Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-11
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! Tri-City Oil company, in which he al
Ieges that the stock alleged to be
in controversy was legally conveyed
to him, and therefore he asks iudg-
ment in the amount of $3.50 because
of the unnecessary litigation into
which the suit of the Tri-City Oil
company had forced him. He, with
Jack McGee, has qualified as his
own attorney in the case.
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The sixth and last subscription
promenade concert of Albert Peter
sens band will be held this evening
at Schuetzen park. Dancing will be
the feature of the evening preceded
| by a short concert program.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry f. Downer are
entertaining a very small but highly
Interesting young lady at their home.
She thinks she will stay with them
till she is through school.
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\ business change that will remove
from this city "a young member of
the commercial community is the
appointment of Ralph Nutting to the
management of the St. Louis trade
of the St. Louis Glass and Queens
ware company. The change will take
place Oct. /, when Mr.. Nutting will re-
move his residence to that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry and children
have returned from South Dab ,ta
visit which was made in and around
Minnesota.
Mrs. II. o. Pratt wife of the former
pastor of the Central Methodist
church, who has been visiting the
family of +. S. Crosset, has returned
to her home in Manchester. Iowa.
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Rev. and Mrs. George Il. Pratt, and
niece, Miss Mary Thoringt IN, of
Chicago. are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Pratt's sister, Mrs. Ross Wood
mansee, on Locust and Main streets.
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Roy Oel<ers left today for Iowa
City, where he will attend school dur
ing the coming semester. He pre-
pared fDr college at the local high
school and at Shattuck, Mimi.
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Miss Dorothy Thee, of Kansas City.
stopped en- route for New York TO
visit with her sister. Mrs. Julius
Banderob. of 11O9 West Second street.
and her father, II. c. {. Thee, of
Brady street near Fifth street.
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Robert BerryhilI. of F1rt Dodge,
spent several days this week with
his aunt. Mrs. j. IL. Berryhill. of Sew
enth and Brady streets, on his way %
Chicago. whence he expects to leave
for Arizona.
! Tuesday noon. at the fathers resi-
dence occurred the death of Loretta
Zinka Jehens. the 7-months and IA
| days old daughter Of Gustav Jebens
of 1912 Washington street. The moth
er of the babe is deceased only several
months. \ sister. Veronica, survives
beside the doubly bereaved father.
The funeral was held at o'clock yes
terday afternoon from the home in
Northwest Davenport, with inter
ment in the city cemetery.
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Hugo Koehler and Henry French
left yesterday for Philips academy.
Exeter, y. I'll. They will stop at Har-
ward and take some preparatory eX-
aminations. Next year both expect
to enter Harvard university.
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Ed Ploehn, Harold Emeis and Bert
Smith left Tuesday for Purdue uni
versity at Purdue. Ind, where they
will enter upon their years study.
Mr.. Ploehn goes back as a senior.
Mr.. Emeis enters the second year IF
Z ,,;,-;I cnt,roa npH I
Smith will commence his work.
The grand jury was qualified
yesterday for the September term
of court. County Attorney Julius Lis
cher and his newly created assistant,
Fred w. Neal. with, Bailiffs Eggers
and Curtis. and Custodian Philo
Sage, looked after the deliberations
and the cloister of the panel. The
oath was taken at the hands of Judge
w. +. Brannan. The cases to be in
vestigated by the panel during this
September session are as follows: j.
Pope, assault with intent to commit
rape, the victim being his own daugh-
ter; Nose Patton (colored), breaking
and entering; George Young, stealing
from the person; Frank Harris,
breaking and entering; NJ. ID. Daniels,
uttering a forged instrument; Henry
Nogel, assault with intent to com
NIT rape; Frank Hamilton, stealing
from the person; Harry Wilson, ut
tering a forged instrument; Thomas
Morissey, stealing from the person;
William McComb. larceny; Frank Nc
Coy, larceny; John Murray. breaking |
and enterino: Ed Bell malicious mis- |
chief; Harry Manwaring. assault
with intent to infiict great bodily in
jury; Ben Cundaff, vagrancy; Mrs. Me
Donald, vagrancy; John Harper, va
grancy; Lawrence Crockell, vagran-