of her birth, j
Instead of a program the ladies born '
In the same month were grouped to-!
jfether and required to perform some
!unt Kvery month was represented.
The January ladies received New
Years callers; those of February told
Valentine stories. March winds and
April showers were well represented.
The May ladies gave a delightful may
pole dance, the June brides were pres
ent aad the u-arrlane ceremony per
formed. A Fourth of July celebration
, with its noise and speeches was given; Fortunes were told and many amusing
by the July ladies. Heat and niaa panies were played. A two course
dogs characterized August. The t
w as repro-;
iavor was given to eacti guesi as a
The title of his lecture was "Morals
and Machinery, a Study of a Public
Age with a Private Conscience." This
dealt with the "Good rong Man," a
Willits near this city, returned to their
home in New Boston Friday.
Mrs. Van Willits of New lioston
came Saturday to spend the day with
duced by the SeSp'ember ladies. Octo-;
ber with its Hallowe'en pranks and ; souvenir of the pleasant evening.
Noember fith the Thanksgiving dm-, Mrs. M. Cooper of New Boston was
. i i an A 1 n? r vitiitnf TkurcHav
Z riTVSZi Mrs. J. II Dorinan and chil- ed than that of the rascal and; went to Galesburg Saturday to make
the program ended by a tnnstmab, arri , hnm. I the knave. Mr. Frank is a represents a ihort Yisit with Miss Hazel Dodson.
ire Uy me Uecemuer UUieu. ll " . - - . -. . - - - i . r,t n.Homlm ,nrf tronta nf thA Mr anri Mra I W nnnlittle unH
; man with spotless private life but i her sister, Mrs. L. B. Lloyd.
i criminal public life, whose influence i The Misses Edna Helen OEborn,
President Wilson has said is more to Edna Merritt and Mildred Vertrees
an afternoon of pleasure and mirth , Tu.Ja from A . 6priouf. prob,era8 q our indu8triai and two children of New Boston came Sat-
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which was greatly eujoyed by all pres
ent. A delicious luncheon was serv
ed cafeteria style. The committee in
charge for the day was Mrs. McRob
trts. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wright. Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L.. Johnston visited
relative in Hok Island Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Reynold and son. Master;
Clifford, went to New Boston Thurs-,
diiy to spend a fe$ days with Mr. and J
Mrs. Clifford Dixon.
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Mrs. D. S. Prentiss of New- Boston
came Friday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mr. II. B. Ksbbach.
Miss Blanch Knox returned to
tome In Joy Friday after visiting w ith j
t . . i .. i tu
kilBB V U t ail.
Mrs. Elmer Longley
! daughter, Ia June, went to Galesburg
had visited relatives.
W. M. KHe of Kilevilk
Ohio, w ho
ethiccl life. He has a very pleasing : urday to visit Mr. Doolittle's mother
voice and manner, and J. Frank Hanly
hne cnont rt k-tolr Ti-ith Mr bnil klra
J. W. DiUev and other relatives and ! ,ormer governor of Indiana, has said)
friends, went to D.inville Thursday to oT tlra- "e "as a ?reat message
make a short visit with relaties be
fore returning home.
i Miss Margaret Baxter left Saturday
f for a week's visit with relafivoa nnii
friends In New Windsor and Viola.
.Mrs. j. j. trail ct &coit m:m, :eb.. -," ,.-, . i
and Mrs. Catherine Thompson of Al-j 'r- BUU ,u -"'D
loca. who have boen visiting their S June Ha'ne" and 'is8 Estner TT
i sister, Mrs. William McHard. went to; eul lu cwautc l ""-c"u ""5
i Aimna s.itnrriav wher Mra Prutt ill i Latter Day Saints convention.
her! visit relatives before returning home.! Mr. C. Weeks and children and
1 it i rt rniciit-as t n 1 ri rrivon n rm m
urday afternoon by the Milliken and
the William and Vashti football teams
resulted in a victory for William and
Vashti. Score 3-' to 0.
re and entertainment ronr whb i
nrt habv' hehi ln lne A1do Pera house 0" Fl i ThJif8j""- ,
ana Daoy , rv rhnrie.
n:iv evenmcv I;irte onrt nrnrorlativo I 0
Aledo
and other relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Baryay of New Boston
was an Aledo visitor Thursday.
one that the pecple of the w hole na- j c. D. Reynolds of Headley, Mass.,
tion ought to hear. I am expecting j is visiting at the home of his cousins.
great things of him." ! Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Reynolds.
Miss L. Bingham of Chicago spent The annual meeting of the Mercer
a few- days this week with Mr. And County Agricultural society will be
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell at Millersburg. held on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6,
Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Elvin, Miss La . at the court house in Aledo for the
purpose of electing officers and trans
acting other business. All friends of
the society are invited to attend.
The Misses Elizabeth and Virginia
Gordon of Oquawka came Saturday to
make a short visit with Mi3s Frae Mc-
I Clellen.
McGinnis. a former ; Miss Vina Ralston of Hopewell
man. who has been pastor of ! came Friday to snend a few davs with
r. . 'Ill IMIIII.II...
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lay evening. A large and appreciative
niuraMf ill tnena nip. i. .1 v iu .tnr. T 1, . . : . v. . . v. n ii-v1;.v.nii n i . . . . .
I .. . . " ' I Vorth western linlvrcit o k trar-il"c rirujiruii vuuilu ot u iicuon, uer Krauupaff HIS, Mr. ana SITS. I).
H. Lutrell of New Windsor ; p.ouiem irciuies.
En:il Ryberg of Galesburg ; : .-rrr
O. H. Dairy mple.
Mrs. W
aad Mrs.
w ent to Joy Thursday to attend the
funeral of J. 1. Rberg held in that'
ity Friday. 1
Mis. K. J. McDouald spent Wedaes
i:;y In Viola at the home of Mr. and ;
K. M. Saunders. .Vrs. Saunders ac-
cn-.pai.:ei her home for a short visit i
with AU-do relatives.
t)ne of tie most pleasing Hallow-j
e'en parties of the week was given by j
Misses Cora Warnock. Grace Peterson, t
Eva McFarland and Rcsa Cullisoa at
the home of Miss Warnock Wednt-'
day evening. The home was appro
priately decorated with ghests. Mark
cats and other Hallowe'en symbols.
f J oP make your
y waihing easier V
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VI Just let Pesu mooJt the dirt
5 out. Peosta takes good ff
' your clothes Jf
A. makes them wear fyr
N. longer dtr
N. Y.. for the past 15 years, has ac-1 Wilson.
cepted a fall to the Presbyterian! Mrs. Chester Jackson of Joy came
church at Hoosick Falls. N. Y. Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and
Miss Dora Sloan and Mrs. J. Crane f Mrs. W. A. Lonclev.
of Joy were Aledo visitors Friday. ! Miss Jessie Alb3 went to Joy TVed
The Misses Nora Ryan and Emma nesday for a short visit w ith home
! Johnson of Joy were Rock Island vis-! folks.
itors Saturday. J Mrs. John Wyatt of, Joy was an
Mrs. F. A. Gibson went to New Aledo visitor Thursdav.
'Windsor Thursday to spend the day Mrs. M. Bridgfcrd of Joy spent Fri-
w ith Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Peterson. J day with relatives here.
Mrs. Evalyn Patterson of Dodge, ! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherer and 1ft
Neb, who baa been risitins Mr. and : tie daughters, Darlene and Mildred,
Mrs. C. W. Detwiler, went to New j of Joy went to Rock Island Saturday
Boston Tuesday to spend a few- days to spend the day.
wilh relatives and friends before re- j Mrs. J. R. Lowry and daughter. Miss
turning home. Ethel, went to Davenport, Iowa, Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. M. El Honeyman, who j urday for a short visit with friends,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A- . The football same played here Sat-
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