Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-01
MOLINE MENTION

MOLINE MENTION
Yesterday in accord with the or
iers recently given 10 the city conn
III. work WAS commenced tearing
Town the odd Moline house. the city's
first hotel and one of the Oldest
buildings here. and with il the old
,ne-time residence of Charles Atkin-
son. Both are located on First ave
nue.. between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets. and have fallen so into
ruin that they were most unsightly.
Yesterday afternoon the wedding
of Miss olga Dorothea Kiel 10 Otto
August Ebeling took place at )
Eparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiel. of
1913 Sixth avenue.
Mr.. and Mr.. !. T. Madden of Biz
mingham. Ala. who are ON their we'd
ding tour. arrived in the city Wednes-
day night and will visit for few
days at the home of W. \. Gilbert.
Christ Church Guild Christmas sale
will be held as usual ON the first Sat
urday in December. which will he the
eth. The sale will be held this year
at the home of Mrs. George Il. Hull.
Carl T.. Peterson. the well-to-do
carpenter, and Miss Hannah Char
| lOtta johnson. sister of {. III. and L.
\. Johnson. of this city. were mar
RED at ) p. m. Wednesday at Il snug
home of their own prepared by the
bridegroom at S45 Nineteenth avenue.
Rev. G. y. Hmborg officiating. The
wedding part. WAS an especially hap
Ply one. and the event an suspicious
one throughout. The Young people
we're attended by Laurence Peterson
and Miss Amelia Brissman. After the
ceremony. the company of about six
" persons was served with a sump-
tuous wedding supper. The bride re-
ceived many valuable wedding gifts.
Swedish Olive lodge members met
last evening to talk over building
plans and specifications for a lodge
building which will he erected some
time in the futureLhow soon. il *
not vet decided-on the site on the
northeast corner of Thirteenth street
and Fifth avenue. purchased year
ago by the lodge. No action WAS
taken looking To an early fultiIlment
of plans discussed and it il not prob
able that anything definite will be de-
cided ON for some time.
Hon. II. y. AinSworth received Il
brand-new automobile this morning.
1t * Il gasoline machine made by the
ODDS company. and * said to he fine
one Mr. AinSworth lost no time TAX
ing off the crate and looking AT his
new property. and soon its merry
chuif-chuff will he heard ON the
streets.
The Rockford Republic i in re /
ceipt of Boise. Idaho. paper giving .
an account Of the reception rendered I
Rev. Wesley c. Haskell by the mem /
berS of the Unitarian church in that /
city. Il church to which he has been I
called as pastor and the pulpit of [
winch he will till in the future. Mr.. /
Haskell was called To this church .
some time ago and the hearty recep- /
ton with which he has met makes /
it almost certain that he will meet /
With Sussess i'm his new field. Upon
the withdrawal of his acceptance of
The call from the Church of the
Christian Union IN Rockford. Mr..
Haskell rather dropped from sight.
and the little item in the Boise paper
will he of considerable interest to his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. X. Devore of 1903
avenue. are sorely bereaved
II the loss of their 2-year-old diugh-
er. Ruth. who died at , o'clock yes
erday morning from commissions.
Local members of the Woman'S Re
lief Veterans union paid the homage
lue Il national president To Mrs. Belle
:. Morgan Wednesday evening in a
reception welcoming her home from
Ter triumphaI conquest for national
lonorS at the recent convention in
'hicago. And the season was one of
not only for Mrs. Morgan.
MT To Mrs. h. II. Tyrrell and Mrs.
Ian Hartwell. national secretary and
treasurer. respectively. and to the
went -four delegates to the Chicago
who proved such able
and brought To Moline
hree national officers i'm the order.