Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-30
MOLINE MENTION

The Pitts house on Seventh street,
occupied as a residence by the City
hospital nurses, was Quilted by fire
that broke out at 1:4O this morning.
The nurses saved all their personal
effects. 1t is supposed the fire start
ed from an electric light wre.
| The first game of the Wednesday
Morning Bowling club was held yes
terday at the alley in the postoffice
block and the ladies who comprise
the membership declared it great
sport. High score was ~. good
record. Those playing were Mrs.
George Dunn, Mrs. {. II. Stephens,
Mrs. {. f. Mason, Mrs. Daisy SiIvis,
Mrs. Il. +. Peek, Mrs. S. Hosford.
Mrs. Mary Robeson, Miss Huntoon.
Miss Mary Hill. Weekly sessions
are to be held. the membership in
GLIDING sixteen or twenty society
ladies.
The Wennerberg' and Svea chorus
es met to round up the songs which
these thirty-two male voices are to
sing at the concert this evening at
y
detail was reported arranged for.
Already 800 seats have been reserved
and there are as many more to be
reserved. There are 500 seats which
will not be reserved and the capacity
of the church is 1000, so that none
need fear that he will miss a seat
Of all the musical organizations in
the three cities the Sveas are the
most deserving of public favor for
what they have done for others.
Amelia Ennevalson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grello, of 1929
Seventeenth street, is dead, after an
illness dating from Sept l, 1901. She
died from quick consumption. She
was born in Denmark Sept. 4, 1880,
and came to America in 1891. She
has lived here ever since and was
employed at the Boston store in this
city prior to the time the disease
took hold of her. She leaves beside
her mother her stepfather. Mr..
Greko. two half-brothers and one
half-sister in this city, and she leaves
one sister in Sweden. She was
member of the Swedish Lutheran
church and Il prominent worker in
| the various societies of that church;
member of the Young Peoples So
ciety and also of the Sorosis society.
Bonds covering the paving on
Twenty-second street were sold yes
terday to several local individuals
and the Moline National bank, who
together take the entire issue of
about $4,000. Z. II. Cox, of the Bar
Der company, was here to make the
deal.
Lillah Marguerite. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis First, of 2124 Fifth
avenue, died Tuesday of diphtheria.
She was 5 years and % days old.
| Since the proclamation of Mayor
Vessel and the order of 1.-THE school
board imposing Vaccination on all
pupils, much opposition to the edicts
has arisen and several parents have
sent word to the school authorities
that they shall refuse to comply and
that furthermore the board has no
right to deny admission to their
children in the schools. Supt. Cox
yesterday called ON Mayor Vessel
to discuss the complication which
has arisen and the result of the con
ference was that unless the proper
certificates of vaccination were pre-
scented by the time demanded pupils
shall be excluded from the schools.
The Agatherian society of the
Catholic church has arranged to give
a card party and entertainment at
Skinner hall Friday evening, Feb. :.
Mrs. Louis Rosenstein is entertaih-
ing this afternoon at cards.