Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-03
MOLINE MENTION

4'4NAAINC A'4S AOAN 4
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DR.. +. H. Gardner returned home
yesterday morning from pleasant
/ trip to st. Paul.
DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Straw have re-
turned from Port Byron, where they
spent two or three months in camp
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Carl Edward. 12-day-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Brissman, 1872 Tenth
street, died Monday, having been sick
ever since it was born. The funeral
was held at 2:3O o'clock Yesterday
AFTERNOON from the home.
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Clarence b. Anderson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Anderson. POS Seven
teenth avenue, died at O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. The funeral will be
held today.
With the opening of school this
year new department has been
started, school for deaf children.
Monday the state superintendent
teiephoned Supt. Cox that he would
authorize the establishment of
school here, and that he would pro-
cure teacher Immediately Miss
Eta Belle Root, of TurnersyilIe, Ky,
has been secured to fill the place as
instructor and yesterday three pu-
pills started, but there are five more
coming.
j. G.. Oliver. of East Moline, is to
go to Colorado to remain for the
benefit of his health.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Inglebrot. of Ma
rengo. Iowa, are visiting II. b. Kerr
and family.
Miss Emma Peterson has returned
from vacation trip which she spent
at Chicago and Pontiac.
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Miss Fredica Burkouist. of Hand
cock, Mich, arrived in the city Sun
day. She will attend Augustana col
lege.
Miss Anna Anderson. of Roberts.
H., has arrived to spend the winter
with her sister, DR.. Martha Ander-
son.
The semi-annual election Of Swed-
ish Olive lodge was held Friday even
ing, and resulted in the selection of
the following officers: Noble grand,
Theodore Wahlberg; vice grand.
Frank o. Nelson; secretary, AxeI
Swanson. These will be installed
the first meeting in October. The
other officers are elected for a year.
The East Ends opened their new
quarters in Chaney's shop with
fine program and a delightful social
time. The dedication of the room
speaks well for the organization
which is taking so active part in
social and athletic affairs in that
part of the city The officers and
members are: President, Otto Koe-
mig; vice president. John Huey; sec
rotary, Ed Petrain; treasurer, Harry
Robinson: baseball captain, John
Huey; baseball manager, Audy John
son; football captain, John Huey;
football manager. Andy Johnson
Members. Fred Peterson. Fred Wiese,
George Happier. Vic Swanson, Phil
Hedin, Carl Johnson.
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The first assistant postmaster gen
eral writes Postmaster Mckinley
that free delivery cannot be estab-
lished in outlying additions to Mo-
line that are without sidewalks and
house numbers, and that are not in
the city limits. He suggests that the
application may be renewed in the
spring if these requirements have
been met. The Cady addition, Col
umbia park, Ridgeview. Walker Sta
ton and East Moline will then be con-
sidered. 1t is indicated that affili-
alton with the city, or with the viii
lage of East Moline when the terri
tory is contiguous, will be necessary
as well as sidewalks and house num-
bers.
Steven H. Nelie, Jr., formerly of
this city, startled Kansas City last
Monday night by driving his horse
and run-about up the steps of the
Kansas City club and into the cafe
an hour before midnight Robert
IGoodlett, a broker, had wagered that
no horse and no driver could ac-
eomplish the feat. Mr.. VeIie refused
to accept the money. feeling repaid
in the fact that he had accomplished
what he set out to do. With his
own horse, handsome bay, hitched
to a fancy red geared run-about, Mr.
Nelie drove up the stone stairway of
the club house. passed through the
doors, and thence, by skillful turn,
into the carpeted parlors and on
through into the cafe. Then as safe
ly the horse was driven out again.
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Messers. Dave Holmgren and Her
man Lage have formed a partner
ship to be known as Holmgren & Lage