Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-10
MOLINE MENTION

Today is the first day of the sec
ond annual session of the Moline
Chautauqua assembly. The opening
services will be religious in charac-
ter. Sam p. Jones, of Georgia, will
talk in the evening on The Battle of
Life and How to Win IT. The pro-
rgram for the day follows: Morning
10:30, song service; IL, Bible read
ing, Rev. John b. Shaw, evangelist.
Subject, How Shall l Read the Bible?"
AfternoOn-RecitaI Moline Marine
band; reading, Ninety and Nine,
May S. Penrose; address, Rev. NJ. V.
Crumbaker; reading, selected, May S.
Penrose; 3: so, lecture and chalk talk,
''The American Small Boy" Hon. F.
S. Regain. Evening-Song, Ken
lucky Home" Svea Male quartet; au-
toharp solo, Prof. \. w. Miller; song.
BOLD Fisherman" Svea Male quar-
tet; 500, lecture and chalk talk,
1.-The Battle of Life and How to Win
It," Rev. Sam p. Jones.
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| Saturday morning, July ), Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kallenbach, living at 324
Seventeenth avenue, enjoyed a can
of dried beef for breakfast and went
about their work as usual. just af-
ter supper in the evening both of
them were taken ill and DIR. Trem-
blay was summoned. Investigation
decided him that Mr.. and Mrs. Kali
lenbach were suffering from pto-
maine poisoning, caused, probably, by
the timed beef. The proper rene
dies and antidotes were applied, but
the victims suffered greatly for two
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| of their illness.
Mrs. \. c. Stevens, of Green River,
died Tuesday night, after a prolong-
ed illness with cancer of the stom-
ach. She was sister of William
Sharp, who is well known in this
city, and an aunt of Mrs. Ed Brown.
Mrs Parker, of South Moline, was
her sister. Mrs. Stevens was a mem
Der of the Woman's Relief Corps of
this city The funeral was held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the res
idence.
| Late Tuesday afternoon the MEM
bers of the Moline city hospital staff
held meeting at the office of DR..
Eden, the outgoing president, and
the following officers were elected
| for the coming term: President, DIR.
j. NJ ryland; vice president, DR.. a.
NJ. Beal; secretary and treasurer, DR..
\. II. Beal. They also made out the
arrangements for the months the
various doctors should serve at the
hospital.
L. y. WhetseI. who was arrested
for practicing medicine without a Ii
cense, was given trial Tuesday in
Peter Ingleson's court and was found |
not guilty by a jury consisting of
Henry Werlich, Charles Goodwin, |
Bert. Schillinger, John Colson, Eli |
Finley and William c. Doose.
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Miss Clara Sloan arrived home Tues
day evening from visit of several |
weeks in the east. She attended |
commencement at Wells college, Au-
rora, New York, joined house party |
at the summer home on the Hudson
river of one of her classmates, stop
ped at Washington, and visited in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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Bob Cowley, the well known young
carpenter, is going about with his
face swathed in bandages because
he was struck in the visage the other
day by baseball and his. nose bro
ken.
Butchers of the city are agitating
a movement to close their shops from
L to o'clock every afternoon during
the hot weather. All the meat deal
ers on the bluff have agreed to close
their doors every day except Satur-
day from 1 until o'clock from July
Is until October 1, and they hope to
get the down town men into the
same agreement. Some wanted TO
close until p. m. and thus avoid the
hottest part of the day, but not all
were of the opinion that this would
be to their best interests, and so the
markets will reopen at ).
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The installation of the new officers
of ST. George lodge, X. p, took place
Monday evening at the castle hall in
the Skinner building, Fred ID. Holt
acting as installing officer. Follow
ing are the officers who took their
stations: c. c.. j. b. Mckinley; V.
c., w. b. Kent; prelate, Henry Lau;
NJ. of F., George Hutchinson; NJ. of
E., w. B. Butter; NJ. of W., George
NJ. Gould; X. of Il. and s., Harry +.
Watt; inner guard, Arthur Kneberg;
trustees, c. V. Johnson, w. \. Dierolf,
Gust Pfeiffer; representative to
grand lodge, Fred ID. Holt.
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Cadet Joe Miles, of Falls City, Neb.,
is visiting with Harry Good.
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DIR. w. S. Block, of Port Byron. is
visiting with his daughter, Miss Lila
Block.