Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-29
DAVENPORT DOTS

i LA ENH LIZ -
Miss Teresa Dwyer is home from i
nan, of Dewitt.
Miss Minnie Martin has gone to
Louisville, Ky, for long visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Hinrichs return
ed home Saturday from visit with
Chicago friends.
Miss Celia Ross, of Washington,
Iowa, is in the city on a visit with
her cousin, Mrs. Margaret Ross, of
Esplanade avenue.
The engagement of Miss Ella Plogg
to Samuel Hind has been announced.
The wedding Will be solemnized at
Mr.. Kinds home. 1902 West Fourth
street. tomorrow.
Davenport 80, Kewanee 0, is the
story of Saturdays football game. \
crowd that was estimated at 300 wit
messed the game. The attendance
was not what the boys expected, but
considering the threatening weather
the attendance was all that could be
expected.
Littig & Petersen will be the style
of new firm of attorneys which.
promises to take a leading position
among the barristers of the Scott
county bar. II is composed of Victor
l.. Littig and Walter II. Petersen AMI
the partnership is formed for the
general practice of law, with Offices
in suite 30, McManus building.
Justice J. 5. Altman officiated at
the wedding of Mrs. Emily Guide
kuntz to Albert Deidrich. which oc-
Cured Saturday evening at 5 o'clock
Both of the contracting parties live
in Davenport and the bride will be
remembered as the mother of the boy
who deserted from the United States
army and was captured in this city
short time ago.
Mrs. Emily Bennett was arrested
and brought before Justice J. c. Hall
Saturday afternoon on the charge O;
assault and battery preferred by Mrs
Emma Gross. She was fined s. and
costs and spent Sunday as a guest at
the Hotel de Macarthur in lieu of H.
quotation. Both women are residents
of Turtle Row and were the prince
pals in a pretty hair pulling match.
SAll hn
made by the Scott county democratic
County ticket - Clerk, William G.
Moth; auditor. Edward Berger; re-
corder, \. w. Carroll; supervisor
Leonard Litscher, Butler township
Township ticket-Assessor, c. \. Pc
tersen; Justice of the peace, Louis
| iioddewig; constable, j. NJ. Heeney;
constable. Byron s. Hall; trustee, C.
| d. Martin; clerk, Henry Hennings
The resolutions adopted are: THE
democrats of Scott county in conven-
ton assembled cordially indorse the
state and congressional platforms OF
our party. We heartily indorse the
candidacy of Judge Wade for con
gress and congratulate the people OF
The Second Iowa district that in him
they have a powerful advocate of al
our just rights and one who in con
gress will creditably represent their
and their district. We condemn the
extravaganza and incompetent man
agement of the affairs of Scott coun'
| ty by the present republican admin
istration and demand an explanation
of the reasons for increasing the taS
levy this year notwithstanding the
collection of 100000 extra back taxes
We indorse the principle of n non
continued application in this Judicial
district so long as the attorneys OF
the different counties recommend
candidates on the ground of the best
available ability and without regarC
to partisan or other influences, ant
we instruct the delegates from Scot
county to the called democratic ju
Il