Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-06
DAVENPORT DOTS.

At the home of the brides parents,
in Park Lawn. at o'clock Tuesday
evening, occurred the marriage of
Louis Burmeister, clerk at the Stark
q Leeper grocery on Third and Di-
vision streets, and Miss Hannah
Schroeder. The ceremony was quiet
ly perfor- ned, Rev. Grief officiating. A
reception was afterwards held at the
brides home at which intimate
friends and relatives were present.
John Mcfarland and Jessie Kyle
were welded by Justice j. S. Altman
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
bride was attended by relative. p.
l.. Stevens was best man. Carnations
were favors at the wedding ceremony
which was quietly celebrated at the
future home of the couple on Har-
rison street between Third and
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fuchs were
surprised at their home on Third and
Marquette streets Tuesday night up
on the occasion of their tenth we'd
ding anniversary by a company of
their friends from the Sick Relief So
ciety which holds its sessions at the
hall on West Third street. There were
about % couples present. Music and
dancing constituted the pleasure of
the evening Mr. and Mrs Charles
Fuchs were married in this city Nov.
4. 1892, and have a host of friends, who
helped them with gifts suitable to
the occasion to observe their tin
wedding.
Nothing further has been heard of
poor Lizzie Jiblets, the lorn lass re-
strained of her liberty on an island
near Camanche by two men, and
nothing further will be heard. The
note in the bottle by which Lizzie inn
plored the Quitting of relief and
rescue expedition was nothing more
than the sportive jest of somebody
who wanted to have little fun.
Richard JOhanSen. Il wagon maker
resident for So years in Northwest
Davenport, and member of the firm
of Johansen q Kroeger, left on Sun
day evening to make his future home
in Portland. Ore. Prior to his de-
parture he and his family were sere-
naded by the Northwest Davenport
Singing society, the Liedertafel.
Under date of Nov. ;. the following
press dispatch has reached Daven-
port. which will be read with inter
est and considerable pain by those
who knew the young man in this city:
Jake Heidenrich, farm hand, at
tempted suicide at the home of his
employer. Mr.. Lenhart, eleven
miles northeast of Oakland.
(Cal) and was found in the
barn where he was doing the chores
by a boy who went to call him to
breakfast Two shots struck back of
the right ear and one in front, and
all glanced OFF. He was brought to
Oakland and attended by DIR. Smith.
He never lost consciousnehss, but re-
fused to talk. He had been disap-
pointed in love and was drinking
heavily. He will recover. Heiden-
rich recently came here from Mis-
souri,. His mother lives at Davenport.
His age is about 40 years. The
young mans mother is the widow of
Jacob Heidenrich, and she resides
with her daughter Minnie, at 1914,
West Eighth street.
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The marriage of Charles Bloom and
Miss Bessie Parish was performed
Tuesday evening at the First Chris
tan church at South Bend, Ind. Mr..
Bloom was formerly a resident of this
city but has been South Bender for
some time.
G. Thede, formerly manager of the
Atlantic house in this city, has pur-
chchased the business of the Rock ISL
and Rug company, and will conduct it
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