Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-08
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Joseph, Mo-, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Clapp's parents, at 1881 Lee
Claire street.
Mrs. +. w. Boynton and children
have returned from Indian territory,
after spending the summer with Mr..
Boynton.
| Rev. BIancke. of st. Paul's English
Lutheran church, will lecture at
Let's, Iowa, and other adjacent towns
during the present week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Zoring, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus Kuehl, at Grand Isle, have re-
turned to their home at keystone,
Iowa.
Arthur Reading, son of Conductor
j. \. Reading, has gone to begin
his second year at Purdue university
at Purdue, Ind.
George McGovern returned to his
home in Iowa City Saturday after
spending the past week with friends
and relatives in this city.
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James Farrand and Wallace T..
Moody have left with their families
for Petersen's island, where they will
be in camp for the next two weeks.
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John T. Cline and family, of ColfaN.
Ia, who have been visiting with Mr..
Cline's brother, Charles +. Cline, left
for home Friday. Mr.. Cline is the
proprietor of the CoIfax Cottage ho-
tel.
Prof. Robert Donaldson has been
visiting his parents here for a day or
two, after returning from a European
trip. and left today for Corning, Iowa,
to resume the chair of languages in
the Corning academy.
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Misses Kathleen and Vivian Cheek,
daughters of Clerk of Court J. Frank
Cheek, left today to attend school at
St. Mary's of the Woods, ST. Mary.
Ind. Miss Kathleen attended the
school last year.
Rev. \. J. Schultz, of st. Mary's,
Iowa City, who accompanied Rev. j.
T. y. Flanagan. of St. Ambrose, on
his European trip, is in the city.
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| The Alpha club of the Kings Daugh-
tiers met Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Garstang. at her home,
| 1910 West Second street. 1t was the
regular business meeting of the So
ciety.
At : o'clock Saturday night Justice
J. s. Altman united in marriage at
his office, William Bosholm and Miss
Louise Gutchrist. both of this city.
The groom was suffering from blood
poisoning and wore his right hand in
a sling. The license was taken out
a fortnight ago. but after doubt OF
| the groom's rapid convalescence was
dissipated. the ceremony was deter
mined upon Saturday evening. The
couple will make their future home
al 1910 West Second street.
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Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of RoscO Mccormack of
Peoria. ILL.,. to Miss Clara Louise
Briton. of Sioux City. on Thursday
evening. the 9th inst. Mr.. Mccormack
| is the eldest son of J. ID. Mccormack,
of Davenport, and is connected with
the auditing department of the L. Z.
d W. railway of Peoria. Returning
from their wedding trip they will
spend several days in this city.
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At St. Luke's hospital Saturday
evening at 11:2O occurred the death
of Miss Minnie Schultz The deceas-
ed had been confined to her home
some time previous to her death with
heart trouble. She was born in Ger
many % years ago, and Is years ago
she came to this country and to this
city where she has resided ever since.
She is survived by one brother and
two sisters, August, Mrs. John Kelly
and Mrs. Albert Kurth.
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At Mercy hospital Saturday occur
red the death of Mrs. Anna Gieger. She
has been an inmate of the hospital
| for about three weeks. She is sur
vived by her husband who resides at
Donahue. The body was shipped TO
Donahue last evening over the Mil
waukee road. The funeral was held
from the residence today with in
terment in the Donahue cemetery.
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At II o'clock Saturday afternoon
John Claussen, farmer, aged So
years, and living near the Summit
church. after driving in ten miles
from the country to dispose of
load of potatoes, and having sold the
tubers, repaired to the stalls in the
rear of the German boarding house on
the southeast corner of Second street
and Western avenue, to put up his
team, fell from the chair in which he
had seated himself and died. Claus