Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-07-22
MOLINE MENTION v

Among the eXcursionists from Mo-
line, who went to Elgin last Thurs
day, were John III. Fisher and Miss
Jennie f. Hill, who returned home as
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher. That this event
was to take place was not suspected
by the couples most intimate friends
and it was not until the last few days
that the secret leaked ont and the
happy news spread about. The cou-
pie were married at the First Baptist
church in Elgin. The groom, re-
siding at 444 Railroad avenue, is en-
ployed in the husker department of
the Deere & Mansur company. The
bride is a well known young lady and
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Hill, OF 1922 Second avenue.
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Friends of Miss Nellie Wormley will
be pleased to hear of her marriage
70 ID. w. Newhall at the brides home
in Denver last Tuesday in the pres
ence of only near relatives. The
bride was dressed in white silk
mousseline and carried bridal roses.
She was stenographer in the office
of the Denver Gas company which
firm presented her with set of pearl
handled silver knives and forks. which
shows the esteem in which she is held
by them. The groom is manager of
mining company in the City of
Mexico, where he took his bride to n
home nicely furnished.
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"Blacky Sale" was again before
the police, magistrate yesterday
morning for vagrancy, for which he
has so many times before been ar
rested. After making an imprisoned
plea to the magistrate entreating
him not to send him to the county
Jail he was let go on his promise
that he would not show up in Moline
for one year.
Moline real estate to the value, of
Sc. 400 passes to Rock Island. A sale
of all of the remaining unsolu lots in
John b. Cornwall's Woodlawn addi-
ton to Moline, located between
| Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
and Twelfth and Fifteenth avenues
consisting of 81 lots, has just been
closed through the Towndrow & Nut
ter agency, to c. f. Taylor and
Thomas Campbell of Rock Island. The
consideration was $4,000. Messrs.
Taylor and Campbell will continue
the sale of lots in the addition as
heretofore.
James Gilmore, employed on the
interurban railroad. fell while walk
ing alongside of a moving train in
the Natick yards Sunday night and
half of his right foot was taken off.
The operation was done at the city
hospital by DR.. West. Gilmore and
Peter Euthiel spent the day in the
city drinking and say that they
started home pretty drunk. Gilmore
is from Youngstown, Ohio, and the
bother from Duluth.
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Mrs. James Salisbury of South Mo-
| line received word Sunday of the
death of Mrs. Lucinda Bolles, mother
of w. y. Bolles, editor of the Orion
Times. She lived with him and two
weeks ago had n fall from which she
did not recover in view of the fact
that she was IS years old.
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Mrs. Anna Zentgraf died at the
Watertown hospital for the insane
Sunday evening at the age of Sc
years. She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Johanna King. of 1902 Fourth avenue;
five brothers, Joseph. John. Peter,
/ Henry and Charles; three sisters.
Gertrude. Mary and Minnie, and three
children. The funeral was held at
st. Mary's church this morning at 9
O'Clock. Mrs. Zentgraf had been at
the hospital for about three months.
before which time she had been an
inmate of the county infirmary for
about two years. Mrs. Zentgraf be-
fore her death made sensational
charges to her brothers of mistreat-
ment at the hands of the poor farm
attendants.
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As a result of paying too much at
tention to the girl of Bert Chesue,
colored, Bob Williams is lying in
his room today suffering with jaw